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knowing it was a big ship that could barely be steered, but if anybody could steer it, it was him.

They're never going to tell me, "Play it more like Jerry" or "less like Jerry." It's always, "Do what you think is right." http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/7235470/the_immortals__the_great...

Posted by: RBNW....new and improved!

Re: why do you think you're kids don't listen and everything you say makes them cringe?

לך תזדיין

Posted by: RBNW....new and improved!

Re: why do you think you're kids don't listen and everything you say makes them cringe?

You are the bitch. Did you ever think that this dog, you is not 20 their sex type?

Posted by: RBNW....new and improved!

Re: Day in history question 1980

Desperate nerds in high offices all over the world have been known to enact the most disgusting pieces of legislation in order to win votes (or, in places where they don't get to vote, to control unwa...

Posted by: RBNW....new and improved!

Re: Best Morning Dew 1987-1990

i will second that choice. my favorite, hands down.

Posted by: direwolf0701

Re: Best Morning Dew 1987-1990

Solid choice Tito. I don't know of this is best but below is certainly one that I enjoy from within the given time frame. It comes as a high point to end a 2nd set Terrapin>Drums>Space>The ...

Posted by: Stealz

Re: Best Morning Dew 1987-1990

Thanks sir, You give a best way to get some more knowledge and confidence. Now its time to get forward. Spa Gift Basket--Spa Gift Bask...

Posted by: shubhinetwork

Re: Best Morning Dew 1987-1990

no no no no to 9-18 as best>>>>>trust me http://www.archive.org/details/gd1987-03-27.sbd.miller.95717.sbeok.flac16

Posted by: TitoBack

Re: Best Morning Dew 1987-1990

This one is the most popular by far: http://www.archive.org/details/gd87-09-18.sbd-remaster.cole.19002.sbeok.shnf

Posted by: light into ashes

Re: Best Morning Dew 1987-1990

http://www.archive.org/details/gd87-09-18.sbd.samaritano.20025.sbeok.shnf On a side note.... http://gratefuldeadprojects.com/Morning_Dew.html

Posted by: bluedevil

Re: Keep on rolling by.........

And to think I was under the impression that Steve "Guitar" Miller was the original Gangster of Love, No wonder he's a Joker.(only joking myself,I love the guy) Johnny "Guitar" Watson owned the handle...

Posted by: hippie64

Re: Can I search shows by state?

Thank you, Bless you, that worked great. I saw most of those shows.

Posted by: AllnightVi

Best Morning Dew 1987-1990

Looking for a very excellent Morning Dew anywhere from 1987-1990. Some i've heard are pretty good but definitely dont hold a match to earlier years. I really like 1985-11-02 for an 80's dew, just look...

Posted by: chook-face

Re: Keep on rolling by.........

If you are interested in GD rarities circa 1966, I also recommend checking this one out. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rare_Cuts_and_Oddities_1966 This post was modified by SkyDawg on 2009-11-30 04:4...

Posted by: SkyDawg

Re: Day in history question 1980

I am curious of the Franklin's once considering geographical, era, and 1st set reflexion. Is this drug related or political ?

Posted by: gallese antico

Day in history question 1980

I am currently enjoying this historic show from Alligator Alley in Gainesville Florida. My question lies on the 2nd set. While I am somewhat familiar with Franklin's Tower normally following Help&g...

Posted by: gallese antico

Re: Day in history question 1980

What was your question??

Posted by: light into ashes

Re: Speaking of Ohio shows - Dayton 81

What it could use is a SBD version. Waaaaay too much crowd noise to make it listenable for most people.

Posted by: DeadRed1971

Re: New Speedway Boogie 40th Anniversary

I saw an interview a few years ago with Bob Weir. Weir basically admitted for the first time that the band was at least partially to blame. Referring to having the Hell's Angels act as security, Weir ...

Posted by: SkyDawg

Re: Speaking of Ohio shows - Dayton 81

Here's a seldom discussed gem from Dayton, OH. http://www.archive.org/details/gd81-11-30.nak300.munder.9591.sbeok.shnf Mack the Knife is a joke, but this is a really well played show...we could real...

Posted by: Yankee9

Re: Keep on rolling by.........

Thank you Dhamma 1 Links and all, Wow-ze-Wow-Wow I'm diggin it, Now where in the Heck did I leave Santa's e-mail so I can tell him I'm not such a bad cat and would love Birth of the Dead.

Posted by: hippie64

Re: Keep on rolling by.........

Thanx a ton SkyDawg I figured it was on a commercial release because of the lack of info I found on it. Now Santa and I have to have a little chat. I wonder though How do I rate? Peace to you !

Posted by: hippie64

Re: Keep on rolling by.........

Yup, it's called "Keep Rolling By". There is a version on the "Birth Of The Dead" CD, disc 2 "The Live Sides" recorded at unknown venue, San Francisco, date unknown. Since Bill Graham's voice is heard...

Posted by: SkyDawg

Re: Keep on rolling by.........

According to Alex Allen's GD Songfinder at http://www3.clearlight.com/~acsa/intro.htm , it was only played this one time. Allen gives the lyrics here: http://www3.clearlight.com/~acsa/introjs.htm?/~ac...

Posted by: Dhamma1

Re: I like that version of They Love Each Other as well...

I think you might be dangerously close to manipulating a William Tell/TitoBack convergence!

Posted by: Siegmenudo Freud

Re: Favourite authors ?

Carl's Corner, TX - Willie's Place Submitted by admin on November 24, 2009 - 16:55. Appearances Start: Dec 3 2009 - 8:00pm Kinky's at it again! Come see Texas' most entertaining political force live ...

Posted by: bluedevil

Keep on rolling by.........

Is this the name of the song or have I misheard. Listening to Dead-air tonite Uncle John opened the program with a sweet number. Man I'm telling ya it blew my mind. My 8 month old daughter was yammeri...

Posted by: hippie64

Re: Favourite authors ?

Vos gouts sont excellents,cher Deyzof ! Also , do you know this movie "Peau d'ane" avec Catherine Deneuve et Jean Marais ? This french film is a tale about magik and love , with old castles and funky ...

Posted by: skies

Re: I like that version of They Love Each Other as well...

help ensure....what does that even mean...they either goto class and do the work, or they dont

Posted by: TitoBack

Re: Favourite authors ?

Just remembered Kinky Friedman. Why don't they vote him in as Governor of Texas?

Posted by: deyzof49

Re: Speaking of Ohio shows - 11/29/79

Miller's setlist is right; Althea and NFA were not played. From deadlists.com: Alabama Getaway [6:17] > The Promised Land [4:12] ; Candyman [7:18] ; Mama Tried [2:33] > Mexicali Blues [4:23] ...

Posted by: light into ashes

Re: Favourite authors ?

Speaking of Mr. King, I just finished Under The Dome. I was not holding out too much hope for it.... However!!! It is by far the best thing he has written in the past 20 years! Granted it is "popul...

Posted by: direwolf0701

Re: I like that version of They Love Each Other as well...

Eliminate ALL college sports that make money for the school. Yep, UCLA too...if it's good enough for the Jesuits, the rest of us can follow suit. It's a thought anyhow...

Posted by: William Tell

Re: Best Mydland song?

I’m right there with you. No matter what they might say, Brent could deliver the goods with a power that got to me – and this song was the real deal. You pick is killer, never met one I didn’t e...

Posted by: vapors

Re: I like that version of They Love Each Other as well...

So right, institutions of higher learning have absolutely no responsibility in helping ensure their student-athletes graduate. It's not like the schools make any money off of the players....

Posted by: bluedevil

Re: I like that version of They Love Each Other as well...

WOW...Tito said something that is actually sane!! Who'd a thunk???

Posted by: Finster Baby

Re: Speaking of Ohio shows - 11/29/79

I can't help you but thanks for the info on the Ohio shows. My little girl filed the list for me. Presently enjoying your selection. Praise, Praise to ya.

Posted by: deyzof49

Re: Favourite authors ?

Skies, music is music to me. Dalida, Mireille Mathieu, it's French. This globalisation of everything is ruining the planet. Even Dylan digs Charles Aznavour. And well he might. As for architectur...

Posted by: deyzof49

Speaking of Ohio shows - 11/29/79

Can anybody give me a definitive set list for this show? Deadbase and Setlists.net both have the same list: 11-29-79 Cleveland Public Hall, Cleveland, Oh. (Thu) 1: Alabama> Promised, TLEO, Mama T...

Posted by: snow_and_rain

Re: Billy for President!

http://www.nobodyforpresident.org/media/index.html http://churchofnobody.blogspot.com/ This post was modified by gallese antico on 2009-11-29 23:08:20

Posted by: gallese antico

Re: New Speedway Boogie 40th Anniversary

Thanks for posting this. Although the facts have been known for a long time, it's nice to read what some of the principal players think of it today.

Posted by: Dhamma1

Re: Favourite authors ?

OK Deyzof ! Maybe loving the Grateful Dead, Stones, Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd got me to snob out french music since Edith Piaf and Georges Brassens ! But frankly , even architecture, which was sti...

Posted by: skies

Re: Hey Stratocaster

...And I could have sworn that was you... ;)

Posted by: cush212

Re: For CLIFF & Dire...non DEAD

Yeah, defn she does a good job, and VigMort is esp good in scenes with her, through flbacks, which I won't give more away... Defn think he does a great job all around, and the focus, as it should be ...

Posted by: William Tell

Re: Favourite authors ?

Merci skies, I'm unfamiliar with the work of Bodard and Raspail. But one afternoon in Paris went with my copine to the Balzac house/museum. Sadly evening was falling and the place had just closed. ...

Posted by: deyzof49

Re: For CLIFF & Dire...non DEAD

was the character of "the wife" too intrusive, or was she kept somewhat minimal as in the novel?? just curious - heard a couple of different things prior hearing from someone who has actually seen it...

Posted by: direwolf0701

Re: For CLIFF & Dire...non DEAD

thanks for the review WT!!! very much appreciated. i trust your judgment regarding this movie, so I am very glad you thought it was well done (and not overdone.) Certainly happy to know the dialogu...

Posted by: direwolf0701

Re: Favourite authors ?

Absolument vrai , Deyzof ! But if we start with classical writers , we never stop , french authors being grate ! (Not like in music , I may add !)Balzac, Zola, are old timers favorites .But did you ac...

Posted by: skies

Re: Weezer Geezer

Thanks for the great photo Dali. I've been wondering for several days what beer Mandojammer bought for Jerry, the day they met.

Posted by: deyzof49

Re: For CLIFF & Dire...non DEAD

Fits/well suited...not overdone, but a tad toward the "dramatic" when req'd (usual buildup/tense scene...etc). Have to admit, was too wrapped up in visuals, but second time around will allow more ana...

Posted by: William Tell