Grateful Dead - Scarlet Begonias/Fire On The Mountain - 5/8/77 - (432hz)

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[Stevopapito]

Just about the best 27 minutes of music you will ever hear on Planet Earth ... Sooo Grateful ❤

[KG-mcmv]

47 years ago!! Still one of my favorite pieces of music.

[capncrush]

Holy crap Phils bassline is amazing from start to finish
Listening to this in 2021 is a testament to the forward thinking of the band
10/10

[pdelaprimm]

Godspeed to Eternity and beyond, Phil.

An original.

[revbleech]

After years of disliking the Dead, this is what got me on the bus.

[craiggoodman]

The best Dead Concert I have ever had the pleasure to experience for all time

[truesdel]

The segue is transcendental! That place around 11:40 where they turn the corner into Fire still gives be full-on chills!

[aspjake]

Beautiful jam than can be looped endlessly

[robertelee]

Like many others, I believe this performance may have been this band's best of all time. Perfection in two songs.

[johnnewell]

I was at this show. It was good! I first saw them in 1973 at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City, NJ. That show was real goods!! 🥳

[rjmaggio]

Playing this at work so everyone can taste this sweetness

[fingerpeel]

That whole section from 16:30-18:30 gahhhh gets me every single time. And that squeal at the end. Friggin. Fire.

[colinlawrence]

The best live music ever played by anyone ever, cornell 5-8-77

[rudykoestel]

Discovered the Dead about a year and a half ago. I’ll always remember, I stumbled across thIs cut of FOTM from Long Strange Trip, and those first 15 seconds into the song, I stopped working and thought, oh my God, what a crescendo of just sound. The whole band just comes through beautifully. This version of Scarlet/Fire, is and probably always be my favorite piece of music, and the “song” I want to send me off into oblivion. the Just truly amazing stuff

[sudhindrajalihal]

listening to this for the umpteenth time...music at it's best. the ultimate jam!!

[widescreennavel]

Bobby classic: "All you people need to move back...or feel real guilty"

[Simonfrios]

Jerry's solo in Scarlett is close to perfect -- and to think he was improvising, that's genius right there folks

[chickletsever]

Sorry, Jerry's just the greatest. Sweetest guitar licks of anyone. He takes a theme and plays it up and down and inside and out and then expands it to the outer reaches of the universe. The Bach of rock guitar.

[przybyla]

Now let us observe a moment of silence for all the Deadheads lost that day, not quite making it through the transition, perpetually humming the Garcia lead line, eyes fixed staring vacantly off into space as if they never left Barton Hall.

[spencertherren]

Greatest piece of American music ever made.✌️🇺🇲