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.squirrely.
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dead heads of ns! i always had a couple dead songs in my library, the more popular ones shakedown st and scarlet begionias, etc, then one of my friends saw furthur over the summer, and out of curiosity i looked them up and started to learn more about the long strange trip that is the grateful dead. havent listened to much else since then, and if furthur goes back on tour im gonna try to get to a few stops. favorite show has got to be winterland new years eve 1978, or june 14 1969 just because of the dark star. need to listen to more bootlegs of full shows, dead.net is a great resource for looking them up. some of my personal favorite songs are










Dec 23 2013 6:10PM
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MothaHucker
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Im grateful for OP's grandmother
Dec 23 2013 6:15PM
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.squirrely.
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this is off to a great start!



Dec 23 2013 6:17PM
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corona
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filthy hippies
Dec 23 2013 6:18PM
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Barf.
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https://archive.org/details/GratefulDead Download/Stream of basically every live Dead show ever played.
Dec 23 2013 6:27PM
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.Hugo.
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More like a grate start!
Dec 23 2013 6:31PM
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theabortionator
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http://www.gdradio.net/ - Free streaming shows

http://sugarmegs.org/ - Huge archive available for free stream or download.


I used to have all the dicks picks at one point. Would love to get copies of them again.


My favorite song would have to be



Phil is going to be playing some pretty sick shows next year. Furthur is on hiatus. I think ratdog might be touring as well. I won't ever go on furthur tour but I do try and see them when I can. I'm thinking they might ditch furthur and come back in 2015 as a final year with "the dead" like they did in 09. Would be nice to see them all together again.


Dec 23 2013 6:35PM
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Dhane
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Hey man, welcome! I have to many favorites to post, and I'm on mobile, However! Download the app deadcast! Its free dead all day, everyday with nooooo commercials. Just set it, And let it grow
Dec 23 2013 6:35PM
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icculus.
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came here to post this..
Dec 23 2013 7:14PM
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skiersupreme
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Dec 23 2013 7:42PM
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Jeebus.
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Love the looks of this thread! Great stuff OP
Dec 23 2013 7:43PM
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Dhane
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Dec 23 2013 7:54PM
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slav_slayer
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I saw Dark Star Orchestra in the House of Blues in AC last summer, the show was pretty sick.
Dec 23 2013 8:04PM
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ktollefson_1080
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This show is my favorite! Seattle show in this really odd pool concert. FIRST CASEY JONES debut in concert.

good to do homework too

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4I9yxtON5tg

Dec 23 2013 8:15PM
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theabortionator
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They're good but sometimes they charge way too much IMO. They pop up enough at festivals to not bother paying extra to see. Was going to catch them in oneonta or ithica or somewhere a few years ago and tickets were 45 bucks I think. But as I said before they're definitely good at what they do.
Dec 23 2013 9:52PM
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chickenonabun
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Threads for later because the grateful dead is the bees knees
Dec 24 2013 12:18AM
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jfoley019
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This is a thread I can get behind.

The archive is a great place listen to shows. Most can be downloaded as well. Some shows have been taken off because they are on dick picks and sold as albums.

Look up the Burton Hall shows, they are really good. Classic Dead.

I been moving from the 70s into the early 80s lately.

Futhur is good, but Bobby sings way too many of Jerry's songs which can be annoying. Phil and Friends from their November run was out of this world. Check out the archive.

I never got a chance to see The Grateful Dead before Jerry died. Which bums me out.

I am glad others on here are into the Dead.

Dec 24 2013 9:33AM
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theabortionator
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I know that gets to a lot of people but I'm fine with it. I'm fine with phil or bobby singing any one the songs. They aren't going to be around that much longer.

Glad for some of the sit ins I've seen. Trey with furthur at Interlocken this summer, bobby with moe. at moe.down a few years ago. Bobby with primus at summercamp a couple years ago doing the other one.

I didn't make it to see moe. this year in San Fran. Then what I wanted to see last year happened. Al from moe. played with Phil at terrapin crossroads. Was jealous.
Dec 24 2013 11:40AM
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TNORTS
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I'm lucky enough to have Gathering of the Vibes in the town next to mine, so I get to see Phil & Friends, DSO, and Further like every summer. Pretty dope fest.


Dec 24 2013 12:13PM
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jfoley019
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Yea I been looking for the recording Al sit in cant find it anywhere.

I dont know why Bobby needs to sing with you have fake Jerry. That being said it is not going to stop me from listening to every run or going to shows.

This is what I am listening to today

https://archive.org/details/gd1980-11-29.beyer160.wise.gmb.89938.sbeok.flac16

The first set was great, the recording is unreal.

Working on getting through the second set before I leave work. Prob wont happen though.

Anyone have a fav studio album

I am huge fan of In the dark (partly because it was what turned me on to the dead), workingmans is a great album too.

Dec 24 2013 12:17PM
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TNORTS
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Also this show is dope. First performances of Terrapin and Estimated Prophet.
Dec 24 2013 12:18PM
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theabortionator
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You can embed archive? When the hell did that start? I still like going to the site anyway and stream from there but didn't know you could embed.
Dec 24 2013 1:56PM
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TNORTS
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I didn't know either until right now. Click the archive logo on the right side of the player.
Dec 24 2013 2:08PM
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safetyhound
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Jerry & Merle Saunders, maybe my favorite cd ever.

Dec 24 2013 2:21PM
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BigScaryLarry
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my dad was a pretty big dead head and he got me pretty into them for a while. i still listen to them a bit. i love the pandora station cuz it pretty much only plays like jerry, the dead, and phil lesh, such things like that and its awesome. i really wanna get a big dead shirt for skiing haha
Dec 24 2013 9:37PM
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Dr.Dealgood
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The Pizza Tapes are fucking gold.

Actually, all of the side projects he did with David Grisham are awesome. Dead with a little bluegrass.

Definitely a good selection for a pow/glade day.
Dec 24 2013 9:41PM
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gnartogue
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my personal favorite
http://youtu.be/cn9v4KS7FMA
Dec 24 2013 10:27PM
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theabortionator
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David Grisman is the fucking man.

Felt like adding this to the thread for know reason. Just popped in my head earlier from seing the thread.




I don't really like riding to the dead or any jam music. I used to rock a bunch of phish/dead/moe./biscuits etc while working but when I ride it's gotta be hip hop or bust to get my flow goin.
Dec 25 2013 12:24AM
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skiersupreme
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im so stoked. for christmas my dad got me a hard drive with every song, album and live performance. and every song, album and live performance from the jerry garcia band
Dec 26 2013 11:29AM
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TNORTS
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Thats fucking rad
Dec 26 2013 2:28PM
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.squirrely.
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dude thats sick i wish my dad was more into music in general or had been when he was younger.

one of my uncles actually followed the dead for a few years back in the late 70s early 80s, went to over 100 concerts during that time the stories he has told me about it are so rad, makes me wish i was born in the 50s and lived when rock was still alive hahah
Dec 26 2013 3:29PM
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theabortionator
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There's still lots of good music out there. Unfortunately not to that extent. = It's crazy that pop music was actually good back in the 60s. The amount of good music is just insane. These days it's out there you just have to sift through a shit ton of garbage to find it.

Also I've been thinking how it's ridiculous to see the same band 100+ times or even 10+ time in normal people standards. Especially spending a tong of money and traveling all over to do it. I love listening to the stories of people that were around back then for the music. People who saw hendrix and other acts at the fillmore, monterey pop festival, traveled with the dead, etc.

We may not have quite the music scene they had back then but it still is pretty good. The coolest thing IMO is that you can never see every band, and you can never meet every person. I do my best, but there is always fresh music I've never even heard of and strange people that I can have meet and become friends with.
Dec 26 2013 4:41PM
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Dec 26 2013 5:05PM
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Jeebus.
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Fuck yea, pizza tapes is the best and the story that goes along with it is awesome. My favorite track of this album has got to be shady grove.

Jan 6 2014 1:39PM
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lineskier10
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march 77 cornell is fire
Jan 6 2014 1:45PM
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OregonDead
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I have a huge collection but I always love listening to a real head spin tracks on the radio. Every weekend I try to catch The Grateful Dead and Friends Saturdays from noon-2 on 90.7 KBOO FM and Dawn of the Dead with concert Dave Sundays at 8am on 92.3 KGON . Both of these shows come in clear in the Timberline parking lot. If you are not in Oregon I recommend streaming these shows online. Keep on truckin' friends.
Jan 9 2014 2:11PM
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MEDSKI.XXX
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One of my most prized possessions is a denver broncos greatful dead shirt, I love that shirt, and the dead
Jan 9 2014 2:30PM
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OregonDead
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Yesterday I finally started listening to the 2013 30 days of dead tracks. I never got around to playing them on the PC so I burned it and threw the disks in the Subaru. Pretty sweet tracks with great sound quality. Going to be great on the way to Mt. Hood. As of right now you can still download all the tracks at http://www.dead.net/30daysofdead .
Jan 10 2014 3:42PM
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JordanButtfart
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Been on a Dead kick for the last few days. But I'm also looking for some similar bands, like String Cheese Incident, Widespread, and Keller Williams, does anyone have any suggestions?
Apr 26 2014 2:04PM
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theabortionator
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JordanButtfartBeen on a Dead kick for the last few days. But I'm also looking for some similar bands, like String Cheese Incident, Widespread, and Keller Williams, does anyone have any suggestions?


The black crowes are sort of similar to panic in a sense. That southern rock vibe.


Not really the same but you might enjoy Greensky bluegrass or Railroad earth. Imo 2 of the best touring bands out there. Also leftover salmon kills it.
Apr 26 2014 2:38PM
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JordanButtfart
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theabortionatorThe black crowes are sort of similar to panic in a sense. That southern rock vibe.


Not really the same but you might enjoy Greensky bluegrass or Railroad earth. Imo 2 of the best touring bands out there. Also leftover salmon kills it.

Gonna check that out right now. Thanks man.
Apr 26 2014 2:40PM
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Brule.
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threads
Apr 26 2014 3:27PM
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theabortionator
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Leftover Salmon - Down in the Hollow

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jczDbsMZzWc

I'll stop there cause I could scroll bomb tunes all day lol.

RRE - Mighty River

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/766225/Mighty-River-by-Railroad-Earth

Greensky - Atlantic City (Bruce Springsteen cover)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBE3NQKvspY

Greensky - Reverend
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9f5jNOC24U

moe. - Bring You Down (With Jeff Austin)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQ9I5-_s7gI
Apr 26 2014 3:44PM
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theabortionator
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The referenced post has been removed.


Did a little voice inside your head say "Don't look back you can never look back" ?
Apr 26 2014 3:51PM
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connecticunt
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HotRydaim so stoked. for christmas my dad got me a hard drive with every song, album and live performance. and every song, album and live performance from the jerry garcia band


that is so amazing. my mom and her brothers followed them around for years and they've handed me down about 30 tees from the different shows and a bunch of autographs on different things. so grateful.

my archive app is my favorite though.
Apr 26 2014 3:56PM
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louie.mirags
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VinnieFfilthy hippies


I know this post is a few months old, but that stereotype always annoys me. Yeah sure they live/lived alternative lifestyles. However, Uncle Sam has a way of magnifying hate against the anti-culture to ensure they can keep power. So, the next time you make fun of somebody being "hip" just brainstorm whose side are you really on? Is the government really on your side? Or do they have you brainwashed to follow their rules? Maybe everything you were ever taught was a lie...
Apr 26 2014 4:09PM
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Z.J.H.
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Strange.Journey.my dad was a pretty big dead head and he got me pretty into them for a while. i still listen to them a bit. i love the pandora station cuz it pretty much only plays like jerry, the dead, and phil lesh, such things like that and its awesome. i really wanna get a big dead shirt for skiing haha


http://talltproductions.com/shop/steal-your-face-crew-tie-dye/

not perfect but still sick and think they have a tee too
Apr 26 2014 4:26PM
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Jane6
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I really like the grateful dead, but I cant say Im a true fan. I reckon Ive only heard their most famous tunes.

Casey Jones

http://youtu.be/xy7G8vhOuCk


friend of the devil


https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/824100/Grateful-Dead---Friend-of-The-Devil
Apr 26 2014 4:27PM
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*JDBP*
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VinnieFfilthy hippies


Get a fucking job you hippies.
Apr 26 2014 5:08PM
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louie.mirags
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*JDBP*Get a fucking job you hippies.


I posted this at bottom of last page of I am going to repeat it because it went to new page...



That stereotype always annoys me. Yeah sure they live/lived alternative lifestyles. However, Uncle Sam has a way of magnifying hate against the anti-culture to ensure they can keep power. So, the next time you make fun of somebody being "hip" just brainstorm whose side are you really on? Is the government really on your side? Or do they have you brainwashed to follow their rules? Maybe everything you were ever taught was a lie...
Apr 26 2014 5:19PM
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.squirrely.
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bump because i just listened to the best st stephen i have heard and it needs to be shared.

1/22/78, starts with jerrys "close encounters" solo into an A+ st stephen. one of the few that isnt ruined by donna hahah
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