Grateful Dead

On June 14, 1991, the Grateful Dead performed at RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C., a notable stop during their extensive touring schedule. At this point in their career, the band had just released their studio album *In The Dark* in 1987, which marked a significant resurgence in their popularity, driven by the hit single "Touch of Grey." By 1991, the Grateful Dead was enjoying the peak of their success, both in terms of live performances and merchandise sales, solidifying their status as a cultural phenomenon. The show captured in *View From the Vault II* reflects the band's ability to create spontaneous and extended jams, showcasing their unique fusion of rock, blues, and folk. This recording is part of a series that highlights the Dead’s enduring legacy as a live band and serves as a testament to the community and connection they fostered with their fans during the early '90s, a period heavily characterized by their dynamic live performances.

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