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The Grateful Dead thread...
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SirSteely
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Deadhead here. Was lucky enough to see them 5 times, but only from 88'~92'. Like a little bit of every era of dead, but I agree the 90s were depressing.
http://archive.org/details/GratefulDead
But here...^^^^^ Grate full length shows covering all eras.
~jam a little dead to those plants,they play it right back to your brain when u smoke.
http://archive.org/details/GratefulDead
But here...^^^^^ Grate full length shows covering all eras.
~jam a little dead to those plants,they play it right back to your brain when u smoke.
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BugJar
archive is the STUFF.
GD4L
GD4L
The ETREE mobile app for iphone is the best thing to ever happen to mobile technology. I used to need an entire bookcase for my XL-IIs, now the entire collection fits in my pocket.
Android has a new one called Deadcast. Gonna install it on wifes phone later and check it out.
Android has a new one called Deadcast. Gonna install it on wifes phone later and check it out.
i like the etree app but it is a bit wonky.
maybe 2.0 will have search by date or particular song..
if you are on the archive check out "the grass is dead"
GREAT BAND!!!
http://archive.org/details/TheGrassIsDead
maybe 2.0 will have search by date or particular song..
if you are on the archive check out "the grass is dead"
GREAT BAND!!!
http://archive.org/details/TheGrassIsDead
Saw them in 1974. I was high on some good blotter. They mostly played "Workingman's Dead" and "American Beauty" stuff I think..
At the end of a 4 hour show, Jerry came back out and said the band had so much fun that night, and they had nothing to do the next day.. He said if we wanted, they would play again the next night for $1 per ticket to cover the cost of the arena...I went back the next night, just tokin' and really enjoyed the show..
At the end of a 4 hour show, Jerry came back out and said the band had so much fun that night, and they had nothing to do the next day.. He said if we wanted, they would play again the next night for $1 per ticket to cover the cost of the arena...I went back the next night, just tokin' and really enjoyed the show..
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Let's bump up this thread
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seeingthings
Member
Wow man, awesome story.
Too bad nothing as cool as this will ever happen again.. Got damn corporations and music industry bullshit.
Rod Serling
New member
Yup you said it.
Rod Serling
New member
I'm really diggin' Bears Choice at the moment
This is sounding reeaaal good.
i love the 1970 harper college accoustic set. the '77 cornell shows are another favorite for me as well the capitol theater shows from 71 that surfaced in the early 1990's. '77-'78 had some great st. stephen's. i had a couple hundred dead shows on DAT back in the day--with lots of soundboard->reel to reel->DAT. nothing like a grateful dead show. first show was buckeye lake 1991, caught about 30 shows in Jerry's last 4 years. my last one was in Vermont on 6/15/95, did the entire boston garden run in '94. i knew going into each show that he was living on borrowed time, so never took a show for granted.
Hey everyone,
The grateful are one of my all time favs
Although I've only known about them about the last 10 years or so I like to class myself as a uk dead head !
Thanks
GA
The grateful are one of my all time favs
Although I've only known about them about the last 10 years or so I like to class myself as a uk dead head !
Thanks
GA
thought hawkwind was the UK equivalent, though the music is much different (metalesque psychedelia versus folk/improvisational).
