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Not trying to stir controversy. There are some really fine ones out there, depending on what your into.

I often post at that leper colony known at Phantasy Tour, but in terms of GD info I like these

www.deadlistening.com/

www.gratefuldeadprojects.com/

www.thejerrysite.com/

philzone.com/

www.nelsonband.com/

www.dead.net/

love the dead listening guide on facebook i like deadheadland also has a web site ,parking lots of the grateful dead

www.gdradio.net

www.setlists.net

-when I'm listening to a Grateful Dead show I like to search how many times the songs I'm hearing have been played in the same show. It usually dosn't take to many songs before each show is its own and I have never found 2 identical setlists......

I like jambase for its wide coverage of music in general. www.jambase.com
I found ORGONE because of Jambase and I appreciate finding new stuff , its really fun.

www.setlist.com

www.pgroove.com

www.archive.org

I second the jerry site.. I have not been there in awhile..

Ratdog.org
ShakedownBlog.com <-- My music journalism website with all different types of jambands/folk/bluegrass/electronic bands featured, (a lot of GD too)

GDRadio.net

@milesgone I'm with you on jambase, especially for finding shows.

I like www.jambands.com for jam news, myself.

I use the Allmusic Guide when I'm looking up albums or artists I don't really kno..

The Archive of course, as others have mentioned.

ehm.. I use Grooveshark instead of the shittiness of Youtube these days.

Yeap. That's about it. Mostly that & Furthur.net especially since they got that new layout.

If you're interested in the lyrics or origins of GD songs this is a great site
artsites.ucsc.edu/GDead/agdl/

Hunter's blog was fun to read but has been dormant

Jorma's blog is a real treat...go Jorma! living the dream..it's so damn cool to read about our local guy doing his thing in OH, mending fences, etc.
jormakaukonen.com/cracksinthefinish/

www.wolfgangsvault.com