Grateful Dead

...to swing by this thread and say a little sumpin'.

Finally took the time to register after years of being a fan of the site. First show 1972, I paid $4.50 for that ticket! Anyway still following Furthur, and the good vibes are as real as back in the old days. I keep up with DSO, their Brooklyn show last week was unbelievable. I'll be at MCU and Philly, and thinking about the Vibes in B'port. I hear Bears Picnic is a good time and may check it out. Well hope to share some good tunes with all you like minded people out there. Keep an eye out for my Saintsteven banner at the festivals.Peace

I like this idea. I'm Sati and have a really dry sense of humor! love to laugh and getothers alaughin.. dancing, whatever...Have fun wherever i go! Haven't thought about how to post a pic yet but just want to be in the good vibes and feel the spirit

and love hearing your stories.

Just thought I'd tell everyone a little about myself, before I start posting! To start off I'm 23, I live in northeastern, PA. I just started getting into the dead over the past year. I grew up listening to my parents tapes of CCR, The Eagles, Pink Floyd, Bob Dyan, and just about everything else from the good ol' days. I never really listened to the Dead until later on, although I always knew and liked a few songs like Casey Jones, Touch of Grey etc that I heard on the radio. Unfortunately later on in my teenage years I would give up this stuff and try to "fit in" listening to rap and a bunch of other nonsense. Fast-forward a few years, after I got out of the military; I started hanging out with a freind of mine from high school who introduced me to the psychedelic experince, and opened my tastes up to a lot of good stuff from the 60s and 70s, which I never really listened to before, including the Dead. I'm still a newbie when it comes to the Dead, enjoying every new song I hear on the Sirius Grateful Dead channel...my girlfriend has a bit of a hard time getting me to shut the tv off now when its time to go to work. Well I'll cut this short now before I end up with a novel here!

High all. I read this forum awhile ago. but just signed on. I caught my last dead show in high gate vt. I did go to many over the yrs. most where in Amherst Mass. I still hit festivals around. My favorite now and has been strange folk music fest in Greenfield mass. Its a must go to. Most ppl I've seen there are around 4000. A real good crowd to spend memorial day week with. I always feel like I've gone back to the days of the dead. Never had a bad time. only good memories.

welcome and make yourself at home!

I just got here. hello, izzie and marye and all I came for the store and saw the forum and got in to get info. It's been way too long for me since a show. Feel a little homesick about it.

head over to Deadheads of Europe. I believe we have several folks in Scotland, though I'm not sure what cities.

First time I heard the Dead - Dark Star on John Peel's Festive Fifty, a schoolboy, many,many years ago. I'd never heard music I'd liked before that I couldn't figure out; at once beautiful, scary and comforting.Any other Deadheads breathing in Glasgow?