teafortexas wrote:

Isn't that a good one?! I just put a copy of that in the mail to someone today, as a matter of fact. Great Pigpen!

teafortexas wrote:

I'm just starting on the Comes a Time right now. Takes me right back there, just beautiful!!

Grateful Dead

11/07/85 (Thu) Community War Memorial - Rochester, NY

Set 1: Dancing In The Streets > Dire Wolf, CC Rider > Loser, Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues > Cumberland Blues > Beat It On Down The Line > Deal

Set 2: Touch of Grey > Samson & Delilah, High Time, Let It Grow > Drums > Gimme Some Lovin' > Stella Blue > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away, E: Midnight Hour

esfc85 wrote:

I'm sorry for having to stick my nose into this thread again already, but I can't help myself: that's another incredible show!! Had a great time at that one!! (thanks for letting me get that out ). Enjoy it!!

xavier rudd, his music stretches my heart as cheesy as that might sound, so be it. "messages" always speaks to my tendancy towards apathy concering the wild things that need protecting, it's a shot in my arm to not forget about things as I pursue whatever may be distracting or entertaining me.

www.archive.org/details/gd1983-06-20.fob...r.32643.sbeok.flac16

Second most amazing Dead show for me.

6-30-74 Cumberland blues

3/21/72 Black-Throated Wind
www.gdradio.net

She belongs to me

www.archive.org/details/gd1985-06-15.sbd...r.96317.sbeok.flac16

www.gdradio.net
7/21/74
now playing - Playing in the Band
its a shame theres no good board recording of this show...

Call me boring but 72' Europe is in my player....

just out of curiosity does everybody only listen to the Dead only...all the time? Anybody listen to anything great but not associated immediately with the band?! I love music and especially 'new' music and grumble to say that this thread is lacking that, though there is a smattering!