Grateful Dead - The Other One Lyrics

I'm tripping hard right now!!!

いいねが1971 もう押さないで　2019/10/19

Amazing documentary Loved it from start to finish. What an amazing life? and he still came across as a good person;.
Epic .
Luv and Peace.

Increíble. Gracias por compartirlo! AMAZING!!!!!

I never realized till this day that the lyrics are written as a nursery rhyme would be written. U can substitute the lyrics of Mary had a little lamb perfectly. Try it!

Just curious, I know Krutz was drumming alone early in the 60's and then alone again in the early 70's, did Mickie ever drum alone with the dead on stage? If so, is there a recording of the concert?

Better with a single drummer.

I love this!

Saw Dead and Co last week at Deer Creek on some Lucy, there were about 3 times throughout the show I thought they were gonna play this, but they never did. Still the best concert I’ve ever seen

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COMMING AROUND!

Skullfuck

Skullfuck

Big vibes

Chills and flashbacks...

5:10 is the rip Phil is so with jerry Bobby too, merl Saunders is playing too it is so good and really showcases Phil...
It’s Phil’s birthday, happy birthday Phil...

Not this one but that one. Yes the other one!!!

Uh, Alex, I’ll have escape velocity for 500....

Steve commence countdown

"Escaping through the lily fields, I came across an empty space
It trembled and exploded, left a bus stop in its place
The bus came by and I got on, that's when it all began
There was Cowboy Neal at the wheel of the bus to never ever land"

RIP Cowboy Neal

Man that sent chills down my spine at 5:08. You knew it was coming. Awesome man. One of my favorite Dead jams.

It melts your face

It truly is best to not skip ahead

Loosely related musically, but if this catches your fancy, I highly recommend the Fuzz Self titled album. Imagine Black Sabbath with Jimi Hendrix on lead guitar and Billy Corgan on vocals

not even in the same league as the dead

This was one of the first dead tunes I ever hear..... it blew my mind eye wide open.

Phil. Zone. And Bobby and Jer right there with him

The stilled artwork is just is good as thr music!

diane wilson indeed Diane..Indeed.

The best long song I keep coming back to.

38 dislikes???!!!!! Who are these people??

Repulicans

I'm more conservative in my older age(26, lol) and the Dead are my favorite band. Don't be like that....lol I know a LOT of conservative deadheads. Labels are a bad, bad thing.

Saw them forty years ago @ redrocks
Saw them again last month with Maier... and my kids.
I know Quite a few Republicans who love music.
So vape that Mark

All for one, one for all.

Great version of one of my favorites. Cowboy Neal at the wheel...

That drummer is niccce

blessed band

What song did this recording start out with?

ShrimpMage cryptical evelopment

R.I.P PAULIE❤

bum da bum ba dum ba dum dide dide

FEELSSS

Love this performance. Had it on some form of media for over 44 yrs.

27 Dislikes?!

the first 5 minutes of drums... i could do with out, im sorry

I wish it was 5 minutes longer

This song (The Other One) is the very definition of the "Bay Area Sound". Phil just rips this up!

Bill Kreutzman...THE BEST DRUMMER .....EVER !!!!!!!

you ever imagine things when you listen to trippy jams?

Used to see video before the MTV format launched their flag to the moon.
Or maybe it was just pushing on my eyeballs and photosphene.

....the bus came by and i got on...that's how it all began....the blue bus is calling us.........(had to)

beautiful

Damn, how I love psychedelic rock <3

Me too. Peace. TJ STRUSKA

Me too. Peace TJS

this one blew me away and I became a dead head.

The Cosmos feels good tonight..

''The Other One',was the first song that was written by Bob Weir,according to the Awesome documentary of the same title...If you are a 'DEAD' fan,please check it out on Netflix.

Just watched it. Very good.

Barely listened to the dead before I watched this... Almost an every day listener now. Can't imagine seeing them back in the day

Amazon has an epic documentary as well. Welcome aboard (~):}

Cody Agans isn't the documentary called the other one: the long strange trip of Bob Weir?

@hippiecheezburger sorry for the late response. Yes. That's what it's called. I watched it a couple times last week. It's pretty good.

Is there an adage more true than that you don't know what you've got until it's gone? Listening to all these Dead classics only makes me appreciate just how great they were - and miss them more.

yes..years later and it's crazy now to think, explain I/we went to these shows..modern kids will never know

I got on the bus and I will never be the same Jerry drove the bus into another universe soo GRATEFUL Amor Raybann Austin Texas

Anyone else hear a little Pink Panther quote at 9:47?

Anyone got a better Other One than this? I've been looking for years.

i like the one on dicks picks 36

wow grateful dead one group of my dream .... precursor of JAMMMM ...... i lov it thanks !!!

Great music.Get outta the way,or hop aboard. The Trump train is here.

ladies and gentleman... the grateful dead. sucks this aint on that record.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i was at that f-ing show!!! in my moms belly lol heeeeee heeee i can still see tracers!!!!!!!! tb 420 lol miss ya jerry!!

Lol your mom was at Fillmore 71 pregnant that’s awesome

That's a fine drum solo

Wow flash back time to my Dead Head daze as a young hippie doin road trips and tripping at every Dead show dam I miss the Dead and my youth the only thing left  to do is smile smile smile ...............

only thing you can do my friend

this only has 89,000 views but I'm sure 80,000 of them is from just me.

Alana levesay put me down for a few thousand too, man.

Alana levesay ..they have other songs to you know...lok

Eric Linder / Skydog 2Crows I know but this one is my favourite

Great choice! Great taste!

best of all of bobby's songs for sure

;) That I'd have to agree with you on. Beautiful Bobby song :)

Mark Muth but it is bobbys story not bills story thats being told... not disagreeing but its bobs song imo.

Chris Williams Estimated? Jack Straw!?!

Sugar Magnolia?

Easily. One of their best, and one of bobs best.

çok güzel be

Get a job Pablo

5:08 that basssss.

PHIL!! <3

You are either on the bus, or you aren't on the bus. It's just that simple.

Furthur

I disagree with this statement!

Schrödinger's Cat, sitting among the sunflowers, might disagree. Once you've been on the bus, part of you will always be on the bus.

I'm literally on the bus now

Bryan Steel Furthur

Love this. the 7 that disliked this have no soul, man.

don't worry about them! no point in focusing on those who hate the magic here

IT WAS COWBOY NEIL AT THE WHEEL ...THE BUS TONEVER NEVER LAND

+Paul Pennestri  You know..... I just realized that all these years, I thought the lyric was "the bus tour will never ever end"  (with the "will" contracted to 'll)

AROUND 6;35 THEY START LEADING BOBBYS GOT A SUPRISE FOR JERRY

Coming around

I'll always be on the bus.

very cool

Music is the best- FZ

screw the political bullshit! Hello! THE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC! ISN'T THAT WHAT WE ARE SUPPOSED TO BE GETTING FROM THIS YOUTUBE VIDEO??!

Luckily I lived in a time when sophisticated, real music made by humans playing musical instruments was what constituted a recording artist; not wannabe third-stringers with nothing but a mike and a rhythm machine. I got to see all the bassists you mentioned live in this lifetime, Matthew, every one except Jack (don't think I've ever had the pleasure). But John Paul Jones, Ged, Entwistle (sitting 3 feet away from him mind) as well as Mr. Lesh (1972) were sometimes hard to focus on when surrounded by chaps named Moon, Garcia, Page, Alex Lifeson and Bonham. Rock was only eleven years old when The Warlocks changed their name to the Dead. I got to see some of that, luckily. Those were the days.

Matthew, reading your memories jogged some of mine---thanks for that. A happy accident of birth made me a teenager when all the classic bands were operative. I saw my first concert (Led Zeppelin Aug 4 1969) a week before Sharon Tate & co. were murdered and two weeks before Woodstock. Brian Jones himself had been killed a month earlier in July (when man walked on the moon the first time). Since then I saw every band I wanted to with four exceptions: Beatles, Cream, Mothers of Invention & Blue Cheer. Odd list, huh? Saw the famous San Francisco groups: Quicksilver, Airplane & Dead as well as the famous L.A. bands, among them The Doors and The Eagles (saw the Eags twice, very early and very late in the 70s, quantum stretch that). Neil Young (1973) when he still had his voice; The Police (1982) when Sting still had his; the second performance of seven of Pink Floyd in L.A. (1980) playing The Wall live; Rush in January 1977 in a 1200 seat hall where only 400 seats had people sitting in them; Dylan with The Band (1974), Jeff Beck at a movie theater with a double balcony with Tim Bogert, Carmine Appice & Screaming Lord Sutch---Sutch sang the first two or three songs until Beck signaled to him to exit stage left and the audience didn't see Sutch again. But the granddaddies of them all had to be two Rolling Stones concerts in one day ($6 early show, $5 late show, July 1972) right after Exile on Main St. was released; and Led Zeppelin's 1973 shows in Dallas & Ft. Worth, two consecutive nights that took years to recuperate from. Better than their movie!

In the same old-timey movie theater where Jeff Beck played, the original Mahavishnu Orchestra (Cobham, Hammer, et al.) were hellafied, Matthew, I'm surprised I don't have a dent in my forehead. More recently, the Stones released a DVD of their 1978 small hall show in Ft. Worth, they only played six or seven smaller venues during that massive stadium tour---it was THE coveted ticket in Ft. Worth that summer, only about 2000 available. I scrambled to score one. Suddenly and unexpectedly tickets went on sale mid-afternoon two hours after a single radio announcement---all gone in an hour. This was the last time I saw the Stones (with only one or two sidemen instead of 11 or 14) in a small theater atmosphere with a floor seat, not in the bleachers. Anyway the officially-released DVD show is gritty and exciting; but in person I thought Peter Tosh's band blew them off the stage. That's not to say the Stones sucked, because they sure DID NOT. But they had to follow Tosh's act that night, which was smokin'.

Thanks, MMB, I'm just an old man with my 'stories.' I forgot to mention Hendrix (told you I was elderly). I've only had two front row seats in my life and Jimi was one of them. That night Mitch Mitchell played double bass Ludwigs I watched roadies nail to the stage before Hendrix's show, to combat the dreaded bass drum creep. An oddly disappointing short set followed, Jim & Mitch hindered every measure of the way by the worst bass player to have ever laid eyes on one. It was not Noel Redding.

When the Dead elected early on to let audiences tape them their legacy began to flower. I can't believe how good they sound on Dick's Picks, etc. Live music is the real deal going down.

Bernie Sanders for President! Kill citizens united. Corporations with unlimited spending to buy politicians. Not even U.S. corporations. Vote smart!

get that political shit out of here and enjoy the Dead

Shut up and just listen to the music

+Nathan Strom have an opinion for once

My opinion is that I am here for the music not a discussion of politics

And That ...The Other One.
And that extinction event Asteroid strikes when?
Not soon enough.

...the bus came by and I got on...that's how it all began...

mm not really

+Martin Joyce here's a better proposition. Everyone should have a microdose of LSD, not get mind blown lol

Love you brotha hahaha

FURTHER

Rocco S I was the bus driver so I was.always on just rollin

Ear candy and brain feed, one of your 5 a day!

Awesomeness, where's this art from???? I want It!!!!

Damn bill goin to work!!!

I always skip right to the 5:00 mark and jump straight into the Phil Zone.
Anyone else?

its all about that peak man! lol

If you have good speakers, don't skip the drums. Otherwise, do.

Haha. That was my plan at first. Then the song started and I couldnt get myself to skip

Ooooo i just did. Thank you! Wowwza!

Thank u

This is amazing

Where is this art from??

at the 5:07 mark is where space begins.....the PHIL ZONE

fuckin visionary

Listen hard to Garcia shout just after 5:01  "Phil??" start the song with that awesome bass lick, please, then Lesh blows them all away and rumbles in w/ full compression.  LOL

Keep your souls dance alive - thank you Jerry for having your fun✌🏻😍🌎

Very good call. You can barely hear it but it's definitely Garcia.

I've listened to this really really loud and I've never heard that I'll have to try again

Isn't this from.Amoxamoa, The album in which they were rumoured to have destroyed the studio or is it the dark star album. Fist herd it in the summer of 70 on blue cheer German acid

Fuck yes the phil zone!!

Best GD song on officially released album...

mama tried, playing in the band, etc. all of the songs are good on this album

@Philip x This was a pretty tame PITB, even compared to the version on Ace. Check out this beast: https://archive.org/details/gd1974-09-11.sbd.unknown.4647.shnf

@mukune
Check out 7/29/88 for PITB, its literally a monster.

Naw, this is #2. #1 is Truckin' => Prologue on Europe 72. And those are also the two best live cuts including all the tapes.

blues for allah

As per Patton, compared to this, all other forms of human endeavor shrink to insignificance. It's a very Christian song. "Don't you know it's better that one man die than the whole nation perish?" "The solemn Sun looked down on Him...His mother stood but frowned on Him...and all the others sound on Him ('If you're the Son of God why don't you get down off the cross?') but it doesn't seem to matter" (Father, why have you forsaken me?) But as the day was ending.. His mind remained unbending.

Right on my Christian brother

Absotively, posilutely !

That makes 2 of us, Ace !

hartford 72, during the 'gentle' part, they made the entire first five rows kind of--hard to explain--we all groaned as the thing swept over and through us all, like currents affecting kelp in the sea---we collectively went whoa------of course the purple guy at the door handing out owsley acid may have had something to do with it--but it was amazing--unforgettable to this day--it was like we got out of the way of it while embracing it--ya had to be there---i'm still there!--leave me there please

The Ultimate

See above - recorded at the Fillmore East in April 1971. Released on Skull & Roses album later that year....

is this from 76

Sounds like the middle of most songs @ redrocks/mc Nichols '78

72 live at the Hundred Year Hall in Germany

I am so stoned right now!

Drum solo ends, music begins at 4:48

drums are music buddy.

Yes.This is grat song！

This is the version I grew up on - Phil is amazing all the way thru. I love the crowd at around 14:20 yelling in the background after Garcia's breakdown solo.....

1st comment - woo-hoo!