I've been around the world and I've seen a lot of things, barring of course more than one Grateful Dead concert. But at least I can say that I avoided for the most part that whole crazy drug scene. After all, Grateful Dead music should be enjoyed with an uncluttered mind. It's the kind of music that gets you high without any drugs. I'm a writer. I love to write. Recently I wrote and published a book entitled, "Tamara's Journey: The Purging Of A Tyrant", a novel about a Japanese woman goes in search of her soul through becoming a super hero and finding the antithesis of that by allowing it to lead her toward the exploration and redemption of her soul. Check out my web site and purchase the book if you dare.
I've got a lot of Grateful Dead shows, most of which I've downloaded from archive.org. (god bless the people who put that site up.) or borrowed from the library and ripped and burned to a blank cd on my computer. (god bless the man who invented the cd rom and the compact disk.) So, I've got pretty much all I ever need. However I would love to get my hands on the Knickbocker Arena Show from 1990 or 1990 and the Closing Of The Winterland show.