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Official Grateful Dead Thread

Cactus Bob said:
Grateful Dead ~ Hundred Year Hall


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Love this show!
 
I'll admit to getting back into The Dead after a 10 year hiatus. In the 90's tape trading era i was all the well way up into it. Glad i took a turn to discover other music in the naughts. No regrets. All good. My physical LP/CD collection kicks f&cking ass. Acid Rocks, Prog Rocks, Roots Reggae, Dubs, Electronicas, etc... Oh, yes it does. :)
 
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Mowgli said:
Don't neglect the Road Trips series...

D'OH! - They sold out. Get the Charlie Miller from bt.etree.org if you don't have this show
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I have one of those so far. Road Trips Vol 3 No. 4, that I have to play on my Tascam CD machine with the pitch control it has at +2.7% to make it sound right.


I wonder if people are these buying up at regular price causing them to sell out and listing on e-bay or Amazon for the high prices I see.
 
libertycaps said:
I'll admit to getting back into The Dead after a 10 year hiatus...
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I've been a fan but no more than any other band I like since the late '60s but a couple of years ago I started listening to the Friday night "Lone Star Dead" show on KNON 89.3 FM here in Dallas. Then I started picking up Dick's Picks and whatever else live stuff on CD I found relatively cheap. Never saw them live, and kick myself missing the Nov 24 '72 show at Dallas Memorial Auditorium that was directly across Young St in downtown Dallas where I worked at the time. Coulda simply walked across the street to the show! :sigh:
 
Saw the Grateful Dead twice '92 & '94 Eugene, Oreygun. Have been a fan since the late 80's. Too bad enlisting in the U.S. Army Blues in '87 kept me away for 4 years.
 
Shoreline '94

Spinning some shows I saw. Saw the Shoreline run in Sept. 94. Fun times with a good taper buddy. Played some golf, taped some shows, had agreat great time.

Interesting crowd at Shoreline. I was 30 then and felt like a old-timer:D. Not as friendly as the Rocky Mountains (ie Red Rocks) but a great time none the less.

Really enjoying the tapes (I'm partial to aud recordings).

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wharf rat said:
Spinning some shows I saw. Saw the Shoreline run in Sept. 94. Fun times with a good taper buddy. Played some golf, taped some shows, had agreat great time.

Interesting crowd at Shoreline. I was 30 then and felt like a old-timer:D. Not as friendly as the Rocky Mountains (ie Red Rocks) but a great time none the less.

Really enjoying the tapes (I'm partial to aud recordings).

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Right On. At the height of my tape trading 90's dayz i had around 1K tapes. Dead, All the Jerry permutations, Allmans, Spread, Crows, etc.....

Just got the 4CD dead.net 5-26-72 set in the mail today. Man, this show has never sounded better! Getting all the lil nuances and asides that i've missed before. And i've prolly heard this show over 50 times! Think i'm gonna treat myself to a few more Europe '72 CD sets now.
 
Got The Grateful Dead Movie soundtrack today. Wish I had bought this several years ago when I got the movie DVDs. 5 CDs-worth of Wall of Sound bliss! Still relatively low priced.
 
Got in Dick's Picks, Vol. 27: Oakland Coliseum Arena, 12/16/92. Superb! Even has some (new to me) Who (Baba O'Riley) and Beatles (Tomorrow Never Knows) covers!
 
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