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Tons of live content on YouTube, websites like archive.org, and the usual streaming services. No need to reinstall the old Blaupunkt head unit.
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p car owner and serious deadhead for 30 plus years.
anyone listening to the big steve hour on the sirius dead channel? i'll be seeing dead & co, phil and DSO this summer Last edited by ramonesfreak; 04-25-2018 at 11:10 AM.. |
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Anyone know where I can get a plain white 100% cotton sheet big enough to make a car cover for a 356 out of? I'll get my daughter to tie dye it...
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I gots a Pink Floyd sticker on my 911.
Ironic, because in spite of the money I dumped into it, the sound system sounds like sht. But to the point of the PO, even though I like the Dead, and I'm old, and I used to smoke a lot of hippie lettuce, I'm not a Dead head.
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First show was at Monterey Pop summer of '67 and then two weeks later in Golden Gate Park SF. Seriously life took a sharp turn after that summer.
I've got a baggy full of ticket stubs....lost count at around 400 shows. Winterland, Warfield, Avalon Ballroom, Fillmore, Cow Palace. Everywhere they played in LA. Weirdest show was the Swing Auditorium in San Bernardino where they got boo'd off the stage by about 500 Hell's Angels! One of the best was the Shrine Auditorium in LA...after a 2 hour break they came back on stage with sweat pouring off their faces and went into an epic "Bertha". WTH were they doing for those two hours!?!?
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Rob.... '66 911, '74 911, '85.5 944, '69 914-6, '65 356C, '01 986, '04 955S, '97 993 C2S, '55 356 OUTLAW, '98 993 Cab, '55 356 Speedster, '06 955S, '58 356A, '96 993 C4S, '87 BD 911, '95 993, '06 997S, '11 997.2S, '74 914 2.7, '15 981S |
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Saw them play here with maybe 50 people in the audience.....$3 admission.
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Rob.... '66 911, '74 911, '85.5 944, '69 914-6, '65 356C, '01 986, '04 955S, '97 993 C2S, '55 356 OUTLAW, '98 993 Cab, '55 356 Speedster, '06 955S, '58 356A, '96 993 C4S, '87 BD 911, '95 993, '06 997S, '11 997.2S, '74 914 2.7, '15 981S |
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. Not only Tees, he applied his skill to dresses and stage backdrops....HUGE ones...have been the scene at many shows I attended and graced most hippie jam band venues across the country. I always wanted one too...but thought my gf's $300, custom made hippie dress was my limit...twice, so I never asked  .
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