Grateful Dead

....my teenage son is into string music right now. Cellos, violins and such. Better than dubstep, which he outgrew. Thank God.

Used to be known as cock rock where I come from.

....check your pm

After seeing Oroborous' reference to picking this one up I decided to give it a spin, another one that I haven't listened to in a long time. Yeah, you will not be thinking about the cost once you settle in for a listen. I am currently listening to the Nebraska show from 2/26/73 and it is some cool, jazz heavy '73 dead expertly recorded by Bill Candelario. I recommend using it as motivation to get that stereo up an running.

I have been using the Last 5's to choose some stuff to listen to lately, in addition to DP 28 I also checked out Hooteroll and the 7/5/78 Omaha show from the July '78 box after seeing them show up in Last 5 lists here. Also been listening to some Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers with the bonus disc, It's Only Rock and Roll, and the Hot Rocks compilations, as well as Led Zeppelin Physical Graffiti and Bad Company's first album, stuff my wife sometimes describes as teenage boy music.

I’m going in chronological order and am currently on set 2 ‘89.
Audio quality is excellent.

....Oh Babe, It Ain't No Lie. 😍

....is a must have.
Just busted it out in fact. Thanks CaseyJanes. Phil's take on Caution. "At one point, we were standing out there, entranced by the rhythm of the wheels clickety-clacking over the welds of the rails; Billy and I looked at each other and just knew - we simultaneously burst out, "We can play this!" "This" later turned into "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)," one of our simplest yet farthest-reaching musical explorations. Based on the train rhythm. It had only one chord and was played at a blistering tempo...."
....Fuck yeah it was.

Buenos Dias to you as well rockero, dragon eating tail man. Hope your Saturday is going nicely, and same to the rest of you Dead People! I always confuse the Two Oroborous’s, but who is not a wise one who listens to the GOGD on a regular basis?

No doubts about the folks at 3/14 wishing or trippingly feeling that the night would never end, but still an interesting dynamic between song selection and crowd interaction that perhaps you only find randomly at a Dead Show. Also agree with the many meanings of songs. For me and for many I’m sure, that is part of the fun....lyrical meaning tied to current emotional status that is. I recently purchased “Annotated Lyrics” and have been slowly working my way through. Interesting thoughts and literary references on the song lyrics there.

Wrapped up 03/19/90 just now. Highlights for me are We Can Run (maybe my favorite Brent song?), It’s all Over Now. Then Deal to end the first set followed by Box of Rain and a phenomenal Foolish Heart to open the 2nd set. I love all of the 90 shows! Make it a Grate rest of the day folks! Time to change the rusty strings on me old guitar!

KCJ

.... which in turn, is better than Aquafresh. Its all coming together as planned.
Eel is out for delivery. From the description below, it looks like the format Phish uses for their boxes. Minimal, yet convenient. I, for one, like that format. Keeps the cost down too.

mucho to you both for the info...do believe that's what I'll be spinning when I leave the salt mine later this afternoon...a friend who works at the Santa Fe Trader Joe's sent a picture of an empty case of Dog Fish Head American Beauty Pale Ale...I can't post what he sent but here's a link to the brewery's website...

https://www.dogfish.com/brewery/beer/american-beauty

my apologies if this is old news but I've never seen it... PS...this captcha nonsense boggles the senses...8 different photos for two log ins within minutes of each other....