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  1. cmval cmval is offline

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    Aug 1st, 2012 (8/1/2012 7:36pm)

    a lot of people miss you









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    Aug 1st, 2012 (8/1/2012 7:37pm) in reply to cmval



    "What about me??"

    Happy Birthday, Roy.
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    Aug 1st, 2012 (8/1/2012 7:40pm) in reply to KingPariah

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    Nice choices, cminer
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    Aug 1st, 2012 (8/1/2012 9:05pm) in reply to userid363

    Why thank you user. this thread def needs more music.







    And if you have never heard this show before, do yourself a favor and give it a listen. One of the best concerts ever (for any band) IMO.
    Edited By: cminer25 Aug 1st, 2012 at 09:07 PM
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    Aug 1st, 2012 (8/1/2012 9:16pm) in reply to cminer25

    Cornell? One of the great ones, by all accounts.

    What was the best show you ever saw? I think mine was Autzen in 1993. Although the first New Speedway was nice in 1991, but then again it was at the Coliseum, so it could only be so good.

    Best Jerry show was absolutely Squaw Valley w/ Grisman (JGB the other day). Support acts were great, Bill Graham cried on stage he was so happy
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    Aug 1st, 2012 (8/1/2012 9:18pm) in reply to cminer25

    Someone PM me how to upload an audio onto YouTube and I'll share a pirated audience of that Autzen show that is the best audience tape I've ever heard
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    Aug 1st, 2012 (8/1/2012 9:34pm) in reply to userid363

    Happy bday Jerry! There's a GD movie playing across the nation tonight in his honor.

    Drew this on my board about a year ago.
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    Aug 1st, 2012 (8/1/2012 9:37pm) in reply to userid363

    Yep Cornell. If you don't have it you can download it HERE

    Unfortunately I never saw them live, was like 12 when Jerry died. Been to a few Phil and Bobby shows over the years, not quite the same, but still pretty awesome. Also caught a JGB show with Melvin Seals on keys a few years back that was really fun.

    Going to have to check out that Squaw Valley show, don't think I've heard it before. You have a link where I can find it online?
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    Aug 1st, 2012 (8/1/2012 9:46pm) in reply to userid363

    Must be one of these user?

    http://archive.org/details/gd1993-08...d5scott.flac16
    http://archive.org/details/gd1993-08...d5scott.flac16

    archive.org is amazing, they have basically every dead show ever and a bunch of other cool shit that you can stream or download

    http://archive.org/search.php?query=...3AGratefulDead
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    Aug 1st, 2012 (8/1/2012 9:47pm) in reply to cminer25

    smoke em if ya got em
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    Originally Posted by cminer25 View Post

    Must be one of these user?

    http://archive.org/details/gd1993-08...d5scott.flac16
    http://archive.org/details/gd1993-08...d5scott.flac16

    archive.org is amazing, they have basically every dead show ever and a bunch of other cool shit that you can stream or download

    http://archive.org/search.php?query=...3AGratefulDead

    yeah, those are the Autzen shows. The Help* is the best one I ever saw and maybe my favorite ever.

    I'll take a look for a link to Squaw. First night JGB, next afternoon Jerry and David w/ Bela on a couple tunes.

    Edit*: I guess it's the Slipknot that's really something
    Edited By: userid363 Aug 2nd, 2012 at 02:55 AM
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    Aug 2nd, 2012 (8/2/2012 3:52am) in reply to userid363

    one of my favorite songs
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    miss your face.



    fare thee well...
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    Aug 2nd, 2012 (8/2/2012 4:16am) in reply to Reech

    It's kind of funny to watch live shows from the 80's when theyre getting into their 40's and some of them are wearing like polo shirts or just look like your typical 80's dad. In reality they're hippies from hell who have done an insane amount of drugs. But when I see them in their later concerts i feel like I might as well be watching my dad circa 1985 on stage
    Edited By: XXEDPXX Aug 2nd, 2012 at 04:20 AM
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    Aug 2nd, 2012 (8/2/2012 4:24am) in reply to XXEDPXX

    If your Dad looked like Jerry, he was in sad health. Half the time I thought he was gonna fall over dead right on stage. I mean, I love the man, but he was in a constant battle for his life. I once left on a road trip to see a 3 show run and by the time I got there he was in a coma. Who'd a thunk it?
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    Aug 2nd, 2012 (8/2/2012 2:30pm) in reply to userid363

    happy birthday for a dead hippy...cool.
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    Aug 2nd, 2012 (8/2/2012 3:29pm) in reply to XXEDPXX

     
    Originally Posted by XXEDPXX View Post

    It's kind of funny to watch live shows from the 80's when theyre getting into their 40's and some of them are wearing like polo shirts or just look like your typical 80's dad. In reality they're hippies from hell who have done an insane amount of drugs. But when I see them in their later concerts i feel like I might as well be watching my dad circa 1985 on stage

    hippies from hell? lol.

    sick brag but my dad is friends w bobby and mickey green, an old photographer. i can only speak firsthand about bobby but he is an amazing guy. I've heard the same for Phil. RIP Jerry, I'll never know how much I actually miss you.
    Edited By: bbbbb33 Aug 2nd, 2012 at 03:30 PM
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    Bobby is cool as fuck to be around. Phil's a dick
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    Aug 3rd, 2012 (8/3/2012 12:56am) in reply to userid363

    http://youtu.be/6sFyRQPraJ8

    dont know why i cant embed i suck last show so many roads.... We all miss you Jerry
    Edited By: aupoker1 Aug 3rd, 2012 at 01:01 AM
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    Aug 3rd, 2012 (8/3/2012 2:06am) in reply to aupoker1

    Never got the love for the Grateful Dead . . . must just be me.
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    Aug 3rd, 2012 (8/3/2012 2:46am) in reply to Milo

     
    Originally Posted by aupoker1 View Post

    http://youtu.be/6sFyRQPraJ8

    dont know why i cant embed i suck last show so many roads.... We all miss you Jerry



    Great version!


     
    Originally Posted by Milo View Post

    Never got the love for the Grateful Dead . . . must just be me.

    For me (and I think a lot of people) it was an acquired taste. Most songs I didn't really like/appreciate that much the first time or two listening to them. But after a few listens they really start to grow on you.

    Maybe a little bit more upbeat and funky is your style?

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    Originally Posted by Milo View Post

    Never got the love for the Grateful Dead . . . must just be me.


    I'm pretty sure you're not the only one.

    Q: how many hippies does it take to change a light bulb?
    A: One, and 50,000 to follow the dead one around


    I remember when I saw Lazy River Road for the first time. That wrenching minor chord told me Jerry was back on smack. Gotta love the guy. Determination

    Edited By: userid363 Aug 3rd, 2012 at 03:09 AM
    Reason: not So Many Roads
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    while looking for that song, I saw this and just watched it.Gives you some idea of the guy himself. I think you can see both a tremendous spark of life and also his impending death. He obviously is having trouble finding words, and slurs quite a bit. The last minute or so talks about the very beginning of his entertaining people with the guitar

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    Here's Jerry playing some of those blues he was talking about, but after 20 years of bending hard with Jazz and acid rock

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    Aug 4th, 2012 (8/4/2012 2:26am) in reply to MeJahAndOmaha

    Jerry birthday celebration just started streaming live from Bobbys studio. I always forget to tune in when he's broadcasting but I always here they are sick. Figured some people around here might appreciate it.



    MOVE ME BRIGHTLY

    Jerry Garcia would have turned 70 on Aug. 1, and to mark the occasion, two days after his birthday members of the Grateful Dead family are throwing an online musical party that will be a live free webcast in HD from bandmate Bob Weir's TRI Studios in San Rafael.

    http://www.tristudios.com/

    edit: here's the lineup

    Weir heads a growing lineup of musicians who will perform, including Willie Nelson's son Lukas Nelson, Joe Russo and Jeff Chimenti from Furthur, Mike Gordon of Phish, Paul Simon's son Harper Simon, psychedelic folk musician Jonathan Wilson and Bay Area singer-songwriter Cass McCombs.
    Edited By: cminer25 Aug 4th, 2012 at 02:28 AM
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