I believe when youve done it as long as the boys have that it would be real hard for anyone to give up the love we give as fans.

Who knows Bobby and Phil could be building this back up to pass the mantle a few years down the road...or I could be talking out my ass. I know for me the music doesn't die. I feel the music in my body when it is on and crave it when not on. If there is no band on stage that is ok because the music will be playing from some sort of cd player and I will be there

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Hey spirit fingers Im prety sure I met you in Vegas this last september tour. You where walkin around sellin posters i think. I stopped you infront of the comfort inn and was like hey is your name chris. And your like na im spirit fingers..

If that was you than I just recognized your name haha. whats up man

I hope Furthur keeps on truckin, I only got the pleasure to see them once. Since they just played Pittsburgh a Cleveland show would be great.

Nothing is permanent... so Carpe Diem!

Here's a link to a PDF version of the March 2011 Relix article about Furthur:

Dead Behind, Furthur Ahead

Transitory, between what was before and what will be next.

Be here now.

thanks for posting the Relix article ! Good read !

carpe diem!!! god bless the grateful dead!!!!!!!!!!

History would say no. But I'm hoping and praying Furthur will be around for a long time.

I have seen every incarnation (seriously) post-Jerry, and Furthur is without question my favorite.

Thanks for posting that article. I am excited to see what comes out of TRI studios. The couple bob has posted were pretty cool and it looks like he's gearing up for live broadcast soon. I hope Furthur sticks around, I have not had this much fun at a show since the 80's. Its really great and seems that the machine is getting stronger every show. Some really great possibility coming at us for summer tour