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  • #11
    Denver Cher Bear
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    Life saving and still the best
    I miss the Burrito Bus. really helped me get it together on those crazy lot nights when I did not have tickets for the show but was a part of the circus
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    marye
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    the funny thing is...
    this particular one has been at it off and on since we launched. It's almost nostalgic to see him. Not so nostalgic, however, that his posts and account are not being nuked as they so richly deserve. Onward...
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    What the heck...how many leeches do we get in a week?_____________________________________________ Will you come with me? Once in awhile you can get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right!
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    DEVON_1982
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    COMANDER CODY AND HIS LOST PLANET(AIRMAN)
    ANYBODY KNOW ANYTHINGA ABOUT THEM THEY OPENED FOR THE DEAD A LONG TIME AGO....ALSO DO YOU REGRESS ON DRUGS?
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    Doctortrip
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    FestivalFamily.com Launched
    FestivalFamily.com Some of you know me already as Doctortrip.com Well another project underway, FestivalFamily.com Building Your Family One Festival At A Time http://festivalfamily.com Welcome to Festival Family, your one stop resource for music festivals. Festival Family is a unique experience combing music fest reviews and information, a kind pace to meet fellow heads and the only online shakedown street. Festival Family is music festivals! At Festival Family, you will find our music festival reviews located in our community section of our website which means they were submitted by fans just like you. Going to a music fest for a first time? Just got back from a music festival? This is where we can learn about that particular music festival or share all those experiences with your friends. Want to speak to someone that has been to a particular festival before, our forums are broken down per music festival so there is no need to search through the clutter. This is where you can talk openly and freely about your experiences, anticipations and upcoming plans for a particular music festival. Make a friend at a music festival, want to get to know people before you go? The forums are a great place to talk about that music festival in real time. What are you waiting for, start building your family now! Shakedown Street is where you can connect with all the wonderful hippy artists that are out there making hippy goods just for you. Shakedown has everything the lot has to offer, minus the burritos and duct tape. It is in Shakedown you will find those true hippy goods that are handmade with love just for you! Finally, Shakedown Street is online! Our family welcomes you with open arms to join our community as we grow it one festival at a time. http://festivalfamily.com We are looking for additional vendors before we launch Shakedown, contact us if you are interested in offering your goods on the Online Shakedown.
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    Moye
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    Thsts great man!
    Makes you wonder how many boys in blue are deadheads? Phatmoye
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    crypticalmystic
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    House Special
    We did part of a tour with an oldschooler named Spaghetti Freddie...of course...his specialty was......spaghetti. Well....we were at a show down at the Omni in Atlanta, Georgia, I think it was 93'. Well Freddy was ACTUALLY known for the "spices" he used in his sauce. So, one night...he made a sauce that was EXTRA special. And it so happens that Po-po was on the prowl and trying to bust anyone for anything, and they decided to mess with Freddie a little bit and scare him...but...being Freddie...he was to suave to get his goat taken....and he actually got the two cops to have a nice....free....plate of his special spaghetti. Obviously...we never saw those two boys in blue again...but I'll bet they pulled some extra duty at the dead show that night! La la la!
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    crypticalmystic
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    Laissez-Faire
    What DIDN'T we sell!?!
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    kosmicpup
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    Cooking with the Dead
    Just Keeping the music alive Was cleaning out a few boxes, when I found a neat lil book. Recipes and Stories from Fans on the Road. " Cooking with the Dead". Book is written by Elizabeth Zipern.. Some neat stories and recipies. If there is anyone out there who was quoted and put their recipe in the book, I will send you my copy of this book. This way you can share your life on tour with your friends and relatives. Also might be a hoot if you have the book to take on tour this year. Remember to share what you have. Peace to all...
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    mary-sunshine
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    organic whole wheat pizza and spaghetti
    peace through musicWe made food on tour from 1984-1990s. We started out with cookies and brownies and then we got a silver bus that we bought in Oregon for $1,000, all fixed up like a camper! It had a great kitchen stove. We started making organic whole wheat pizza and organic spaghetti at the Henry Kaiser and everything was $1.00 a slice or plate. Pregnant women and kids ate free. We'd cook all day and go into the shows and come out and cook again til the wee hours. Sometimes, like at Stanford University we'd cook breakfast, organic pancakes with real maple syrup. Why all this healthy food? We were not doing it just for the money, we wanted to provide a service of food that made everyone feel good. I remember up in Maine making lobster pizza at the Oxford Speedway. Really delicious! And then there was that special mushroom pizza, not available to pregnant women or kids!!! Philly and Chicago were the biggest pizza cities for us.
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Do you vend food for festivals? Do you know someone who does?
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Submitted by zenrose on Thu, 02/12/2015 - 09:06

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Hey now! I hope y'all don't mind me posting again to discuss my cookbook with you.. but this year is the Kind Veggie Burritos Cookbook's 20th anniversary!! Because it's self-published, it'll be available as long as I am around. And remember every dollar that clears my expenses (mailing, printing) goes to the Rex Foundation and SEVA. AND -- it just got written up in "Munchies" magazine: https://munchies.vice.com/articles/deadheads-forever-changed-the-way-we… So check it out, and get yours in time for the Big Finale. We're still rolling our own (burritos!) and I'd love to hear from YOU. You can go directly to the KVB site by going to www.kindveggieburritos.com
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Submitted by marye on Thu, 02/12/2015 - 11:13

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great to hear from you! Happy anniversary!
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Submitted by Gary_Schelvan on Wed, 02/25/2015 - 23:56

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Hello to all, I am living now in my early retirement years in Tianjin, China and wanted to ask any of you out there if you knew of any sites i could download some music from you know who? Hope to hear from you.
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Submitted by cosmicchuckatgmail on Sat, 04/04/2015 - 13:30

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Haha, i met freddy at richfield fall 93. He hung out at our campsite all night with a tank, just being kind and fun. We where all fairly newbies at the campsite. What a hoot!! He told us the story about the cops too. What a trip that was. Was one of my earliest cherished memories of the characters you meet on shakedown. Id been to several shows before that, but that time with freddy was when i got on the bus. No turning back since. He gets credit.
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Submitted by hockey_john on Fri, 07/03/2015 - 05:48

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I know people sold a lot of foods over the years , I recall the last shows of summer tour in Ventura as the 1st time we actually saw food on the lot. Anyone remember people selling foods before that year? I do not and was on tour awhile at this point. I know that thee was no food being sold by heads in summer of 83. Food circus became more popular as years got up there more tour heads meant more stuff to sell. Hope someone knows answer to this one.
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Submitted by phlowerpower93 on Fri, 10/16/2015 - 14:10

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I like vegan grill cheese sandwhich with tomato, garlic and green pepper : ) I hope I make It to the Atlanta shows. my dad usually takes me to shows but for some reason isn't talking to me much now a days. who knows. I think its cuz im in love with someone and he doesn't want me to be with him but I don't know why because I am 36 years old/not a child anymore. oh well. I just keep praying to God the Father. that's all I can do. times tough here at the homestead. still love my grateful dead & my fellow brothers & sisters and all mankind. love you all. peace brothers and sisters : ) have a blessed day : ) ~*~* hope to see you all soon one of theses days!!! : ) *HUGS* rainbows & butterflies.......*built to last... while years roll past.. like cloudscapes in the skies.. show me something built to last.. or something built to try... * Thank you Jerry, Trey... and Hippy B-Day Bobby!!! Love you all! : )