Any Dead fans in here?
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I have all the Dead records Inc this 6 LP Ducktard box that I got in the spring.
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I think John Mayer shreds on the lead stuff but a lot of the Dead and Company stuff is too slow for my taste and Bob’s vocals are shot.
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I was about to answer with @trublue but you mean the Grateful Dead not the actual dead.
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I heard a rumor Dave Matthews might take over for John?YellowSnow said:I think John Mayer shreds on the lead stuff but a lot of the Dead and Company stuff is too slow for my taste and Bob’s vocals are shot.
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NO!RoadTrip said:
I heard a rumor Dave Matthews might take over for John?YellowSnow said:I think John Mayer shreds on the lead stuff but a lot of the Dead and Company stuff is too slow for my taste and Bob’s vocals are shot.
That guy can’t noodle like Jerry.
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Bill Kreutzman agrees, at least with the tempo…YellowSnow said:I think John Mayer shreds on the lead stuff but a lot of the Dead and Company stuff is too slow for my taste and Bob’s vocals are shot.
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Not a fan. I just don’t get it.
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Unfortunately after working 25+ years in law enforcement some shit is creepy and not funny in any contextGrundleStiltzkin said: -
Gorge Shows were fun. 95 degrees, Hookers, Blow and a little too much acid
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The Dead are my all time favorite American band. @alumni94 sold the couch just a few years too early for me to see them live. If they'd played the Gorge in '98 I would have been there for sure.
I don't care for the pre 1970 studio albums and live stuff quite as much. But once they moved on from psychedelia to cuntry rock in 1970 I'm all in.
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Sorry for dying. I should have stopped the chili corn dogs, and maybe the drugs. Anthem of the Sun is great album, so is Live Dead. Check them out again.YellowSnow said:The Dead are my all time favorite American band. @alumni94 sold the couch just a few years too early for me to see them live. If they'd played the Gorge in '98 I would have been there for sure.
I don't care for the pre 1970 studio albums and live stuff quite as much. But once they moved on from psychedelia to cuntry rock in 1970 I'm all in. -
I own Live Dead, Two From the Vault (1968) and Live at Fillmore East 1969. All good stuff with Pigpen doing epic Turn on Your Lovelight.alumni94 said:
Sorry for dying. I should have stopped the chili corn dogs, and maybe the drugs. Anthem of the Sun is great album, so is Live Dead. Check them out again.YellowSnow said:The Dead are my all time favorite American band. @alumni94 sold the couch just a few years too early for me to see them live. If they'd played the Gorge in '98 I would have been there for sure.
I don't care for the pre 1970 studio albums and live stuff quite as much. But once they moved on from psychedelia to cuntry rock in 1970 I'm all in.
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I heard things sped up when Billy left the group.Fishpo31 said:
Bill Kreutzman agrees, at least with the tempo…YellowSnow said:I think John Mayer shreds on the lead stuff but a lot of the Dead and Company stuff is too slow for my taste and Bob’s vocals are shot.
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Barely, if at all.YellowSnow said:
I heard things sped up when Billy left the group.Fishpo31 said:
Bill Kreutzman agrees, at least with the tempo…YellowSnow said:I think John Mayer shreds on the lead stuff but a lot of the Dead and Company stuff is too slow for my taste and Bob’s vocals are shot.
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I have heard that Bob was slowing down some stuff, and Billy didn’t like it…
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No, not me.
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Their first album is dynomite, Viola Lee Blues, Good Morning Little School Girl - and I think their best is Working Man's Dead - thus sending me to cuntry/blues rather easily
Edit: seen live at Volunteer Park - they used to play all over Seattle area back in the day when they were making a name for themselves. Can't remember* how many times I saw them live.
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The first album is fine and lays the ground work but pale in comparison to the best of what 1967 had to offer.LebamDawg said:Their first album is dynomite, Viola Lee Blues, Good Morning Little School Girl - and I think their best is Working Man's Dead - thus sending me to cuntry/blues rather easily
Edit: seen live at Volunteer Park - they used to play all over Seattle area back in the day when they were making a name for themselves. Can't remember* how many times I saw them live.
*for some really good reasons
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Tough to upvote and down vote at the same time. Seattle '71 is a hot hot show with Pig, new songs, coke, whiskey and a lot of lsd. But I am a sucker for the '60s raw psychedelia studio albumsYellowSnow said:
The first album is fine and lays the ground work but pale in comparison to the best of what 1967 had to offer.LebamDawg said:Their first album is dynomite, Viola Lee Blues, Good Morning Little School Girl - and I think their best is Working Man's Dead - thus sending me to cuntry/blues rather easily
Edit: seen live at Volunteer Park - they used to play all over Seattle area back in the day when they were making a name for themselves. Can't remember* how many times I saw them live.
*for some really good reasons
But Workingman's Dead is where they finally found their sound.
