Grateful Dead

On September 5, 1985, the Grateful Dead performed at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado. This concert occurred during a period when the band was experiencing significant popularity, particularly following the release of their album "In the Dark" in 1987, which marked a commercial high point for them. At this time, they were known for their extensive touring and engaging live performances, which often featured long improvisational segments, exemplified in the Red Rocks show. Interestingly, the concert took place as the band was beginning to embrace more mainstream success, highlighted by the song "Touch of Grey," which would later become their first radio hit. The choice of Red Rocks as a venue further emphasized their appeal, as it is renowned for its natural acoustics and beautiful scenery, making it a favored spot for both artists and fans. This performance is part of the rich tapestry of live recordings that showcase the Grateful Dead's unique blend of rock, jaz

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