Grateful Dead

Help!!! My house has burned down in a fire....lost everything ( including my almost complete Dave's picks collection)..been a long term subscriber...and Dead collector.......I've ordered the new '73box and getting this year's DP's releases.....but I now need to change my shipping address.....trying information on how to do that.....any help would be greatly appreciated....thx....

I will pre-pay now. Sign me up!

Not too tall, not too expensive…

I'd fly to Dave's house and stand in line at his front door to buy a copy of any Dave's Pick that included this show(s)

Hurry up and release them Dave, I don't like standing in line and I get vicious with shrubbery if left to wait too long

That is going to be one HECK of a parade. As someone who was there night after night for a team that could have contended (LA Kings from the 80s to the 90s) I know how much it means to finally have the Cup. Have a blast VGuy!!

....gunna shut down The Strip for one a helluva One More Saturday Night.
However. This Saturday night is not like the others. 💛
I'm taking some mushrooms.
Look up the Golden Heart pic they formed when they won.
It's the best thing ever.

10/12 & 13/68. or. 9/20/70. would be nice.

Featuring a CD plus digital releases and a few limited edition merch items. I'm all in and all for it we need a stand-alone release. I think the last one was CWI from JFK Stadium, 1989.

Just skipping down memory lane. Went to check on the old Oakland/Kaiser Auditorium. Awesome to finally see it is being renovated. Should have been open by now. Nice pic at oaklandside dot org. Also an old picture many have probably seen but here is what it says...

"In the Dark of the Night, The Ship of the Sun is driven by the Grateful Dead." Nice, seems like I read that somewhere a long time ago.

Edit: About stupid by the new company, turning the arena into open office space. Weird, as human resource studies a couple of years back showed that traditional office space employees are more productive than open air with cubicles. To me, a waste of an old incredibly historic building. Was hoping it could be renovated to its original use as a beautiful civic center complex. Would be awesome for symphony in the theater; and smaller music venues have seen renewal as concert touring is just now catching up to using smaller venues. Meaning bands that draw between 300 and 1200 capacity audience. I know around here, we are rehabing several smaller venues that seat 200-300. Long term plan is to bring in young touring bands, let them build an audience. Then maybe later, they will be big enough to take on the new music hall, around 1100, then the concert hall 2,199, then the arena or amphitheater 10,000 and 8,000. And then an old minor league baseball field that is also being rejuvenated. The ballpark would seat the 15000-30000. Then use an under-utilized college football stadium if we ever needed a 60,000 capacity facility. BTW, I hate that Vegas grabbed the Oakland Raiders and now possibly the A's. Sorry VGuy no offense, but I like teams to stay where they are unless there are truly real issues. I guess the A's and Raiders truly got tired of no new facilities. Sorry Billy Bean.

Can you imagine the utility bill for the arena with its high ceilings and rent running only $4-5 a sqft? Maybe that is why it hasn't opened this year on schedule. Of course, the growing concerns with banks and commercial real estate loans, I am sure aren't helping. Sorry, I just love that building.