Estación Terrapin (http://estacionterrapin.blogspot.com.es/), the only Spanish program about Grateful Dead, tomorrow celebrates the 40th anniversary of the second concert at the Olympia in Paris on May 4, 1972, with a special program four-hour which will play the entire concert. In the tuning HomeGrownRadioNJ (http://www.homegrownradionj.com/), 7 to 11 AM East
A BLOG PIECE FOR YOUR PLEASURE
http://sofarproductions.com/2012/03/grateful-for-the-dead/
I completely agree with you, cosmicbadger. Some things are hard to get in Europe. But you even cannot imagine how it's hard to get here in Belarus... We live in somewhere outside Europe.
Maybe someone out there wish to trade this DVD set for DVDRs w/ GD shows....
I tried to order All the Years combine through the deadnet store, but.Shout (the company that is producing the set) won't ship to France. Duh. You can get it on Amazon for $25 more. What do they always make it such hard and expensive work for us foreigners? Eeeesh.
is available for purchase here in the Store: http://store.dead.net/live-shows/all-years-combine-dvd-collection
Hello from Belarus!
Where to buy the upcoming All The Years Combine: The DVD Collection?
Or myabe someone can make me a gift?
I live in France... I bought one on allposters.com. Fast and not too expensive...
Hallo Kenneth_Minor
Where in the middle of Germany? I am in the middle of Germany too.
Hi everybody,
I'm new to the forum and therefore was looking around for the right place
to introduce you to my version of "Loser" that I recorded at home during a decisive period in my life.
I got to know the Dead through my neighbor when I was about 15/16 years old and still living in a small village in the middle of Germany.
He played me all those wonderful songs when I came around to see him to hang out, play guitar or whatever.
One of the songs he had played me was "Loser" and it's still one of my faves of the "Dead Set" record iand in general.
I especially like the beginning of the guitar solo...a moment of beautifulness and drama. And the singing....it would make no sense at all to do a one-to-one cover
So " it's about time", I told myself, to record my version of that song.
I invented a new guitar part and, in turn, picked up on that part to write my very own
song out of it eventually...So the Dead were inspiring, at least twice.
Here it is, hope you enjoy "Loser"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUc5EpHgsws
...And here's the song a wrote later on...:called "Spring Cleaning in the wintertime"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AN8xen-7Nq0
Cheers and keep on growing!
Location
Any Deadheads in Scotland? I moved here from the States ten years ago and still haven't met anyone that are into them. I know there's the Workingman's Deed cover band near Edinburgh but I'm over on the west coast.
Cheers,
Patrick