Grateful Dead

On July 8, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh, showcasing their iconic improvisational style in a remarkable rendition of "Estimated Prophet." This performance took place during an era marked by significant touring and live recordings for the band, as they continued to build their legacy as one of the premiere live acts of the era. Prior to this concert, the Grateful Dead had released their album "In the Dark" in 1987, which included their popular hit "Touch of Grey." This marked a period of renewed popularity for the band, as "In the Dark" helped attract a new generation of fans. The Pittsburgh show is notable not just for its musicality, but also for being part of the series "View From The Vault," which documents their legendary live performances and the vibrant atmosphere that the Grateful Dead fostered at their concerts. This particular performance exemplifies the band's unique blend of rock, jazz, and folk influences, drawing fans into an intri

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