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Joined:New year, new update. Tell us of your musical adventures in real time!
- Forensicdoceleven
Joined:In music the passions enjoy themselves......My friends!!!!
September 6, 1980. Yes we were there and it was big fun! Maybe not classic, but super solid!!
Jim---"Second Augusta". Yes we were there too.. A little more than ten years after my first life-changing Dead event, our minds were blown and our faith in the Dead restored. For the rest of the 80s and into the 90s we were chasing Augusta. Saw some really great stuff but could never really recapture that otherworldly, ethereal majesty of Augusta.
DaneHead---does that mean you'd like that? If so, PM me your email, would have to send it via my transfer service. Incomplete, but worth having!
1stShow----Sure wish the entire 74 Providence show had been released. That night changed my life, and in a good way. There was some fire, and there was mellow, but goodness gracious if the Dead had to be mellow Lord let it be like this. Also love those free standing Scarlet Begonias.................
VGuy and Burnsy---absolutely PNW box, has some great stuff, especially the 1974 shows.....
Music is the best means we have of digesting time.....
That is all.
Doc
Music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossible to be silent.....

Rod Stewart
Nina Simone
Billie Holiday
Lucinda Williams
Norah Jones & Tony Bennett
Blondie
The Nerves
DJ Mayhem
Van Morrison
Van Morrison
Van Morrison
Van Morrison
Van Morrison
Van Morrison
Van Morrison
Chaos A.D.
Van Morrison
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Van Morrison
Van Morrison
Van Morrison
Van Morrison
Van Morrison
Van Morrison
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Van Morrison
Crazy...
The Kosmik Kommando
James Brown
Letherette
James Brown
James Brown
James Brown
James Brown
James Brown
James Brown
Radio Radio
Dire Straits
Jam City
Patsy Cline
Visionist
Bobby Moore
Slim Whitman
Mary Black
Muddy Waters
Engelbert Humperdinck
Rooftop Singers
Jackie DeShannon
Manhattan Transfer
Van Halen