Grateful Dead

“Everything stretched out... it expanded!”

In and out of the garden we go with Bertha and the marching bears! Who will help them on their way? Find out when you dig into Rubenowsky's comic.

Artist Helen Kennedy is all about design for weirdos. Her intergalactic terrapins (well, they're terrapins to us), skateboarding grasshoppers, and skeletons living their very best (after)lifes made us smile, smile, smile and we're certain her designs for Dave's Picks will too.

In honor of Jerry, we're turning social media upside out and inside down with a very special Days Between design. Simply download the graphic to your desktop and upload it as your profile picture on your favorite platform from August 1st to the 9th.

To download, Right-click-save-as on a PC, or ctrl-click-save-as on a MAC. Or you can drag and drop to your desktop.

Front and center in the Nike SB Dunk Low Grateful Dead is the band’s most lovable symbol, the dancing bears, which first appear on the back cover of the group’s 1973 LP "History of the Grateful Dead, Volume 1 (Bear’s Choice)." Set in three colorways, the shoe playfully features bear-inspired detailing, such as a faux-fur and suede upper, a frayed Nike Swoosh mimicking the bears’ collars and an image of the bear on the tongue. (Another iconic Grateful Dead logo, the Steal Your Face skull, is printed on the underside of the sockliner.)

Please don't dominate the rap, Jack
If you got nothing new to say

Rollingstone.com's got something new to say about the recording of "New Speedway Boogie," very specifically the demo with acoustic guitar, drums and vocals (not slated) and all the outtakes from THE ANGEL'S SHARE. Wander over yonder to hear what it's all about.

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