when did you first fall in love with GD?
i was 13 (1985) when someone gave me the skeletons tape. i was into punk so was intrigued by the imagery and then put on the tape on and was like huh what the hell is this country music? i’ve been obsessed ever since. not a day goes by that i don’t listen, watch an interview, watch a show or glance at something from my dead book library....there’s so much going with the shakedown pre show interviews on youtube, the official GD podcast, the big steve hour on sirius, dave’s picks, dead and co, DSO shows, on and on and on

these bolts don’t ship until oct 16 according to his website. you have a prototype :D

Love the Big Steve hour

When did I get hooked? The first time I ever listened to Reckoning, that 1980 run for me is epic.

they played at a sunday love-in in greynolds park spring of 68 a 4 hour free show on a flatbed truck

pigpen was in good voice and sang most of the songs

There is a soundboard of that show..crystal clear..thanks
Dec 29 1968
Life is good ...
Pig is singing Turn on Your Love Life now...

Never really been able to get into the 80s as far as listening to shows goes. What’s a good place to restart? Maybe I’ll try that alpine 87 show.




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not my favorite either but start with 1989. i’ll admit it’s a very good year

this is a good one. jerry is happy here
https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=A8rVM8GlD4c

i was so mad to have missed this show. my friends went but i was with family in st. thomas VI

Thanks RF for the recommendation.


Watched a little bit, he’s in very good form on that Deal! Looking forward to watching the whole show.

Maybe my avoidance of the 80s has to do with the fact that I never really liked audience tapes.

Also, the sound got a little synthier then, particularly Bob’s guitar, and some of Brent’s keyboards. I prefer a sparser sound: straight up guitars, piano, and one drummer - think 73-74. I really like the hammond sound on this deal though.




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me too. 72-74 is my jam. love em with 1 drummer. 77 is an exception

yea the deal on that 89 is smokin though

I'm glad they are going thru and cleaning up the old tapes (Dick's and now Dave's + some others).

I hope they finally helped Betty Cantor out

Audi A3 Lightning Bolt Edition
 

May ‘ 77 Sugarees are about as beautiful as it gets to me

Late 70s dead - last of the air cooled dead. 993?

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betty lost ownership of the tapes long ago but should be getting production royalties as they get officially released by GD now

https://relix.com/articles/detail/whats_become_of_the_bettys/#

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2012/11/26/deadhead

I know that around 2017, a boatload of SBD showed up..

Many credited to Charlie Miler

https://archive.org/details/GratefulDead?sort=-date&&and[]=year%3A%221968%22

the archive has a lot of GD shows by year link is to 68 but other years also

and tons of other stuff

again https://archive.org/details/GratefulDead?sort=-date&&and=year%3A%221968%22

third try remove middle or just go to the page and click on the year list +1968 or any other year

Ap store has Relisten

Links to archive.org, but organized and easier to use.

And works nicely with Apple CarPlay!


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anyone here get to see a jerry band show? i never did

back porch entrance (i’m lucky my wife doesn’t mind). PP is represented too

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1601766534.jpg

Deadhead sticker on Cadillac.

Yes, a few...

Stony Brook, Capitol Theater, Felt Forum?

Probably a half dozen times in the early 80's