is there a stream tonight ?
have a great time tonight zoners !!!
and thanks in advance for the setlists updates and reviews !!

is taperrob out here?

I am home tonight any streams or updates?

Any streams tonight?

good evening, looking for streams

You tube is broadcasting the event. They did last year as well.

do you have a link on that?

you tube???Link???

I'd give my left nut for a stream (and a saturday night red rocks ticket)

Furthur
Sat. Aug. 14th, 2010
Outside Lands Festival
San Francisco, CA

Set 1

Cassidy

Furthur
Sat. Aug. 14th, 2010
Outside Lands Festival
Lands End Stage, Polo Fields
San Francisco, CA

Set 1

Cassidy

Furthur
Sat. Aug. 14th, 2010
Outside Lands Festival
Lands End Stage, Polo Fields
San Francisco, CA

Set 1

Cassidy
Loser

Furthur
Sat. Aug. 14th, 2010
Outside Lands Festival
Lands End Stage, Polo Fields
San Francisco, CA

Set 1

Cassidy
Loser
Let It Grow

Furthur
Sat. Aug. 14th, 2010
Outside Lands Festival
Lands End Stage, Polo Fields
San Francisco, CA

Set 1

Cassidy
Loser
Let It Grow
Time

Furthur
Sat. Aug. 14th, 2010
Outside Lands Festival
Lands End Stage, Polo Fields
San Francisco, CA

Set 1

Cassidy
Loser
Let It Grow
Time
Death Don't Have No Mercy

Looks like fun so far

Furthur
Sat. Aug. 14th, 2010
Outside Lands Festival
Lands End Stage, Polo Fields
San Francisco, CA

Set 1

Cassidy
Loser
Let It Grow
Time
Death Don't Have No Mercy
Fire On The Mountain

reports are that the crowd is roaring during the Fire!

Furthur
Sat. Aug. 14th, 2010
Outside Lands Festival
Lands End Stage, Polo Fields
San Francisco, CA

Set 1

Cassidy
Loser
Let It Grow
Time
Death Don't Have No Mercy
Fire On The Mountain
The Other One

looks sick, this a one set show?
jk is gonna get a ballad

Furthur
Sat. Aug. 14th, 2010
Outside Lands Festival
Lands End Stage, Polo Fields
San Francisco, CA

Set 1

Cassidy
Loser
Let It Grow
Time
Death Don't Have No Mercy
Fire On The Mountain
The Other One
The Eleven

Furthur
Sat. Aug. 14th, 2010
Outside Lands Festival
Lands End Stage, Polo Fields
San Francisco, CA

Set 1

Cassidy
Loser
Let It Grow
Time
Death Don't Have No Mercy
Fire On The Mountain
The Other One
The Eleven
Terrapin

Furthur
Sat. Aug. 14th, 2010
Outside Lands Festival
Lands End Stage, Polo Fields
San Francisco, CA

Set 1

Cassidy
Loser
Let It Grow
Time
Death Don't Have No Mercy
Fire On The Mountain
The Other One
The Eleven
Terrapin Suite
Unbroken Chain

Furthur
Sat. Aug. 14th, 2010
Outside Lands Festival
Lands End Stage, Polo Fields
San Francisco, CA

Set 1

Cassidy
Loser
Let It Grow
Time
Death Don't Have No Mercy
Fire On The Mountain
The Other One
The Eleven
Terrapin Suite
Unbroken Chain
Morning Dew

Furthur
Sat. Aug. 14th, 2010
Outside Lands Festival
Lands End Stage, Polo Fields
San Francisco, CA

Set 1

Cassidy
Loser
Let It Grow
Time
Death Don't Have No Mercy
Fire On The Mountain
The Other One
The Eleven
Terrapin Suite
Unbroken Chain
Morning Dew
I Know You Rider

helluva set

end of show

steal your face right off your head

This was a good one.

Rob, why the fuck weren't you there?

You missed a fatty.

Golden Gate Park.

A special place.

Psychedelic jamming in a psychedelic place.

THEIR psychedelic place.

A great show.

Great show! Two and a half hours straight powerhouse. Wonderful to see them play so well.

OK, just because I'm not ready to hit the sack yet...

I thought tonight was a GREAT show.

The Cassidy, Loser and jamming in Let It Grow washed out the kids and non-heads quickly and opened up some nice space, musically and physically, and the Let It Grow took us oooooooouuuutside and oooooouuuuuutside we stayed.

The Time cover is not something I'm generally excited to hear and so I headed from my nicely open space near the rail to the back for a beer, but this version of Time was played really well and I started really listening to it, and I suddenly got the "time" theme of it, and I found myself really enjoying it (and my beer).

This show was so poorly sold there was room wherever you wanted to go. Don't get me wrong, there were a LOT of people there, but this is a BIG space and you could go from the side rail to anywhere and back, room anywhere you felt like grooving.

It was great to be able to move around and really trip on the Polo Fields and the lights shining on the trees and on the FOG above us! THAT is the best fucking light show happening. Lights of all kinds shining on the low-lying fog above our heads. Far out.

Bob nailed Death Don't, and coupled with Time the sense of where we were became strong.

The Fire was outstanding and then the other One just BLASTED US!

Everything from there on was dialed in and it was just great to be in that giant misty field at lands end.

I really thought the Unbroken Chain was the best I've heard JK play, with looong jamming, and overall I thought the band really came together and played TOGETHER tonight.

And Phil & Bob were back home.

I kept getting the hit of Time and Home.

REAL good show!

Just got home from the show in GG Park. There was a strict 10:00 p.m. curfew so after Rider, Phil did quick donor rap right into a group bow. Weir also thanked the locals who live in the neighborhood for, "Putting up with us." They came on-stage at 7:30 and started at 7:40 (Weir was having technical problems with his ear piece.) Then it was straight until 10:00 sharp! Cold, foggy, San Francisco summer day! Levon Helm was a lot of fun but his set was only scheduled from 3:45-4:35 and that's when he was on stage. Way to short. All in all, a fun day in Golden Gate Park.

Wow, what a great day in GGP! So special to have won tickets (thanks KFOG), and even more special - I was finally able to get my wife out for her first Furthur show! Pile on top of all that we got to see Levon Helm w/ Larry and Teresa (of course) a killer brass section, some NOLA jazz and much much more.

Furthur was a treat and the boys were spot on from the beginning of the set through the whole 2.5 hours with no break! The fog enveloped us in a blanket of love and set a lovely screen for the light show. The Cassidy opener had everyone guessing what would come next. John did a stellar job with Loser and by the time they hit Grow it was jam until 10:00pm. Time was another surprise but surprisingly they nailed it!

I agree with heathentom - Fire was on fire as the boys hit their stride with Phil dropping some solid bass bombs and the place came alive! I felt like Terrapin was a poignant moment picking up on a theme of the journey - perhaps the journey always leading us back home or to where we belong. It was great to be "home" with the boys and they delivered the goods.

A solid shout out to the video crew who did an excellent job keeping the big screens filled with Hi-Def goodness.

Missed you Rob and sorry I didn't call - I was dialed in my scene taking care of my lady.

ack, double post somehow <ignore>

looks like a great show

the unbroken's have been amazing the last few
i saw were great (7/11/10-mann philly especially)

so psyched for red rocks 4o days and counting

Memorable GGP gigs....

10-06-66 Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, Ca. (Thu)
Alice D. Millionaire
"Love Pageant Rally" - LSD rally

01-01-67 Panhandle, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, Ca. (Sun)
"New Year's Day Wail" - Hell's Angels thanks for Diggers - also: Big Brother & The Holding Co.

10-16-66 Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, Ca. (Sun)
Bob Weir's 19th birthday - Artist's Liberation Front free festival

01-14-67a Polo Field, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, Ca. (Sat)
Morning Dew, Viola Lee Blues, Schoolgirl*
*with Charles Lloyd "The Great Human Be-In" - afternoon concert - also: Jefferson Airplane; QMS; Country Joe & The Fish; The Charlatans; plus numerous poets and speakers

06-21-67 Polo Field, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, Ca. (Wed)
Summer Solstice Festival

05-07-69 Polo Field, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, Ca. (Wed)
Lovelight, Good Lovin, Dancin, Cryptical> Other One> Cryptical, Dark Star, Me & My Uncle, Hi-Heel Sneakers, The Eleven, Smokestack
order uncertain - Bill Kreutzmann's 22nd birthday - afternoon concert - also: Jefferson Airplane

11-03-91 Polo Field, Golden Gate Park, San
Francisco, Ca. (Sun)
Bucket, China Cat> I Know You Rider, Wang Dang Doodle*, Born On The Bayou**, Green River**, Bad Moon Rising**, Proud Mary**, Truckin> Other One> Wharf Rat> Sunshine Daydream
E: Forever Young***, Touch
*with John Popper on harmonica **with John Fogerty on guitar and vocals***with Neil Young on guitar and vocals"A benefit for Laughter, Love, and Music" - memorial for Bill Graham - without Bruce Hornsby - only "Born On The Bayou" - only "Green River" - only "Bad Moon Rising" - only "Proud Mary" - only "Forever Young" - lineup: Dirty Dozen Brass Band; Bobby McFerrin; Jackson Browne; Aaron Neville; Tracy Chapman; Santana; Robin Williams; Journey; Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young; GD; Joan Baez, Graham Nash & Kris Kristofferson

Unbelievable show. Can't believe I got two miracles. Feeling pretty blessed right now. Rob, you were missed. Darren, bummed I didn't bump into you.

these guys were hangin @ the fest

Not great quality, but fun!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlyciBBaUh8

And I'm still psychotic over the GOTV show - amazing!

^Sweet video. Confirms the great vocal presence and hot Jeff playing in this show.

And at the end you can see Bob telling Phil to come back and take a bow 'cause they're out of time, which of course was a theme of the show.

Making me smile on a day of rest.

I had to stay home to get the set list posted... I got my hours cut at work, times are tough. Yet, due to friends back East, Red Rocks awaits! Glad you all had a blast.

thanks for the setlists and reviews !!

Is it OK to still miss Jerry?

ok with me! that's mainly what i do...

Interesting day in the Park. The logistics of GGP and the hurdle of minimum entrance fee of $75 worked strongly to limit stray dogs, litter, and folks wanting a spill of one's swill.

The festival setup was well done. Levon Helm and crew, though not as high energy as at the Independent show, delivered a wonderful set. Favorite new sounds to these ears: Langhorne Slim. Crowd great multicultural blend; tie dyes meet lite couture; thanks, ladies of SF!

The Furthur scene: as others have commented, space was to be had in many parts of the field. Peculiar, but not that I was wishing for a dense 90's Shoreline lawn, relatively low total numbers for crowd for the hometown heroes (reflected in low # posts for this show vs. earlier Summer tour!).

I feared after a blazing MMJ set, that our boys might seem a bit, well, old. But, once Bobby got his ear monitors sorted out during a tasty 4 man jam, our boys took back this sacred turf.

I truly think this show was the finest example I have heard since the 80's of Bobby's ability to throw out sophisticated, angular guitar riffs, perfectly creating a rhythm power trio w/ Phil and Russo.

The general vibe of this nearly 145 min set to my ears was Mahavishnu Orchestra-Dead, searing, sometimes mathematical, very psychedelic. Many of my older head group bemoaned the lack of mellow sing-alongs; not I. As others have posted, this was psychedelic contemporary music in a psychedelic venue of great history.

DO NOT miss this band in the next 6 months!! This is not a "Dead" tour of the past 5 years; gone are the clumsy pass-offs of guitar lines, gone are the two bands on one stage. IF you dig the past ventures of 69, 74, 77, this is your contemporary challenge. Enjoy!

They got IT!

sake you get it...thanx for the post...ive been saying what you just said for the past year...thank god i am not alone.....msg msg...just in time for thanksgiving

Awesome set. Does look like Westies aren't repping as hard as Easties, but it is what is. Can't wait for Woostah and MSG in the fall.

"I truly think this show was the finest example I have heard since the 80's of Bobby's ability to throw out sophisticated, angular guitar riffs, perfectly creating a rhythm power trio w/ Phil and Russo."

F'yeah and don't forget Chimenti here! JK and the vocals. I, for one, am in heaven (first show 1973)! Wish I could see them all!

Those Shoreline lawns: fun! Esp. right in front of the speakers!