Grateful Dead

attended the show woith my show, who is too young to have seen GD with JG...w were both really happy with china/rider, cassidy,althea, terrapin, truckin', MOTM, al of it really. i even liked drumzspace which I usually take or leave

Movietone Track: Mono Valley Label: Planet Records Cat #: punk 010

Flying Saucer Attack Track: Here I Am Label: Domino Cat #: WIGLP20

Hladowski & Joynes Track: The Wild Wild Berry Label: Bo'Weavil Recordings Cat #: WEAVIL49

Ashtray Navigations Track: Hey Sunflower Motherfucker Label: Ikuisuus Cat #: IKU-004

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Man, that Playin' and NFA are outstanding!! Woops, set 3 just started, gotta go!

Landover 3/16/90 It's okay; I give them all a chance. Nice, I would call it. Some good moments. I won't mention what I don't like because I don't want to make anyone feel bad - there's too much of that in any blog, and this is no exception. I don't appreciate my favorite band - some of my favorite people - attacked ever. Anyway, I always enjoy the shows from this box, but I don't find them memorable among the many shows released, except for one. Since I can't remember which one that is, I'll be in for a good surprise someday. I put all my cds on a list in an OpenOffice Excel style program, and line them up with a randomizing formula. Select all, and shuffle away with the sort feature. Never a dull moment. So I could just as easily be listening to Bartok right now, or Melvins, or Dylan, or Neil, or Irish trad, or Beatles, or Psychedelic Lollipop, or Zorba the Greek... But I have all the Dead releases other than Greatest Hits, and albums such as Steppin' Out that have become redundant; I gave those away to those who deserved them. The only set I never purchased is the second set of Spring 1990. Really, one is quite enough for me, and this is the only exception I have ever made to total deadicated official coverage. Well, I don't do post-Jerome. I'll listen, but I won't purchase. Personally, I'd rather listen to Dark Star Orchestra, and I mean absolutely no offense by that. My very favorite period is "Yes, please, I'd like to hear that one, Thank you!" The Dave's Picks series have all been scorchers, real barn-burners. Perhaps not adventurous in terms of exotic and unusual tours, but every Dave's P show has knocked me flat and given me palpitations. Thanks Dave. Please keep me subscribed, no matter how big yr box.

"More than a Feeling" (More than a feeeeeeeee-ling)

Beatrice Dillon Track: Reebs Dub Label: Where To Now? Cat #: WTN16