(Grateful) Deadheads for Breakfast(.info)

• #60 Reply
  Posted by SkyePrizm on 20 Nov, 2009 18:47
• bdfreetuna, we agree on something.
  
  hell has frozen over
  
  The husband and I were introduced at our wedding to Scarlet Begonias.  
  
  
  Two personal fav shows to listen to:  (and i even took time to find y\'all links)
  
  http://www.archive.org/details/gd69-02-07.early.sbd.wiley.14472.sbeok.shnf
  
  
  http://www.archive.org/details/gd75-09-28.sbd.fink.9392.sbeok.shnf
  
  

  Quote from: zuke583;246911

  not joking. GD is garbage

  
  Wow.  I really hope thats a joke. I can think of 21988432842390848 other bands that are actual garbage even a band called garbage.
  
  Even if you don\'t like GD, you need to respect the fact they influenced music for the better.
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• #61 Reply
  Posted by frolfer on 20 Nov, 2009 20:20
• Hopefully this weekend I will pick up the new Jerry release from \'75:biggrin:
  
  I started listening to the Dead in 8th grade courtesy of my oldest friend CJ. They have taken a backseat in the past few years but I always come back and its just like going back home. Everything is so roomy and comfortable like a nice hoodie or sweater thats broken in perfectly.
  
  Great thread. SerDeadheads unite:peace:
  
  **oh yeah,
  
  3-14-06 Help on the Way > Slipknot! > Psygn > Spunk = yes!!
  3-15-06 China Cat Sunflower > Gravity = yeow!!!
  
  Help>Slip from D-street last november was unbelievable. I was stunned!**
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• #62 Reply
  Posted by bdfreetuna on 21 Nov, 2009 19:14
• Dark Star last night = mindblown
  
  This music is so timeless it\'s no joke. Post DSO Party for the ages.. some stories better left untold.
  
  Help on the Way >  Slipknot! > Franklin\'s Tower > Men Smart, Women Smarter was that heat!! Organic dance party!
  
  I got some photos but I\'ll post them when I feel more like screwing with computers.
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• #63 Reply
  Posted by GLuft3 on 21 Nov, 2009 20:11
• I bet it was a fun show.  Saving my \'night out\' pass for Monday.
  
  The cops cleaned up in the parking lot.
  
  14 busted.  http://www.connpost.com/ci_13833876
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• #64 Reply
  Posted by obsession600 on 21 Nov, 2009 20:14
• July 18, 2003
  
  I: jam > Taboo Or Not Taboot, Escher\'s Etchings > LDZ > Gravity, Language Of The Gods, Good To Your Earhole > Food For Thought* > Gladys Pimp & Kangaroos With Me > Sleeping Beauty, Tribal Funk Affliction**, The Price Is Right
  
  E: Terrapin Station > Drunk Monk Bar
  * Pizza. On average, Americans consume 18 acres of pizza a day.
  ** with Star Wars teases
  http://www.archive.org/details/pb2003-07-18.shnf
  
  My first Psychedelic Breakfast show and this is what I get.
  Sadly, I don\'t think Spacey lasted until Terrapin but that is his story to tell.
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• #65 Reply
  Posted by Bret on 22 Nov, 2009 00:34
• Quote from: GLuft3;246994

  I bet it was a fun show.  Saving my \'night out\' pass for Monday.
  
  The cops cleaned up in the parking lot.
  
  14 busted.  http://www.connpost.com/ci_13833876

  
  I still can\'t believe people are so out in the open with their dealings at the Klein.  It just doesn\'t seem like the place to do it.  There are always cops around in the parking lot and on the street all around the joint.  They let a lot of things go last time I was there... guess they\'re crackin\' heads now.
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• #66 Reply
  Posted by bdfreetuna on 23 Nov, 2009 10:19
• Dark Star at the Calvin Friday was sooooo fire!!
  
  Dude from Zen Tricksters on guitar is amazing.
  
  Highlights: Saint Stephen, Help > Slipknot > Franklin\'s Tower, Man Smart Women Smarter, trippy ass Drums > Space
  
  Probably the best Dead-related show I\'ve ever seen actually. Took some heady pictures I\'ll post later.
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• #67 Reply
  Posted by leith on 23 Nov, 2009 11:27
• Quote from: bdfreetuna;247046

  Dark Star at the Calvin Friday was sooooo fire!!
  
  Dude from Zen Tricksters on guitar is amazing.
  
  Highlights: Saint Stephen, Help > Slipknot > Franklin\'s Tower, Man Smart Women Smarter, trippy ass Drums > Space
  
  Probably the best Dead-related show I\'ve ever seen actually. Took some heady pictures I\'ll post later.

  
  Yeah that would be Jeff Mattson.
  I got in a small debate abt how he would fit in DSO this weekend. I was of the opinion that guitar-wise he would be a great if not better fit than John was.
  Glad to hear he brought the fire I thought he would.
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• #68 Reply
  Posted by boombox on 23 Nov, 2009 11:52
• Not surprisingly, been a deadhead since I was 16, so well past my quarter of a century as a jerryfan.
  
  Will be leaving work in a sec to go home, listening to David Freiberg & Co belting out \'Loser\' from last Thursday\'s Jefferson Starship show. It was apparently mooted that it would go on the PERRO album, sessions for which have booted in numerous forms. IMHO, DF absolutely nails it - what it would have been like on an album is anyone\'s guess. The JS guys, with Slick Aguilar on vocals also do a  fine bust-out of Deal, which they\'ve done elsewhere on the tour - and last night it was augmented by Tom Constanten on keys. (Missed the show, but I will be getting a recording, with luck.) Now, that TC, there\'s a character...
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• #69 Reply
  Posted by bdfreetuna on 23 Nov, 2009 16:18
• Here\'s the Setlist from 11-20-09 DSO at the Calvin:
  
  Set #1:
  Dark Star-> St Stephen> William Tell Bridge> The Eleven> Maybe You Know, I\'ll Be With Thee*, Lazy Lightning> Supplication, Mighty Quinn
  Set #2:
  Help on the Way> Slipknot> Franklins Tower> Women are Smarter> Cryptical Envelopment> Drums> Space> Spanish Jam> The Other One> Cryptical Envelopment> Sing Me Back Home> One More Saturday Night
  Encore: Let it Rock
  Notes: Jeff Mattson on Guitar
  
  Absolutely stellar. Should be up on archive in a few days.
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• #70 Reply
  Posted by Yoda on 23 Nov, 2009 16:28
• Isn\'t the William Tell section technically part of St. Stephen?  Setlists.net only show it being played on it\'s on on 6/28/67 - The Other One, Minglewood Blues, Dark Star, The Eleven, William Tell, Death Don\'t Have No Mercy, Clementine....
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• #71 Reply
  Posted by bdfreetuna on 23 Nov, 2009 16:38
• I\'m not really sure to be honest Yoda.
  
  It was an original setlist.
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• #72 Reply
  Posted by bdfreetuna on 24 Nov, 2009 10:53
• Melvin Seals and Jerry Garcia Band is coming around..
  
  December 2009
  5th (Sat)    The Chance - Poughkeepsie, NY
  Melvin Seals & JGB
   
  5th (Sat)    Rock The Resort @ The Hudson Valley Resort - Kerhonkson, NY
  Melvin Seals & JGB 3:30pm performance time.
   
  6th (Sun)    Mexicali Live - Teaneck, NJ
  Melvin Seals & JGB
   
  8th (Tue)    Castaways - Ithaca, NY
  Melvin Seals & JGB
   
  9th (Wed)    The Westcoot - Syracuse, NY
  Melvin Seals & JGB
   
  10th (Thu)    Putnam Den - Saratoga Springs, NY
  Melvin Seals & JGB
   
  11th (Fri)    Pearl Street Nightclub - Northampton, MA
  Melvin Seals & JGB
   
  12th (Sat)    Higher Ground Bullroom - Burlington, VT
  Melvin Seals & JGB
  
  
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• #73 Reply
  Posted by Yoda on 24 Nov, 2009 11:17
• JGB w/out JG is just a backing band...  Seals is great, but shouldn\'t be the Jerry Garcia Band w/out the man...
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• #74 Reply
  Posted by bdfreetuna on 24 Nov, 2009 11:37
• So what? They carry on the spirit of the Dead and they\'re awesome. What else really matters?
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