Grateful Dead

and they have Jimi Hendrix on...Are You Experienced the track...followed by more Jimi...

So sweet

Fantastic show - Woodstock 1st set , mixture for the 2nd set . No morning dew 😾 but a lovely we bid you goodnight to close . 😸

...3/29/90 is fantastic to these Deadheads ears!...
A dear friend and a member on this board is going to see “LiveDead69” as well in London. What I’ve heard is the band intends to perform the Grateful Dead’s Woodstock Set -list and more... pretty groovy, I dig it! Even though I never had the Privilege to attend one of their concerts, I’ve heard many ‘grateful ‘ primo stories about this band! 🙏❤️😎

Get some today.
This one sorta changed my life forever.
It's why I'm here with you fine people today.

https://youtu.be/sL6KeNuhr3Q

That is all.

Sixtus

Just read that live dead 69 played in London last night with Tom Constanten at the keyboards and during the show they played morning dew and it was sung by Bonnie Dobson ( she wrote it ) . Hope to get the same tonight when I go . 🤞

Impossible to choose between the two Bird Songs. One is a perfect performance with their 72 sound. The other is a perfect performance with their 73 sound. I think a few weeks ago somebody mentioned the difference in Keith's keyboards. One has electric piano and the other has acoustic piano. I may have read that somewhere beside here, but you can hear the difference if you listen closely. Actually you don't even need to listen closely, there is a really distinctive difference in sound. Oh, and one features a naked guy humping the ever-loving shit out of a telephone pole.

ultimately, I'd go with 8/27/72

but luckily, I have access to both

Fewer than last night, and more of the teensy weensy :-)

Yes I lump 5/4 and 5/11 together too. I am not sure why.

I am very much looking forward to DaP 30. I have avoided those shows on archive.org so that I get a good virgin listen in. The are not enough Elevens in the world, but Dave is putting an end to that.

Nobody bit on the Bird Song comparison. Jim I was sure you would weigh in on that one!

.... objects in you mirror are closer than they appear. Shoreline '95. Something was amiss. A tang in the air so to speak. Psychedelia has many facets. As in projecting the future for one. Laugh if you want, but a majority of fans left that Sunday show feeling "weird". Sat on that hill outside the gates thinking, "I'm not coming back here". At least not to see the Grateful Dead. C'est La Vie. I've been back since, but it's never the same.

It's unlike me to ever refute the last piece of GD I listened to was not the best (ever).. but Shining Star (a compilation, released March 20, 1990), Pure Jerry 11/9/91 Hampton Coliseum and whatever the last release from 91 was (relatively recently) were all quite good.

The last JGB from 91 I listened to was Electric Eel 91, on the way home from the river today.. It was most excellent.. especially poignant was the classic Van Morrison You Stoned Me. But no Lucky Old Sun from this show.