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    "The Grateful Dead picked up their instruments and hit the first note with perfection. They never missed a note for the next three and one-half hours. People followed the flow of the tunes. Down on the floor in front of the stage was a sea of heads keeping time with the music. No one sat still. No one, except the youngsters behind us sat still. They were still and stunned." - The Power County Press

    And what a stunner it was, that show at the Boise State University Pavilion in Boise, ID on September 2, 1983. Dave's Picks Volume 27 contains every stitch of music from this mid-80s show (our first in this series), one that's as good as any other in Grateful Dead history. When the Dead were on, they were ON! Straight out the gate with a definitive take on the old standard "Wang Dang Doodle," the band swiftly switches back to a setlist of yore, firing off 70s staples like "Jack Straw" and "Brown-Eyed Women" and wrapping things up with a terrific trio of "Big Railroad Blues"/"Looks Like Rain"/"Deal" (don't you let that epic guitar solo go down without you). Primed for the second set, they tackle the complexities of "Help>Slipknot!>Franklin's" with heart and ease. It's clear there will be no stopping their flow - Bobby and Brent hanging in for a fantastic pre-Drums "Jam" and Jerry and Bobby in the zone on a not-to-be-missed melodic "Space." Not a skipper in the whole lot!

    Dave's Picks Volume 27 has been mastered to HDCD specs by Jeffrey Norman and it is limited to 18,000 individually-numbered copies*.

    *Limited to 2 per order. Very limited quantity available.

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    Winterland NYE’s Bonus Disc
    Think it came with the Closing of Winterland DVD. I didn’t subscribe to Road Trips because I only wanted complete, or nearly complete, releases. I bought those full show releases. I eventually bought WOS 74 and 10-21,22-78. Looks like I should have preordered those since the bonus discs included more of the shows.
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    There are 2 more bonus discs that were released with DVDs, not CDs. I have one but not the other. I am not at home right now so I am not in a position to find what they are. More info later...
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    not that i doubted you, but it got me thinking of all the GD bonus disks over the years and i came up with this list of the ones i have. some pretty important recordings hidden on these CDs. Beyond Description Bonus CD 2004 A bonus disc that was included with copies of Beyond Description that were pre-ordered from the Grateful Dead Store. The tracks are from the following sources; • Weather Report Suite (live 10/17/74) • Blues For Allah > Stronger Than Dirt Or Milkin' The Turkey > Drums > Stronger Than Dirt Or Milkin' The Turkey > Blues For Allah (live 3/23/75) • Showboat (8/12/75 rehearsal) • Shakedown Street (live 8/13/79) • Far From Me (live 8/31/80) • Estimated Prophet (live 10/10/80) Rockin' The Rhein bonus CD: Academy Of Music 2004 A bonus CD that was distributed by Grateful Dead Records with with pre-ordered copies of the Rockin' The Rhein release. The material from the bonus CD was recorded live at the Academy of Music shows in March, 1972 The tracks are from the following shows; • Playing In The Band - March 22, 1972 • Sugar Magnolia - March 22, 1972 • Caution - March 22, 1972 • Jam - March 22, 1972 • Uncle John's Band - March 22, 1972 • Dark Star - March 23, 1972 Fillmore West 1969 Bonus Disc: 2005 A bonus CD that was distributed with pre-ordered copies of the 10 CD complete Fillmore West 1969 recordings box set and the 3 CD compilation of music from the Fillmore West 1969 shows. The music on the bonus CD is previously unreleased live recordings from shows at the Carousel Ballroom/Fillmore West between 1968 and 1970. • Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks) - June 14, 1968 (late show) • He Was A Friend Of Mine - June 8, 1969 • China Cat Sunflower - June 8, 1969 • New Potato Caboose - June 8, 1969 • China Cat Sunflower - February 7, 1970 • I Know You Rider - February 7, 1970 • High Time - February 7, 1970 Spirit of '76 2006 A bonus CD of live music from 1976. This CD was distributed with copies of the Live At Cow Palace: New Years Eve 1976 release pre-ordered from the online Grateful Dead store. The tracks on this bonus CD are from the following Grateful Dead shows; • The Music Never Stopped and Crazy Fingers - June 9, 1976, Boston • Let It Grow > Might As Well - October 2, 1976, Cincinnati • Playing In The Band > Supplication > Playing In The Band - September 24, 1976, Williamsburg • Scarlet Begonias - September 30, 1976, Columbus Road Trips: Vol 1, Number 1: Fall 1979 2007 A two CD release of live music from the Grateful Dead tour in the Fall of 1979. A third bonus CD was included with early copies of this release. This is the first in a proposed series of Road Trips releases which will concentrate on specific tours or series of shows. The tracks on the bonus CD are from the following shows • China Cat Sunflower - Oct 31, 1979, Uniondale, NY • I Know You Rider - Oct 31, 1979, Uniondale, NY • Althea - Oct 31, 1979, Uniondale, NY • Lost Sailor - Nov 8, 1979, Landover, MD • Saint Of Circumstance - Nov 8, 1979, Landover, MD • Jam (1) - Nov 8, 1979, Landover, MD • Estimated Prophet - Nov 9, 1979, Buffalo, NY • He's Gone - Nov 9, 1979, Buffalo, NY • Jam (2) - Nov 9, 1979, Buffalo, NY A bonus download track was made available to anyone pre-ordering Road Trips Vol 1 Number 1; A single song download offered as a thank you to anyone who pre-ordered Road Trips Vol. 1 Number 1. The bonus song was from the Spectrum, Philadelphia show on November 6, 1979. • Jack-A-Roe (Traditional) Road Trips: Vol 1, Number 2: October 1977 2008 The tracks on the bonus CD are from the following shows; • Scarlet Begonias - Oct 16, 1977, Baton Rouge, LA • Fire On the Mountain - Oct 16, 1977, Baton Rouge, LA • Estimated Prophet - Oct 16, 1977, Baton Rouge, LA • Loser - Oct 14, 1977, Houston, TX • Sunrise - Oct 11, 1977, Norman, OK • Iko Iko - Oct 7, 1977, Albuquerque, NM • The Wheel - Oct 7, 1977, Albuquerque, NM • Wharf Rat - Oct 7, 1977, Albuquerque, NM • Sugar Magnolia - Oct 7, 1977, Albuquerque, NM Winterland 1973: The Complete Recordings 2008 A bonus CD of music from the Cincinnati Gardens show of December 4, 1973 was included with early copies of the box set. • China Cat Sunflower • I Know You Rider • Truckin' • Stella Blue • Eyes Of The World • Space • Sugar Magnolia • Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad • Casey Jones Road Trips: Vol 1, Number 3: Summer 1971 2008 A third bonus CD, with music from the shows on July 31, August 4 and August 6, 1971, was included with early copies of this release. • Bertha - August 6, 1971, Hollywood • Mr. Charlie - August 6, 1971, Hollywood • Cumberland Blues - August 6, 1971, Hollywood • Brokedown Palace - August 6, 1971, Hollywood • Hard To Handle - August 6, 1971, Hollywood • Sing Me Back Home - July 31, 1971, New Haven • Big Boss Man - July 31, 1971, New Haven • Not Fade Away> - August 4, 1971, San Pedro • Goin' Down the Road Feeling Bad - August 4, 1971, San Pedro • Turn On Your Lovelight - August 4, 1971, San Pedro Road Trips: Vol 1, Number 4: Winterland “From Egypt With Love". 1978 2008 A third bonus CD, with music from the shows on October 17 and 21, 1978, was included with early copies of this release. • Bertha - October 21, 1978, Winterland • Good Lovin - October 21, 1978, Winterland • Estimated Prophet - October 21, 1978, Winterland • He's Gone - October 21, 1978, Winterland • If I Had The World To Give - October 17, 1978, Winterland • Around and Around - October 17, 1978, Winterland Rocking The Cradle: Egypt 1978 Sept 2008 A bonus CD of additional music from the Egypt shows was distributed with pre-ordered copies of Rocking The Cradle. • Bertha - September 16, 1978 • Good Lovin' - September 16, 1978 • El Paso - September 16, 1978 • Ramble On Rose - September 16, 1978 • Estimated Prophet - September 15, 1978 • Eyes Of The World - September 15, 1978 • Terrapin Station - September 15, 1978 • Sugar Magnolia - September 15, 1978 Road Trips: Vol 2, Number 1: Madison Square Garden: September 1990 2008 A third bonus CD, with more music from the same run of shows, was included with early copies of this release. • Mississippi Half Step - MSG, September 18, 1990 • Picasso Moon - MSG, September 18, 1990 • To Lay Me Down - MSG, September 18, 1990 • Eyes of The World - MSG, September 18, 1990 • Estimated Prophet - MSG, September 18, 1990 • Foolish Heart - MSG, September 18, 1990 • Jam - MSG, September 18, 1990 Road Trips: Vol 2, Number 2: February 14, 1968, Carousel Ballroom 2009 A third bonus CD, with music from Grateful Dead shows in January 1968, was included with early copies of this release. • Viola Lee Blues - 1/23/68, Seattle • Good Morning Little Schoolgirl - 1/20/68, Eureka • New Potato Caboose - 1/30/68, Eugene • Dark Star> - 1/23/68, Seattle • China Cat Sunflower> - 1/23/68, Seattle • The Eleven - 1/23/68, Seattle • Turn On Your Lovelight - 1/23/68, Seattle Road Trips: Vol 2, Number 3: June 1974: Wall of Sound 2009 A third bonus CD, with additional music from the same shows, was included with early copies of this release. • Morning Dew - June 18, 1974 • Around and Around - June 18, 1974 • Deal - June 16, 1974 • Greatest Story Ever Told - June 16, 1974 • Truckin'> - June 16, 1974 • Nobody's Jam> - June 16, 1974 • Wharf Rat - June 16, 1974 • GDTRFB - June 16, 1974 • Sugar Magnolia - June 18, 1974 Road Trips Vol. 2, No. 4: Cal Expo 1993 2009 A third bonus CD, with additional music from the same shows, was included with early copies of this release. • Picasso Moon> - May 27, 1993 • Fire On The Mountain - May 27, 1993 • Cassidy> - May 27, 1993 • Uncle John's Band> - May 27, 1993 • Cassidy - May 27, 1993 • Gloria - May 27, 1993 • Broken Arrow - May 26, 1993 • Ramble On Rose - May 26, 1993 • Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again- May 26, 1993 Winterland June 1977: The Complete Recordings 2009 A bonus CD of music from the Chicago show of May 12, 1977 was included with early copies of the box set. • Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo> • Dancing In The Street • Terrapin Station> • Playing In The Band> • Drums> • Not Fade Away> • Comes A Time> • Playing In The Band Road Trips: Vol 3, Number 1: Oakland, December 28, 1979 2009 A third bonus CD, with music from the December 30, 1979 show, was included with early copies of this release. • New Minglewood Blues • Candyman • Ramble On Rose • Lazy Lightning > • Supplication • Scarlet Begonias > • Fire On The Mountain > • Let It Grow • Truckin' > • Wharf Rat Road Trips: Vol 3, Number 2: Austin, November 15, 1971 2010 A third bonus CD, with music from the November 14, 1971 show in Fort Worth, was included with early copies of this release. • China Cat Sunflower> • I Know You Rider • Sugaree • Truckin' > • Drums > • The Other One > • Me And My Uncle > • The Other One > • Wharf Rat > • Sugar Magnolia Road Trips: Vol 3, Number 3: Fillmore East, 5/15/70 2010 A fourth bonus CD, with more music from 5/15/70 and from the 5/14/70 show at Meramec College, was included with early copies of this release. • Friend Of The Devil • Candyman • Cumberland Blues • Cold Jordan • Easy Wind • Attics Of My Life • Beat It On Down The Line • Next Time You See Me * from 5/14/70, Meramec Community College, Kirkwood • New Speedway Boogie > * • Nobody's Fault But Mine Jam > * • New Speedway Boogie * • St. Stephen * • Not Fade Away * • Turn On Your Lovelight * Road Trips: 2011 2011 This bonus CD was distributed with Road Trips, Vol. 4, No. 3 to subscribers to the Road Trips series from the December 6, 1973 show in Cleveland. • Greatest Story Ever Told • China Cat Sunflower • I Know You Rider • Dark Star • Eyes Of The World Dave's Picks Bonus CD 2012 A bonus CD distributed to subscribers of the 2012 releases in the Dave's Picks series. Music from the July 29, 1974 show at the Capital Centre, Landover. • Sugaree • Weather Report Suite: Prelude Part 1 Let It Grow • He's Gone • Truckin' • Nobody's Fault but Mine • The Other One • Spanish Jam • Wharf Rat Dave's Picks Bonus CD 2013 A bonus CD distributed to subscribers of the 2013 releases in the Dave's Picks series. Music from the December 21, 1969 show at the Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco. • Smokestack Lightning • New Speedway Boogie • Dire Wolf • Mason’s Children • China Cat Sunflower • I Know You Rider • Black Peter • Good Lovin' • Drums • The Other One • Cumberland Blues Dave's Picks Bonus CD 2014 A bonus CD distributed to subscribers of the 2014 releases in the Dave's Picks series. This bonus disc was shipped with Dave's Picks Volume 10. It comprises music from the December 11, 1969 show at the Thelma, Los Angeles. • Dark Star • Saint Stephen • The Eleven • Cumberland Blues • That's It for the Other One Cryptical Envelopment Drums The Other One Cryptical Envelopment • Cosmic Charlie Dave's Picks Bonus CD 2015 A bonus CD distributed to subscribers of the 2015 releases in the Dave's Picks series. This bonus disc was shipped with Dave's Picks Volume 14. It comprises music from the March 21 and March 27, 1972 shows at the Academy Of Music in New York. March 27, 1972: • Bertha • Brown-Eyed Women • China Cat Sunflower > • I Know You Rider • Cumberland Blues March 21, 1972: • Truckin' > • Drums > • The Other One > • Wharf Rat Dave's Picks Bonus CD 2016 A bonus CD distributed to subscribers of the 2016 releases in the Dave's Picks series. This bonus disc was shipped with Dave's Picks Volume 18. It comprises music from the July 16, 1976 show at the Orpheum Theatre, San Francisco. • Playing in the Band > • Cosmic Charlie • Spanish Jam > • Drums > • The Wheel > • Playing in the Band • High Time • Sugar Magnolia Dave's Picks 2017 bonus disc December 6, 1971 additional tracks: "Truckin'" – 9:57 "Loser" – 7:31 "Mr. Charlie" (McKernan, Hunter) – 4:23 "Jack Straw" – 5:14 "China Cat Sunflower" – 4:56 "I Know You Rider" – 5:04 "Tennessee Jed" – 7:25 "Mexicali Blues" – 3:46 "Black Peter" – 9:38 "Casey Jones" – 6:01 Dave's Picks 2018 bonus disc December 14, 1971 Hill Auditorium selections: "Jack Straw" – 5:07 "Tennessee Jed" – 7:23 "Black Peter" – 9:07 "Playing in the Band" – 7:03 "Casey Jones" – 6:13 "Mexicali Blues" – 3:34 "Cryptical Envelopment" > – 1:55 "Drums" > – 3:38 "The Other One" > – 18:32 "Wharf Rat" – 9:07 "Sugar Magnolia" – 7:20
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    Thanks for posting Moonie's Pin Ball Wizard isolated drum track & the isolated drum for Won't Get Fooled Again. Amazing!
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    First live band I ever saw, 7 years old. They opened for KISS in'79 at the Spectrum. I was so confused because I had no concept of an opening band, these dudes didn't have make up or any songs I recognized, and it was too damn loud to ask any questions....
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    Paicey is outstanding, underrated, not often discussed in the same breath as the greats. His drums sound amazing. He gets in the rock drumming hall of fame for the beginning of "Woman From Tokyo," alone. And he hits that again in the middle of "Knocking At Your Back Door." Goosebumps the first time I heard that and I still love it. I'm seeing Purple/Priest next month. I would imagine Purple will open, because who could follow Priest? But in my heart of hearts Deep Purple ranks above Judas Priest in the entirety of their classic catalogue. \m/
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    Road Trips bonus discs
    There were bonus discs issued with the Road Trips series, starting with Vol. 1, No. 1 (late 2007) up until Vol. 3, No. 3 (mid 2010) so there were 11 bonus discs. After that it was announced that there would be one bonus disc per year (like the current Dave's Picks bonus discs). The 2011 bonus disc came with Road Trips Vol. 4, No. 3 but as the series finished with Vol. 4, No. 5 at the end of 2011 there were no more Road Trips bonus discs.
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    Point proved, I think. I never even knew there were bonus discs with Road Trips. The bonus disc for Vol. 4 No.3 actually looks better than the main three discs-which, coincidentally, I am half way through listening to.
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    On the subject of great drummers, Ian Paice with Deep Purple was and indeed still is, amazing. His introduction to "Fireball", immediately following the whooshing sound of that backwardly recorded fan, is one of the best things in life. Or at least heavy rock. All of "Made in Japan", as has been said on here before, is incendiary.
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"The Grateful Dead picked up their instruments and hit the first note with perfection. They never missed a note for the next three and one-half hours. People followed the flow of the tunes. Down on the floor in front of the stage was a sea of heads keeping time with the music. No one sat still. No one, except the youngsters behind us sat still. They were still and stunned." - The Power County Press

And what a stunner it was, that show at the Boise State University Pavilion in Boise, ID on September 2, 1983. Dave's Picks Volume 27 contains every stitch of music from this mid-80s show (our first in this series), one that's as good as any other in Grateful Dead history. When the Dead were on, they were ON! Straight out the gate with a definitive take on the old standard "Wang Dang Doodle," the band swiftly switches back to a setlist of yore, firing off 70s staples like "Jack Straw" and "Brown-Eyed Women" and wrapping things up with a terrific trio of "Big Railroad Blues"/"Looks Like Rain"/"Deal" (don't you let that epic guitar solo go down without you). Primed for the second set, they tackle the complexities of "Help>Slipknot!>Franklin's" with heart and ease. It's clear there will be no stopping their flow - Bobby and Brent hanging in for a fantastic pre-Drums "Jam" and Jerry and Bobby in the zone on a not-to-be-missed melodic "Space." Not a skipper in the whole lot!

Dave's Picks Volume 27 has been mastered to HDCD specs by Jeffrey Norman and it is limited to 18,000 individually-numbered copies*.

*Limited to 2 per order. Very limited quantity available.

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I don't care who knows it: I think think Spring 91, Spring 92 and late '93 are awesome periods.
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once in a blue moon i'll put Ween's 12 Country Golden Greats on and laugh...and laugh.. particularly Fluffy the most
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I know next to nothing about Spring 92 (Deer Creek comes to mind...had a tape that played fast of that show) 6/28/92, I believe. 91 and 93 I know a bit of you like what you like. and 91 and 93 have shows that are pleasing to my ears.
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"IN Order to save his love for Grateful Dead...he had to listen to Post Brent" Terrapin Moon in Terrapin Moon: Post Brent Hero in theaters this fall.
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After 32 days in transit my copy has finally arrived. The only thing I don't like about living in Australia is how long it takes for my Dave's Picks to arrive. (And why it goes through Switzerland is beyond me.) So for the last month I've been reading all the comments and was worried this was going to be a horrible release. For many years I've notice Deadheads are some of the pickiest most critical people ever. I've only listened to the first cd but it's exactly what I'd expect from a early 80's recording. It doesn't sound as good as other releases, but that doesn't bother me. From what Dave has said about the 80's shows in the vault and from what was released on Thirty Trips this show is as good as it gets for this time period. I want everything that's released and for me everything has been an upgrade to any copy I might have or have had. Keep em coming! Now why is it when my sister sends me a package from Toledo Ohio it takes a week/two before it arrives, yet my Dave's are now taking 30 plus days? How about for next years oversea's subscriptions their be an option for expedited international shipping? And before everyone points out the hows and whys products are shipped, trust me I'm well versed in the transport/logistic world. Finally for Vguy.... A neutron walks into a bar and asks "How much for a beer?" The bartender says "For you? No charge."
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I gave this a second listen. and the second listen went from "its ok" to "this will be in high rotation" this gives me hope for 83 shows. I listened to 10/30/83 and it just about ruined me for the Dead for awhile. shitty tape. this however has many a gem: the wang dang doodle I disagree I heard better ones in the fall '91 east coast shows. loved the jack straw, They Love Each Other, Brown Eyed Women, New Mingle Wood Blues, Love the Big Railroad Blues w/ the extended jam, Looks Like Rain, Help>Slip>Franklin's, Estimated Prophet, The Eyes Of World even if it had a cut in it I didn't notice cuz it was that good for me, Loved the Space with the jerry and weir interplay, solid Goin' Down, great Black Peter and Baby Blue. the mix it aint perfect. but I can hear everyone at least most through out which is what I look for in decent tape quality.
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You sound as though you know what you are talking about...but I would worry if they changed the shipping arrangements. For the first few years with Dave's Picks, I had to pay a lot of additional costs to the postman on delivery of the goodies. For the last few years, though, there don't seem to be any additional charges. The Pick arrives many weeks after everyone elses-I am in England-but I don't mind if it shaves a few pounds off the cost. You're proposal might still cut costs and be quicker, of course.
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I LOVE me some Ween, and Phish is okay on their best nights but this is not the Jambands board. Dont wan to sound rude but its one thing to keep bringing up off-topics like politics, music listens etc., but the constant posting of easily findable non-GD Youtube videos, setlists of old Phish shows and upcoming info about whatever is your local area for shows is getting cumbersome. Ignore my greying gripes if you want ,I'll just scroll through it all but the increase in the amount of posts the last few months has been tedious. And what? Can't even hear the tape cut in Eyes cause it was that good for you?!? WTF kinda hyperbole is that, I LIKE this show too but come on..... This board is getting more and more zealous about this release everyday. No one's been switching to a low-protein diet, buying matching tracksuits and black Nikes have they? I JUST NOW, realized...that this show...is the key to traveling to Alpha Centauri before the alien overlords come to bring us back home as sex slaves, ewwww.
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...to the Era of Irritation: "is getting cumbersome" "has been tedious" Such low emotional thresholds these days. Szell in the PObox. Red, Starless & Sailor's boxes arrived this weekend; unopened on the dining room table. Vail is lovely in Summer, but this (business) trip got to end. Notable nature encounters: two days, two trail runs, two uncomfortably large diamondbacks that brooked no reservation at expressing their dispeasure with my proximity. Not the stuff for weak sphincters or bladders, which reminds me of a thought I'd had on #27 that will have to wait as the call for 0800 conference was just issued!
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I'll shut up from here on out.
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no, it's not my personal board. but let the thing flow and keep it open, I say. I scroll past the things I am not interested in. I do notice the splice in Eyes. pretty jarring. I recall (tell us more, grampa) tapes that had horrific cuts in them. i just shrugged and kept listening. the occasional tear did happen though. "The sun will shine in my ba-"\/\/BLURGLESHUF\/\/"-northbound train" 4/7/71 has a nasty, as does 2/18/71
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@ direwulf - not so much an old guy gripe, more an aversion to trolls I suspect. Attempts to transfer the entire contents of YouTube onto this site, along with all sorts of other unrelated detritus starts to look more like the actions of a troll, or to be more precise 2 trolls. I guess it is just something we will have to learn to live with and ignore. Subtle hints have had no effect so far. Possibly they cannot read or write as they only ever seen to copy/paste. Naturally everyone is free to post what they want here, but some things just become irritating after a while.
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Guilty as charged.. Is 24 hours of harsh self-flogging penalty enough? So long as I don't have to switch to decaf.. all should be ok.
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I also like the variety of topics, but if everybody here starts posting YouTube clips of their favorite bands, this board will become a hot mess!
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9.2.83 ~ Boise 7.12.89 ~ Washington DC Smoking Hot !! Dave's Picks Disc 2 is primo stuff , desert island dead for fans of this lineup. Help on the Way Slipknot Franklin's Tower Estimated Prophet Eyes of the World great finish to Franklin's Tower with very smooth turn into Estimated Prophet question about the Jerry vocals on Help On the Way ? was there any microphone equipment issues or issues with the tape , or was it just straight flubbsville ? Dave L. send out a primo "Brokedown Palace" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cQkdaHm2FE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJXi5QhTIHc
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I have no interest in going, but how come nobody here is discussing the recently announced D&C Mexico shows?
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if lack of money was not a factor i would go. In 2018 i saw 10 shows Dead and Co played, payed a total of $40 dollars to get in. One miracle was part of the 10. last summer 2017 i saw at least 7 Dead and Co shows, paid approximately $150 to get in to them all, no miracles. for the asking price to Mexico a couple thousand $$, some could stay 3 months in a foreign country and hit multiple locations compared to less than a week in a similar location i would bet the band throws a bone to the folks that cannot travel international and plays a few shows in Florida again after Mexico dates, late Jan or early Feb 2019
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We have never had to pay extra down under but that may have changed. It used to be anything under $1000 was GST free but as of July 1st this year, GST is required for everything regardless of price. The only stipulation is the company selling must do at least $75000 worth of business in Oz annually, otherwise GST is not required. As a result we can no longer order from amazon with an Aussie address, we must use Amazon Australia, and most eBay transactions that are outside of Oz now have an extra "import charge" estimate based on price. I'd have items delivered to my relatives in the U.S. and then shipped to me, but the price of international shipping is cost prohibitive, and the Aussie dollar is expected to drop against the greenback so it will become even less affordable soon. I'd hate to pay for shipping twice, and with subscription I'd have free shipping to a U.S. address, but then would have 4 shipping charges to Oz. (That would be nearly another subscription for shipping charges.) At any rate I've learned to be patient waiting on my Dead items. My next bout will be when the Pacific box ships. And that was ordered prior to July so am curious if it will be flagged for GST upon entry to the country.
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Import duty, GST, VAT, BTW, whatever, these various taxes on imported products are levied in most countries. What varies is the threshold above which the tax is applied. Daverock stated that recently he hasn't had to pay any such tax. Neither have I, but the reason has nothing to do with customs or tax officials. It has to do with the fact that since Warner have taken over the sales and shipping operation, they have stated a value of $1 on the customs declaration that is obligatory on international shipments. This may seem just fine - nobody has to pay import duties and taxes on Dave's Picks (most overseas customers didn't anyway due to the comparativeley low value of the series, i.e. less than $30). The problem arises with box sets and other large and high-value product. When my copy of Get Shown The Light arrived at customs with a value of $1 stated on the customs declaration, they quite correctly smelled a rat and would not release it until I had sent proof of the cost of the item. They then sent me a tax bill which had to be paid before the order could be delivered. I eventually received my order weeks after it had reached customs. I hope this situation does not repeat itself with the Pacific Northwest box, but I have made copies of the relevant documents (order, PayPal statement etc.) so I am ready if the same does occur. One can fool some of the customs officers some of the time but you cannot fool all of them all of the time. Or something like that.
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Ok, you made your point.. but the rest of us have to suffer through this GIF too. Come on man.. give is a little break??? Please??? Edit it out.. pretty please??. As for Doodies, if I watch that bob saget GIF one more time, I am liable to doodie my pants. Sorry to see you guys have to pay customs tax just to get some great music.. but I would be right there with you if I had to. GD music is like gas to me.. I hate to pay for it, but when I really need to get somewhere.. I regretfully fill up the tank and when winter hits.. I fill up the tank before the first big snow.
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"ERR"tried again "ERR" tried 10/21/83 "ERR" tried again "ERR" Cartman sez "GAHDAHMITT!!" tried Dave's Picks 3 (10/22 and 21/71) works like a charm
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lol appropriate typo in this context irritable bowel, you mean? the pink in the GIF should be enough Pepto Bismol to help you out
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Kyle HarmonTerrapin Moon Shirdeep Same person, 3 different user names. At this point, you aren’t going to convert anybody to Phish. Try for a younger crowd.
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....I was converted in 1994. I don't need daily reminders either. But it doesn't really bother me. I just scroll on by, like a steam locomotive, rolling down the track....Choo Choo
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dead heads that hate phish are starting to go the way of the dinosaur. I won't be having to hear about it for too much longer.
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You'll be hearing it for a long fucking time, son. To even begin to insinuate - if I read you correctly - that Dead fans who aren't into Fish are going the way of the dinosaur any time soon is ridiculously short-sighted. I went to a few shows. Red Rocks. McNichols. They tended to cover the Stones' "Loving Cup" at most of the shows I saw. Trey did wail his ass off. They're very talented. They stepped into the void created by Garcia's death, and gave to many a new meaning in their life. I wasn't one of those. Fare Thee Well was a beautiful moment, but it lacked spark, particularly in the lead guitar department. This has all been rehashed a thousand times. To me, "You Enjoy Myself" and "David Bowie" off the first record are the best things they ever did. They're ok. There is a lot of cultural crossover, particularly with the younger crowd between the bands, but to even consider that their legacy is remotely on the level of the Grateful Dead is ludicrous. Like what you like, but don't get so far out of line that I have to slap you, son.
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Bye Bye content deficient, empty, hate filled, trolling posts?
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and other adolescent humor....Dude, too funny, reminds me of the old standbys in these parts...so without further ado, for Vguy! 1) what do you call a snowboarder who just broke up with his girlfriend? ........HOMELESS! 2) How does a snowboarder introduce himself? ....Sorry Dude! 3) How many ski instructors does it take to screw in a lightbulb? ....3, one to screw in the light, and two cheer “nice turns!” Oh, and before you cupcakes get yer panties all in a bind, I skied for over 30 years, then switched to the other side for like 15, so I can shit talk like Jim Lehey about all that! ; ) Not knowledgeable enough about Phish to have a objective opinion except to say, say what you want about musicianship etc, but the one thing they can’t even begin to come close to is Mr Robert fuggin Hunter bitches! No, STFU, don’t even go there cause there is no there! Great jams, good playing, supposedly good scene, no Hunter! No disrespect, hell try and think of the GOGD without Hunter? No can do mi amigos, so put that shizzle in Jim’s irritable bowl and smoke it!
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