Jerry Garcia's guitar / Grateful Dead

LloydXmas

RIP JERRY..

I remember the day the music died.

rollings

LloydXmas wrote:

RIP JERRY..

I remember the day the music died.

rollings

StillHere wrote:

helplessdancer wrote:

i'm gonna miss sirius radio next month, especially for the daily dose of "today in GD history"...but i ain't paying $90 for 6months :evil:

friday's show was deadicated to "in the dark". 25th year anniversary of it's release.
i still remember buying the cassette when it went on sale
little did i know then the explosion that would happen soon after this release
it was never the same again, and that ain't all bad

Original release
Side one
"Touch of Grey" (Garcia, Hunter) – 5:47
"Hell in a Bucket" (Barlow, Weir) – 5:35
"When Push Comes to Shove" (Garcia, Hunter) – 4:05
"West L.A. Fadeaway" (Garcia, Hunter) – 6:39

Side two
"Tons of Steel" (Mydland) – 5:15
"Throwing Stones" (Barlow, Weir) – 7:18
"Black Muddy River" (Garcia, Hunter) – 5:58
"My Brother Esau" (Barlow, Weir) - 4:20

Remembering the day.
Vinyl for the home.
Cassette for the 67 Mustang!

helplessdancer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcInu1YA ... ature=plcp

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5axCiz0 ... ature=plcp

the new box set(spring 1990)
it's killer

jjflash

helplessdancer wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcInu1YAHIw&list=UUQw7atpeyMhnFDwlWkGtttA&index=1&feature=plcp

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5axCiz0 ... ature=plcp

the new box set(spring 1990)
it's killer

It's top notch. Really well done from the packaging, to the contents, the presentation, and, especially the sound. If anyone is on the fence about picking one up, it's a wee bit expensive, but IMHO quite worth it. Less than 1,200 are remaining.

jjflash

Anyone bought vinyl copies of Dick's Picks thru Brookvale Records? If so, whaddya think?

rearviewross

DangDang wrote:

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One of the cords was an output & the other was for an input....

The output went to the amp & the input was from all glory angels up above in high heaven, armed with harps of pure gold.

donnaruhl

I recently won a 14 Dvd box set of the Greatful Dead, From the begining including their newest movie.Still unopened. The Debut of So Far. The Closing of Winterland,View from the Vault 1-4,And a Bonus Disc of Unreleased Performances. Also a 40 page book with rare Photos.

jjflash

donnaruhl wrote:

I recently won a 14 Dvd box set of the Greatful Dead, From the begining including their newest movie.Still unopened. The Debut of So Far. The Closing of Winterland,View from the Vault 1-4,And a Bonus Disc of Unreleased Performances. Also a 40 page book with rare Photos.

Nice...congrats!!!

donnaruhl

jjflash wrote:

donnaruhl wrote:

I recently won a 14 Dvd box set of the Greatful Dead, From the begining including their newest movie.Still unopened. The Debut of So Far. The Closing of Winterland,View from the Vault 1-4,And a Bonus Disc of Unreleased Performances. Also a 40 page book with rare Photos.

Nice...congrats!!!

The Question was, What can 97% of Men Do that only 3% of women say they can do?

helplessdancer

donnaruhl wrote:

I recently won a 14 Dvd box set of the Greatful Dead, From the begining including their newest movie.Still unopened. The Debut of So Far. The Closing of Winterland,View from the Vault 1-4,And a Bonus Disc of Unreleased Performances. Also a 40 page book with rare Photos.

its a pretty sweet box set!!
all their live dvds
no fancy packaging
just the stuff that counts
so awesome

jjflash

Dick's Picks Vols. 3 & 4 bundle available today via PopMarket. Pretty sweet deal . Surprised the limited run of 2,000 has not commanded more interest :?

http://www.popmarket.com/details/28845220

Driftin'Along

I am probably as big a Grateful Dead fan as everybody else who has posted here but am I the only one that wasn't big on the 80's & 90's Dead sound (especially live)? Everything just became too cute sounding (tinkling keyboards...thanks Brent :evil: ). 60's and 70's Dead was up there for best band of all time in my opinion. Obviously they'd be #2 behind PJ but I absolutely love so many of their songs from those 2 decades. American Beauty is still one of my favorite albums by any band of any era. Workingman's is up there too. Wake of the Flood is underrated also. I could go on and on. I've heard so many live shows that I feel like I've seen them live but unfortunately never did.
Someone earlier also posted that PJ picked up where the Dead left off and I do agree a lot with that. I also think there are some other good "jam" bands out there worth seeing multiple nights in a row. Widespread Panic comes to mind. They never play a song within 3 shows of itself. You will see 0 repeat songs in a three show run. Nobody else is doing that...not even PJ. Their choice of cover songs is, in my opinion, the best of any band out there. Highly recommend checking them out if they come to your neck of the woods. They have countless bootlegs out there too. panicstream.com is a great site.