Grateful Dead

glad to see you in these parts. Make yourselves at home!

I guess I DID post here! Thanks for the warm welcomes! Larree.ws

...if I posted here or not! I'm Larree. I'm a musician. writer, actor, and lifelong DEADHEAD! This site rocks, and I hope to see the boards get more active here. Larree.ws

Something subliminal going on here grdaed....very strange indeed! It may just be the skeletons key.

you'll fit in just fine jrbassman712... judging by your spelling : ) , so you like fishing huh!

Hey everyone my name is Jordan and I'm new here, how is everyoens day going?

I got on the bus in the post-In the Dark wave of the late 80's, and right until the end. 52 of the best days and nights of my life. Of course, since Uncle J. died, other things have taken over my life, but being a Deadhead is in my blood. Last night I had the BEST dream of an amazing show, and it got me all nostalgic. So I thought I'd come by here and see who's hanging around. I would love to get to know some kind folks of a like mind again! Peace, Love, etc. ~ Chick aka H.A. Fowler "She had rings on her fingers and bells on her shoes. And I knew without asking she was into the blues."

hey, just steppin' into the room here, might just poke around for now, get acclimated, if that's ok. saw jerry every year from 74 - 95 and I've been playing that long. I still try not to think about jerry being gone... got a beautiful Tiger guitar, built by chris michas in colorado (straight shooter): http://www.michasguitar.com/Gallery/Terrys%20Guitar/Terrys%20Guitar.htm been hanging at rukind.org and posting semi-Jerry instructional vids on youtube, gentle strategies for intermediate players who want to ease into the next level: http://www.youtube.com/user/trking8 seeing derek trucks this weekend in Harrisburg PA at the whittaker center - - exquisite venue. that's about it for now. thanks for the positive environment here. peace out, terry

I went to all the schwagstocks summer 06. couldn't make any since I'm out of the country right now. But will be back in MO this spring. Plan on schwagging my tail. I had great fun there camp zoe is awsome. Cold springs to refresh in great atmosphere. I hung out with Dan the Mead man and Tim and AJ who do the mind machine, sound familiar. anyway hope to see you guys this spring and summer. I usually wear this nice tophat with feathers and guatamalen vest. if you see me say hi. I'll be looking for the bus. As I remember there weren't that many if any buses there really. anyway welcome to dead.net

In May 2007 we went to our first Schwagstock. We absolutely fell in love with Camp Zoe and The Schwag. We started dreaming about vending and touring concert festivals including all of the Schwagstocks...Nothing but pipe dreams we thought at the time. We came back for two more Schwagstocks in '07, and it became harder to leave every time. In November of '07 after a lay-off, and a foreclosure, we threw all caution to the wind and liquidated our '95 Mazda RX7, bought a converted Skoolie, and started doing tie-dye. Virgil already knew the basics, and toghether we're learning and experimenting with every batch. On New Year's Eve '07/'08 we vended our first concert/camping venue at Skunkape Farm in Everglades City, FL, with Crazy Fingers. We had a blast and sold almost half of the inventory we had come with. We were stoked and now really felt that this might work after all. We vended two more small events in the South Florida area, the 10th Annual Medical Marijuana Rally in Miami, FL, and the Open Grass Music & Arts Festival in Lake Worth, FL. Inbetween we would set up on the side of the road about once a week to sell a few dollars worth of tie-dye, and then buy more white stuff to dye. We did this all to get ready for our big adventure of road-trippin-tie-dye-sellin'-hippies. First stop, the Wanee Festival in Live Oak, FL!...ok, maybe the third stop if you count our breakdowns. 'Gherkin?' our Skoolie has some mechanical issues, but she's very cozy on the inside. We made it to the Wanee Festival rollin' in on fumes, but had a GREAT couple of days and made enough money to pay for the next couple of break-downs, and the $1100 in gas it took to make it to Camp Zoe four days later, just in time for SpringJam 4. We've vended every Schwagstock this year, and have also been fortunate enough to tie-dye some Schwag Merchandise for the band. We have lived this year on very little money, alot of hard work (but we've both worked alot harder for alot less), have met the most beautiful and kind people, and have had the best time of our lives. DREAMS DO COME TRUE :-) We really LOVE making dyes...concerts...camping...concerts w/camping are best...we Love to travel (in da bus)...Love meeting Kind people...Love the Schwag...Love Camp ZOE...but most of all "WE LOVE OUR CHILDREN and "WE LOVE EACHOTHER"... and don't forget that ZOE = life and life at ZOE = HEAVEN ON EARTH!!!... Peace, Love & Happiness, Virgil & Marina Buy a Dye...Feed a Hippie www.feedahippie.com