Posted: May 27, 2007 - 8:22am
What would you like us to know about you?
Introducing Ourselves
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HI everyone JUSTaHEAD is how
On June 4th, 2007 JUSTaHEAD said:
HI everyone JUSTaHEAD is how im known around the net at the few places i visit.Nice to meet some new kind like minded ppl.And im sure you cats will hear more from me.
Nce to be here.
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If I knew the way,I would take you home.....
Hi all from Ottawa Canada.
On June 4th, 2007 localcrew said:
Hi all from Ottawa Canada. My first show was Wonderland 1984 WOW! I went to shows right up until the last tour though I stopped touring in 1989 as having children made it seem too difficult. I've been raising a family, making a living and writing /playing music ever after. Life's good but not AS good without Jerry!
Hello everyone, I'm J.Chimmy
On June 4th, 2007 J.Chimmy said:
Hello everyone, I'm J.Chimmy from Louisville, KY. I don't have a laundry list of shows I attended and I don't have a long history in the scene. I discovered the Dead when I was 15 and I've been hooked ever since. I don't expect to run into a bunch of old friends I made on tour but I do hope to make some new friends.
nothin left to do but smile
On June 4th, 2007 budman said:
nothin left to do but smile smile smile!
hey all. just checkin in from The Lou here in the heartland of the midwest. Home of some great tribute bands like Jake's Leg, The Schwag, and I think Blue Dixie graced our memories years back.
Been listenin to the boys since I was turned on in '72 at the Fabulous Fox Theater and been ridin that train ever since.
Glad to be allowed to join your family!!!!!!!
Welcome, Mersh and all the
On June 4th, 2007 izzie said:
Welcome, Mersh and all the folks here I haven't met yet!! So nice to have everyone making the transition!
Mersh, bad news, dude. I have a 13 year old at home who loves the Dead too. Not sure if he's a Deadhead per se, but certainly a fan. Welcome!
Born an east-coaster (CT)
On June 4th, 2007 Bozo Bus said:
Born an east-coaster (CT) and have lived in MA, VA, NH, and NY. Currently live in Denver (since 1995) and dig it. Teach for Denver Public Schools and am married with three young'uns, all boys ages 6, 5, and almost 3 mo. Started catching shows in '81 and the bug never left my body.
hmmm... i kinda miss the
On June 4th, 2007 hackster said:
hmmm... i kinda miss the skeleton w/ the hardhat...
but, cool new board.
i like the dead, pink floyd, the ozark mountain daredevils, bluegrass, livin' here in the mountains (wv), reading the bible, my grandson, riding my motorcycle (triumph tt600 sportbike), collecting lossless boots, and other stuff.
i used to be a staff artist for relix magazine and for unbroken chain (when laura smith published it), back about '91-'95.
Hey, everyone. Just call me
On June 4th, 2007 Mershaullk said:
Hey, everyone. Just call me Mershaullk or Mersh; whichever you prefer. I'm probably the youngest person on here as of now. I'm only 14. Well... Despite my age, I'm a huge Deadhead. I never got to see a concert though, as you should be able to guess why. I also like Jack Johnson, the Doobie Brothers, CCR, Pearl Jam, etc. Uhhhmm... I'm more of an "in person" kinda guy so writing stuff about myself is kinda difficult. I'm friendly, unless you tell me something ignorant and try to back it up with bogus facts. I love helping people. I do it whenever possible. I'm going into the Peace Corps after I get done with school, if that says anything. Most of my friends say I'm the funniest person they know, but then again, my humor is a more "in person" type. Well, I don't have much else to say except
LONG LIVE THE DEAD.
Hola! I got on the bus in
On June 4th, 2007 leadbelly27 said:
Hola!
I got on the bus in '89 when I was 14. My Deadhead cousin took me to my first show (9/20/90 MSG WOW!!). Only made it to about 30 or so shows. In early '95 I found myself in the U.S.Navy stationed in the country of my ancestors: Puerto Rico! I was lucky enough to connect with family who lived nearby, and learn about my roots. I was also lucky enough to befriend Marty Soucie, one of the great Deadheads. He was, at the time, getting his Grateful Bed and Breakfast up and running at the foot of the El Yunque Rain Forest ( I was shocked and saddened to hear about his death a few years later :( )
After the Navy I spent some time helping to get the Navy out of Vieques Island, starting college, and then back into the military (national Guard to pay for college)
It took me a while (just like a good Dead jam), but I finally go my degree, and said goodbye to the military. I currently teach English and humanities in southern PA (near Gettysburg). Every once in a while a student asks me about the picture of the bearded fat guy with a guitar I have hanging between the portraits of Faulkner and Goethe, and I have to laugh. Of course during the intro to poetry unit they'll know when we compare the trad ballad "Lady from Carlyle" with "Terrapin Station"!
Yo Soy Boricua!
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