- 5,856 repliesmarye
Joined:New year, new update. Tell us of your musical adventures in real time!
- Forensicdoceleven
Joined:Not life, but good life, is to be chiefly valued.....Hey rockers!!!
Paperwork day, no dead guys for me. So today----Little Feat. Mainly the early studio stuff followed by live LA 8/28/71 and Paul's Mall 4/1/73. Some great stuff there. Saw them many times back in the day, while Lowell was still around. Always interesting and fun shows......
Next up---"This Is Just An Experiment" Department. Wanted to see how long I could go without listening to 1971 Grateful Dead. LOL made it almost a month so far, surviving on 1968-1970 Dead and lots of classic rock (especially the Floyd, we were huge Floyd fans back then)......
The way to gain a good reputation is to endeavor to be what you desire to appear.......
Rock on,
Doc
Let him that would move the world first move himself..... - Burnout24
Joined:Just when you think you got it all figured out.A while ago I was saying that the ETR box had left some nuggets out. In particular the end of 4/27/71 (uncle John’s>lovelight) Well I pulled out “ ladies and gentlemen, the Grateful Dead” and there it was….one of my favorite luv lites. Shows what I know !
And for now:
Flying Burrito Bros. N. Hollywood 6/8/69…hot burrito #2
GD. Toronto8/4/67……….alligator…smokin hot
Paris 10/28/90. Maggie’s Farm
Cheers ya’all…..less than 2 weeks till spring! - Gratefulhan
Joined:Fillmore 69 boxHey now, it has been a while. I too have been listening to the Fillmore 69 box. Really I have been on a "back in the day" kick. I just went through most of the Capitol Theatre 71 shows, and now the Fillmore 69 box has been in the rotation. The Dead are great in all eras, even some of the post Brent 90s shows can have good things in them ( I have found a lot of 1991 shows to be really good too). Still I always go back to the 67-74 time period as to me it hard to beat what the band was doing back then.
Which I do think we are overdue for a release from 1968, 1969 or 1970.
- Dennis
Joined:Relix just listed....Jerry Garcia Band - Live at The Warfield: February 28th, 1991 (4-LP Vinyl)
The ad reads like it's something new (Preorder?), but this was released a while back, RSD?
Total side note - when I went to check that indeed this was the album I have, I noticed for the first time, that if you have all 3 nights in vinyl. When they're all on the shelf, the side panels make the classic jerry hand print! Didn't notice that when I filed them on the shelf,,, nice little touch.

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Cash does Beck to devestating effect...
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Gangnam Style" with rapper PSY
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Bad English
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Romatt featuring Nedelka Prescod
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