(Grateful) Deadheads for Breakfast(.info)

• #15 Reply
  Posted by princesscaspian on 20 Nov, 2009 11:25
• wow, you\'ve really earned your wings breh
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• #16 Reply
  Posted by leith on 20 Nov, 2009 11:29
• Damn heading up to the Bay Area for a mini Biscuits tour.
  I\'ll have to run this thread starting nxt week and drop some Dead knowledge on the kidz.
  For now:
  This show just got released as a Road Trip but a killer SBD can be streamed here.
  
  http://www.archive.org/details/gd74-06-18.sbd.sacks.209.sbefail.shnf
  
  Take a listen to this portion here and if you can keep from crying tears of joy by the end you have no soul.
  Weather Report Suite Prelude-> Weather Report Suite Part 1-> Let It Grow-> The Other One-> It\'s A Sin-> Stella Blue
  
  

  Quote from: bdfreetuna;246857

  People who don\'t like GD are welcome in this thread and should feel free to express their opinions. Deadheads do not get butt-hurt over dissenting opinions. Our music of choice transcends generations and continues to be as meaningful and timeless as ever; thus we don\'t feel the need to try to recruit people into agreement with our musical tastes.
  
  Also, I totally agree with your assessment of one of the primary points of the internet

  
  
  Bold type QFT
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• #17 Reply
  Posted by jking on 20 Nov, 2009 11:43
• ok tuna, who are you on phook??
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• #18 Reply
  Posted by zuke583 on 20 Nov, 2009 11:50
• talk about shitty music...and it hasn\'t even been played (decently) in like, what, 30 years? jesus the acid must have been amazing back then...how else could they have brainwashed so many hippies?
  
  thank god jerry died young
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• #19 Reply
  Posted by bdfreetuna on 20 Nov, 2009 11:53
• Leith that show isn\'t even streaming right now
  
  
  So... in my opinion nobody plays Dead like The Breakfast. Thank God that Jordan\'s back in the lineup to do this proper. Here\'s some of my all-time favorite examples of Breakfast dead interpretations:
  
  Help on the Way > Slipknot! (Daniel Street 2008-11-29)
  http://www.archive.org/details/breakfast2008-11-29.nt3.flac16
  
  Eyes of the World (Sully\'s 2009-08-01)
  http://www.archive.org/details/breakfast2009-08-01
  
  Puppetry > The Other One > Puppetry (UVM 2005-12-07)
  http://www.archive.org/details/breakfast2005-12-07.flac16
  
  Shakedown Street (Mill Street Brews 2008-12-28)
  (couldn\'t find the link on archive??)
  
  

  Quote from: jking;246865

  ok tuna, who are you on phook??

  
  Nobody.
  
  

  Quote from: zuke583;246867

  talk about shitty music...and it hasn\'t even been played (decently) in like, what, 30 years? jesus the acid must have been amazing back then...how else could they have brainwashed so many hippies?
  
  thank god jerry died young

  
  :lol: Welcome to the thread Zuke
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• #20 Reply
  Posted by bezerker on 20 Nov, 2009 11:54
• Quote from: bdfreetuna;246868

  Leith that show isn\'t even streaming right now
  
  
  So... in my opinion nobody plays Dead like The Breakfast. Thank God that Jordan\'s back in the lineup to do this proper. Here\'s some of my all-time favorite examples of Breakfast dead interpretations:
  
  Help on the Way > Slipknot! (Daniel Street 2008-11-29)
  http://www.archive.org/details/breakfast2008-11-29.nt3.flac16
  
  Eyes of the World (Sully\'s 2009-08-01)
  http://www.archive.org/details/breakfast2009-08-01
  
  Puppetry > The Other One > Puppetry (UVM 2005-12-07)
  http://www.archive.org/details/breakfast2005-12-07.flac16
  
  Shakedown Street (Mill Street Brews 2008-12-28)
  (couldn\'t find the link on archive??)
  
  

  Quote from: jking;246865

  ok tuna, who are you on phook??

  
  Nobody.
  
  

  Quote from: zuke583;246867

  talk about shitty music...and it hasn\'t even been played (decently) in like, what, 30 years? jesus the acid must have been amazing back then...how else could they have brainwashed so many hippies?
  
  thank god jerry died young

  
  :lol: Welcome to the thread Zuke

  
  i saw all of those but the best was def daniel streets help/slip.  nasty ****
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• #21 Reply
  Posted by Vassillios on 20 Nov, 2009 11:56
• I grew up listening to GD, but they really don\'t do it for me anymore. Everything is just too damn slow and doesn\'t go anywhere.
  
  And who\'s idea was it to slow down friend of the devil to a turtle crawl? I don\'t know years or examples but i have heard some versions that are painfully slow.
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• #22 Reply
  Posted by zuke583 on 20 Nov, 2009 11:58
• Quote from: Vassillios;246871

  I grew up listening to GD, but they really don\'t do it for me anymore. Everything is just too damn slow and doesn\'t go anywhere.
  
  And who\'s idea was it to slow down friend of the devil to a turtle crawl? I don\'t know years or examples but i have heard some versions that are painfully slow.

  
  every single one from 1965-1995
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• #23 Reply
  Posted by bdfreetuna on 20 Nov, 2009 12:01
• Quote from: Vassillios;246871

  And who\'s idea was it to slow down friend of the devil to a turtle crawl? I don\'t know years or examples but i have heard some versions that are painfully slow.

  
  I like it slow and fast. But the slow versions are just dripping with soul. Can\'t help but sing along to this song.. matter of fact I was wailing along to it just last night :guitar:
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• #24 Reply
  Posted by leith on 20 Nov, 2009 12:08
• Quote from: zuke583;246867

  talk about shitty music...and it hasn\'t even been played (decently) in like, what, 30 years? jesus the acid must have been amazing back then...how else could they have brainwashed so many hippies?
  
  thank god jerry died young so shitty guitarists like Barber can prosper

  
  fixed
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• #25 Reply
  Posted by Yoda on 20 Nov, 2009 12:09
• Quote from: bdfreetuna;246868

  So... in my opinion nobody plays Dead like The Breakfast. Thank God that Jordan\'s back in the lineup to do this proper. Here\'s some of my all-time favorite examples of Breakfast dead interpretations

  
  It also helps that Jordan was in a dead cover band before signing up with Psychedelic Breakfast...
  
  As for 5/22/77, here\'s the setlist:
  
  Set 1
  Funiculi Funicula, Music Never Stopped, Sugaree, El Paso, Peggy-O, New Minglewood Blues, Friend of the Devil, Lazy Lightnin\' > Supplication, Ramble On Rose, Dancin\' in the Street
  
  Set 2
  Help on the Way > Slipknot! > Franklin\'s Tower, Samson and Delilah, Brown-Eyed Women, Good Lovin\', Sunrise, Estimated Prophet > Eyes of the World, Wharf Rat > Terrapin Station > Morning Dew
  
  Encore
  Sugar Magnolia
  
  My second favorite show is 9/18/87
  
  Set 1
  Hell in a Bucket, Sugaree, Walkin\' Blues, Candyman, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Bird Song
  
  Set 2
  Shakedown Street, Men Smart-Woman Smarter, Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > GDTRFB, All Along The Watchtower, Morning Drew, Good Lovin\' > La Bamba > Good Lovin\'
  
  Encore
  Knockin\' On Heavan\'s Door
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• #26 Reply
  Posted by leith on 20 Nov, 2009 12:11
• Quote from: bdfreetuna;246874

  Quote from: Vassillios;246871

  And who\'s idea was it to slow down friend of the devil to a turtle crawl? I don\'t know years or examples but i have heard some versions that are painfully slow.

  
  I like it slow and fast. But the slow versions are just dripping with soul. Can\'t help but sing along to this song.. matter of fact I was wailing along to it just last night :guitar:

  
  The thing about FOTD and a lot of the GD music is you DO NOT NEED any drugs to enjoy much of their canon.
  
  No wonder the kidz and their fancy designed drugs can\'t deal with the GD.
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• #27 Reply
  Posted by bdfreetuna on 20 Nov, 2009 12:16
• Funny enough, fancy designed drugs make me want to crank up the Dead and run far away from the untzy stuff :shrug:
  
  But yeah, it\'s great Dead sober too.
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• #28 Reply
  Posted by Yoda on 20 Nov, 2009 12:19
• Dead in general is good sober or not... In order to listen to the Acid Test Reels, you need something in order to have patience for all of the non-musical crap going on...
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• #29 Reply
  Posted by leith on 20 Nov, 2009 12:21
• Quote from: bdfreetuna;246878

  Funny enough, fancy designed drugs make me want to crank up the Dead and run far away from the untzy stuff :shrug:

  
  Yeah that figures
  
  Anyway check out archive for other versions of that show from \'74. there are a few SBD copies up.
  
  if you happen to have some DMT laying around a great time to hit it would be between The Other One and It\'s a Sin.
  BLISS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  
  

  Quote from: Yoda;246879

  Dead in general is good sober or not... In order to listen to the Acid Test Reels, you need something in order to have patience for all of the non-musical crap going on...

  
  Yeah those hippies were waaaay out there
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