theyre gettin better&better, & tighter...
(just from a curiousity standpoint) I'd think they'd wanna see just how far they can push it...

brokenarrow said: "Not everyshow can be great,but id rather be at a ok show than no show at all"

my thoughts exactly.

Thye're musicians. They live for the music. (As do many of us). I think, (and hope) that they'll play as long as they can. : )

gratefulade wrote:


They all very much look happy up on stage. Please keep the train moving forward!

It would be a shame to not continue the momentum that they are clearly building on....the shows from this month sound incredible.

I love what I am hearing.

I hope they go furthur in writing new music. Either with hunter or just with themselves

New songs would be a sweet treat from R. Hunter!

These guys have a good thing going.......might as well...

I don't see how Phil and Bobby could walk away from this. In only a year Furthur has gone from playing theaters and college campuses to two nights at MSG. Doesn't happen very often in the music biz.

And, of course, at this point the music is just SO hot. A few more years of this and Furthur will have a fine reputation totally independent of the Dead.

And second acts aren't that easy to come by, either.

I know what you are saying but it was not full last night,and they are selling day of show tickets for $40.That being said I do feel the vibes between them building,they aren't going anywhere.

I hope so! and im sure they are, this is a beautiful thing going on and me being a younger head is so grateful for this. They keep getting tighter and tighter everytime they play together.Iim sure they wont be going anywhere. Bobby will probably do those live broadcasts eventually with ratdog in his studio but im sure furthur will keep going FURTHUR as well

Gr8fulauditors wrote:


Very true about the tickets but it was still a pretty big crowd for a weeknight at a venue where they're playing five dates (not to mention nearly 10 more in nearby NYC). Not too many acts could pull that off, particularly in this economy.