leonswiatek wrote: 
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Two GD-songs in a row means hitting the PSD-button twice.

Dreadful. But on the other hand I just found what great music is under the PSD-button while this goes on and on and on.

 Bobert_ParkCity wrote: 
                                               I wanna sleep with you in the desert tonight
                                                        With a million stars all around .......               

 apd wrote: 
Its called jam for a reason.  They get up there and use the basic song to work in to an improvisation so that every time they play the song you hear something different.  I'll have a little patience with you. 

Liz A here's to you!

Great covers of Buddy Holly,   Garcia's sublime guitar work on Not Fade Away starts a persons day off, most excellant.

Good stuff; it's nice to hear RP play this and related songs throughout their rotation.  A bit muted for the core dead fans as there are much better examples to be had of this combo (and others), but overall . . . solid effort boys.

 wrangler wrote: 
Of course..... silly me.... I even have this album

DOOH 

 ckcotton wrote: 

this actually is live, though there were probably some overdubs done 

One of the few examples of a song they recorded in the studio that holds it own against the live versions....

   

 joelbb wrote: 

 

I like this tune.  And the words are easy to learn. That's always a plus to likeability.

                                                                           GDTRFB    

 apd wrote: 
Yes, and will be long after culturally tone deaf bozos like you have vanished from the face of the earth.

Is this STILL going???

 ziakut wrote: 
I remember my first joke.

 calypsus_1 wrote: 

For once, you have made a comment I can relate to.  Now, Please take your own advice.

the culture was better than the music

 leonswiatek wrote: 
Not me, call it ike I see it..

 midigitguy wrote: 
All that on stage and they still suck

Wow, just discovered the PSD button. Nice feature.

 Giselle62 wrote: 
Have you met Karljonassen? That cartoon reminds me of all the time I've heard Deadheads say "...Well, Ok, this isn't the best live set but you should listen to (Cornell '77, Yale '71...whatever)." If you have to scrounge around that much to find the perfect Dead groove, maybe the band didn't show up enough. 

Giselle62 wrote:
 

Yeah. For all the druggy/spaced-out/hippie reputation this band had, the music is pretty traditional and unthreatening. (This where some Deadheads lock me in a closet and subject me to endless renditions of "Space.") 

Can't resist posting this whenever they come on.

I call 'em "lopey" ('cuz they're kind of lopey and rickety) sometimes i'm in the mood for it.
I also like how they're connected to the past through their lyrics —-when their lyrics evoke old-timey themes; like old mountain songs; songs filled with cowboys, gamblers and ramblers.

i have to listen to Dead more than i want to sometimes because of who i married—-but this sounds just fine.

As good as it gets (if you're a certified Deadhead like me).

I can't think of a song that sounds better in my headphones... Jerry and Bob just dance around my head and each other so well on this track... just fantastic!