Grateful Dead

I am curious to hear Trey doing GD music. I know him and Phil did some shows in 2006 and 1999. Can anyone point me to a show that displays Trey the best? I am curious to see his take on GD music, and Jerry voice and guitar parts. At this point (which I can be proven wrong with suggested recordings) I feel that Kadlecik is the best out there in terms of having the broadest handle on GD music from the Jerry part, guitar wise and vocal wise. However, the Band chose Trey for a reason, and let's hope that the reason wasn't to increase ticket prices and sell more tickets. That would not be in the spirit of the band (so I refuse to believe that). But Kadlecik does seem to be a better fit for the GD music and Jerry parts. But obviously Phil and the band know much more than me, so musically, Trey must be the best fit, right?? Any recording suggestions?? Comments?

I bet almost everyone that mail ordered wanted GA seating.

I have noticed that they took down the seating chart-- they did this maybe a day or two after the announcement. I wonder if they are expanding the GA pit to accommodate more people on the field. If they made the entire football field GA instead of the 30 yards or so originally set aside, that would fit a lot more people and GDTS TOO can fill more requests. Just a thought.... TCarr, no offense, but I think your conspiracy theory is just that-- a conspiracy theory. If they are going to release this documentary in 2015, footage needs to be already in hand. I believe the band felt the need to commemorate 50 years in some fashion. This is the plan they all could agree upon.