Grateful Dead - Eyes Of The World (Winterland 10/19/74) (Official Live Video)

You're watching the Grateful Dead perform 'Eyes Of The World' at Winterland in San Francisco, CA on October 19, 1974 from 'The Grateful Dead Movie' directed by Jerry Garcia and originally released in 1977.

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[maitaifine]

andy warhol said everyone has 15 minutes of fame...well, i am more than satisfied with my 15 seconds of fame at the beginning of this "eyes of the world" video...although it was somewhat problematic after this winterland concert to drive around the bay area without having the DEAD license plate on the front of my VW van...but i will never forget the exhilarating high of briefly being on stage with my favorite band...

[leahcorry]

That's me dancing on stage during Phil's solo. I was sixteen. When I heard Eyes start up I just jumped on the stage and started dancing. I am so honored that Jerry included me in his film. Still dancing to Jerry and the boys all these years later and I guess I always will.

[MikeStelten]

when the guy in the front row smiling starts shaking his head from side to side right after the beginning of the song ... gives me goose bumps every time.

[smartalek]

I gave up trying to figure out even which song -- let alone which performance of which song -- was my "favorite ever, " when I realized it was always:
whatever's playing at the moment.

[cuntslappy]

Jerry’s opening gambit kills me every time. His playing could be so...well, playful! Floating and whimsical yet snappy and precise at the same time. I spend most of my time obsessing over tiny little runs or details in show that I find so important. I love the dead and expect that I will spend the rest of my life pawing over Jerry’s playing.

[dp]

the bass one this track makes it worth it

[MaxMendeloff]

i dont know if anyone will ever understand how good Jerry is at guitar

[DedHedJosh]

This happened 46 years ago tomorrow!!!! What a fucking dime piece this version is. Musically my favorite by far and away.

[rinomomorris]

Loved the guy in the overalls upfront conducting.

[Madcatcon]

if time travel was possible id go to this concert!  truly spectacular!!

[nikip]

One of my favorite songs ever. 🎵 I have many thoughts of those times, very often. Mid-late 80's and early 90's. I was grateful to go to many shows out here then, even a NYE. Simpler times for sure. wonderful. ❤❤❤❤❤❤💜

[JavaoftheLava]

I think it's really hard to overstate just how loved this band is.

[tenacken]

Probably my favorite Dead ever. Just so pretty and you get the feel of what it would have been like to be there.

[DaBoii]

:50 in his eyes. when you see them you just know. there is something about it that most wont ever fathom that feeling and then seeing his back and forth as the song kicks off its amazingly beautiful...

[freestaterevolution]

I always loved Billy's facial expressions when he was in the zone :-)

[dp]

he might not play live anymore but his sounds and essence still hang with us so long as we preserve media. alive in our hearts and minds

[hazysativa]

They never wanted to change anything, they just wanted you to be comfortable with who you are, sit back, and enjoy the music...

[tmswimr]

That was another time I think we all miss. But Jerry the time you gave us was so full of great music and gave each of us peace!

[tonifrancis]

What a song! What a time! What a band !

[Indrastarshine]

what a long strange trip its been...still truckin after all these years...Happy Birthday (Aug 1st) my Love Jerry...always in our hearts & the music is in our Souls...Universal Love & Light...Starshine