Grateful Dead

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They usually send an email, but eeeeeeszhhh, I don't know if I would........you know.....rely on that. Them. You dig? Lovethegirls, I was saying there's more blue in the DaP 25 album cover than the picture on this Web page belays. Is that the right word, belays? It just popped into my f***king head. Yeah when you look at the real thing or a good scan, it doesn't seem so red. Lotta blue in there, and I don't mean the blue on the Dave's Picks banner. I'm going to go lookup belays. Ladle. Laaadle. Funny word. Ladle. Ladle.

listening to Motorhead as I do lame-ass paper work. "Hear me talkin' Doctor Rock" those lyrics play as I look at rolling stone article about Dwayne The Rock Johnson anything to avoid this verkahkte paperwork.

That'll be $183,503.52 plus tax and shipping. PM me and send me a certified check and I'll take care of it for you.

Yours truly typically spends several one-week journeys in the backcountry of NW Colorado in spring and again in fall. I am the point man for me and my legendary GD buddy, Steve-o, who lives in the foothills here and doesn't have Internet access, nor a credit card. Thus, should a box appear, I've got to be on it for (2) boxes. The question is, does a box pre-order announcement typically just appear on the dead.net site, or do they send the faithful customers an email to forewarn them? I just don't remember from, um, last year. With a couple days notice, I can make a plan. But if I'm going to be out of town, I'll need to make some serious pre-arrangements. Not to add to the hype I've fomented, just thinking practicalities should the moment be nigh.

If it meant that they would find every Capitol Theatre 1970 SBD and released them.

The Merry Pranksters: Acid Tests, Further, Grateful Dead & MoreApr 1, 201812:13 pm PDTBy Andy Kahn https://www.jambase.com/article/merry-pranksters-acid-tests-grateful-de… Includes 1. an animated interview with Grateful Dead guitarist Jerry Garcia talking about Kesey and The Merry Pranksters and how the Acid Test gigs came about. 2. a slightly less coherent clip of Cassady appearing on KGO-TV ahead of the Acid Test Graduation at the Winterland Ballroom in San Francisco on October 31, 1966 3. Cassady makes a cameo in this video montage of scenes from a 1966 Acid Test Graduation (with music from a 1968 Dead show) 4. a complete look at Kesey and The Merry Pranksters - BBC Channel 4 documentary that originally aired in August 1999

Remembering When The Grateful Dead Got “Busted Down On Bourbon Street” In 1970Andrew O'Brien | Saturday, March 31st, 2018 https://liveforlivemusic.com/features/grateful-dead-busted-new-orleans/

that's funny, but they sure are pushing that box and the 2 cd "best of". Store is down, had to come thru the back door to get in here. Announcement? Yesterday was the 17th anniversary of a great ratdog show I saw at the house of blues in orlando, fla. All dead music and lots of jams, it was a great nite. If you have ever been to the house of blues, it pretty much SRO, but there are a few tables with chairs around them in the back, I think maybe 6 or 8 with 3 or 4 chairs around them, you know the kind, a high table with high back bar stool like chairs around them. We were sitting there at one of those tables and the waitress would bring drinks and set them on the table and bam, they would fall over, it happened several times as a new waitress would bring the drinks, and of course, they were no charge if they fell over, so pretty soon they would just bring the drinks and I never got a bill, that's the kind of nite it was. Never did figure out why those drinks kept falling over. one recommendation, do not try to dance on those tables. :) 2001 was a good year for Deadheads in Fla Ratdog on the third, then Phil and friends the following weekend in Miami, 2 nites, Friday and Saturday, that was fun too but not as off the hook as that Ratdog show was, they brought the grease that nite for sure. I could dig a pig box, but 73 would be mighty fine. I expect something tomorrow, right before the weekend, to be put up on the front page.

I only bought the '89 box so I could (self)righteously annoy the "70's mafia".Didn't work. It hasn't sold out yet. C'mon people.