Europe / Wall

Saturday, June 17, 1972

Hollywood, CA · Hollywood Bowl

Notable Moment

Pigpen's last show

Hollywood Bowl. Pigpen's liver disease keeps him off the road from this point forward. He'll die nine months later, age 27. The Dead never replace his frontman/R&B-vocalist role.

Show stats

Saturday
Day 169 of 1972
Show #
34 of 88
Era
Europe / Wall
Keys
Keith
Recordings
3
Top rating
★ 5.00 (8)
Top-rated tape
AUD
Total dl
217,999
Songs played
26 · 2 sets
Show length
2h 33m
Longest track
The Other One · 22:48
64CanonicalRank #58 of 1,999
Tour milestonearchive.org ratingRelisten rating

From the tapers · archive.org · 3

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  • ★★★★★ · First GD show, 72 blew my mind!!! · mgb · 2007

    This was my first Dead show. I was 18 and still in HS. I went with a friend that had introduced me to the Dead. We had dinner at a Hollywood restaurant near the Bowl. We attempted to share some sunshine in a coke but I got the last gulp and away I went! We were in the second large section of seats and we rushed the stage when the Dead came out. I held onto a rail cause that was all I could do. I was off in the stratosphere and the band was incredible!

  • ★★★★★ · 2nd review entry for this show for me · hamradiomann · 2010

    So a guy below was talking about the "watch the wires!" comment by Bobby Weir at 1:20 into Truckin'. The trouble going on that caused that was that there were a bunch of girls on stage who got up there and started whirl dancing around, and they were right between the band members and Bobby knew someone was going to trip on some wires and cause a problem, so next thing that happens is his mike went tumbling to the floor. I wrote the "hamradioman" review below.

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Bust-outs & rarities

Setlist

Setlist from CMU Dead archive (mleone/gdead)

Recordings on archive.org · 3

Top-rated source

gd1972-06-17.shure-sony.melton.115839.flac16

Audience · ★ 5.00 (8 reviews) · 23,054 dl

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