Thread 127360026

Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo
Bertha
Dire Wolf
Mr. Charlie
Tennessee Jed

Friend of the Devil

>>127360026 (OP)
help/slip/frank
China Cat/ I know you rider
Candyman
Seastones

St Stephen
Uncle John's Band
Box of Rain
Ripple
Casey Jones

it must have been the roses
sugaree
scarlet begonias

>>127360026 (OP)
coming here to give an honourary mention to their covers if It's all over now, Baby blue

>>127360026 (OP)
Estimated Prophet
Shakedown
Fire
China Cat/Know you rider
The Other One

>>127360026 (OP)
Shit band with one good song

Is this the obligatory GD thread?

I unironically like Day Job

Eyes of the World
Dark Star
Terrapin Station
Wharf Rat
Birdsong

>>127364231
No, the obligatory GD thread is where a guy posts a long wall of text about how he doesn't understand the appeal and is incapable of moving on.

>>127362232
Congratulations on having no taste, do you want a medal?

It's weird how the people who don't like this band fixate on them so much. It's like they hate the idea of them and are mad that they have good songs.

>>127362232
Which song is that though? If it's "Touch of Grey," congratulations, you're a fuckin idiot.
>>127364833
>>127364854
They radiate too much positivity, their music is absolute kryptonite to toxic and cynical cretins.

>>127365537
Althea. Lmao at touch of grey. I will get by. Lmao lmao
Lmao boomer sog

>>127361795
This is gonna sound like a shit take but I unironically like the Sublime rendition of "Scarlet Begonias" over the Dead version.

>>127365619
Both suck

>>127365652
Oooooooooooook

Morning Dew
Eyes of the World
Wharf Rat (that Billy strings sit in was insane)
Shakedown Street
China Cat > Rider
Ripple
Brokedown Palace
Uncle John's Band
Eleven
The Other One
Tennesse Jed
Dire Wolf

Jerry songs are the best

>>127364245
>Day Job

Points and laughs at 1983

Jerry Cantrell > jerry garcia

>>127365619
Not a shit take. I'm right there with ya, bud

>>127366094
Love JGB's Shining Star. I only saw it live once, at Hampton '93

>>127366094
China–>Rider is GOAT yeah, but I've always been most partial to Box of Rain and Saint Stephen–>The Eleven, so those two would be my favourites I guess, alongside Truckin as my 3x#1s.

>>127365537
>They radiate too much positivity, their music is absolute kryptonite to toxic and cynical cretins

My father is such a pessimist his ringtone is Touch of Grey

>>127366188
>China–>Rider
You've listened to the 6/26/74 version? Bobby SLAYS during the transition. Why couldn't he play line that all the time?

>>127366143
By a mile

>>127366228
>6/26/74
Honestly not sure if I have but I'll check it out, my personal favourite China/Rider is Veneta '72 tho.

>>127366228
>>127366337
Just checked my library, I must have since that show is Dick's Picks vol. 12 and I've got that one on my phone. Listening now regardless :D

>>127366161
i love that jerry was always pushing his own tech, had midi going when it was new, just saw a cool post about his whole rack setup
>>127366188
China>Rider is their best consistent jam into another (same with stephen>eleven or the other one>eleven) but gotta say when they do the unexpected jams, that's where that extra magic lies.

St Stephen
Viola Lee Blues
Eyes of the WOrld
EL Paso
Dark STar

For me it's Morning Dew.

>>127366889
thats what got me on the bus

>>127367142
Based Furthurhead.

>>127367195
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjgPbuiAjio
weir everywhere

Anyone else a fan of Jerry's side projects?

>>127368239
all the merle saunders shows are brilliant

IF I HAD ME A SHOTGUN,
I'D BLOW YOU STRAIGHT TO HELL

>>127368239
The cover of Wild Horses they do on this is amazing.

TERRAPIN
I can't figure out
TERRAPIN
It's the place I got robbed in

>>127360026 (OP)
I believe Terrapin is the ultimate Dead song. It has everything I love about the band wrapped up into a perfect combination.

>>127368486
Iz dat tha Candyman commin’ round again? Kek

>They’re gonna’ like my waaayyyyyyy…..yeaaaaa
> *Jerrry crushes the solo*
>they jam
>chef’s kiss

Upon listening to 6/26/74 more closely yeaaahhhhhh I could not disagree with that anon more. Last half of 73 thru 79 I'm just not a fan of.

>>127369221
74’ and 77’ are peak Dead. There’s no way you’re not a fan of at least one show during that time period. I don’t believe that, whatsoever.

>>127369258
In my humble, if contrarian, opinion – '70 & '90 are their two peaks.

>>127369272
Hmmm…Interesting take. Both years are peaks, for sure, but are so wildly different from each other that the comparison between the two don’t make sense to me.

Specifically, late 89’-Spring 90’ is the truly last amazing run they had. You don’t like early Brent at all? I just can’t compute that.

>>127369221
>>127369258
>>127369272
>>127369318
best is 70s till the break after winterland closing, then 76-78, then yeah spring tour 89-90, even could shoot some 91 shows out there.

fav keys were keith and brent for me, two totally different vibes too. pen is his own thing and of course hes a legend in his own right, have always wondered what the band would of sounded like if he got down with the ac!d

of course theres gems all across the board, even up to the end. jerry's last so many roads hits the heart in an insane way.

>>127369221
'73 and '74 were their best years, but '73 is the absolute pinnacle. I feel like everything they played from 1976-1995 was an attempt to recapture the energy that they had in '73 and '74.

>>127369318
Yeah yeah 89 is included in that too but then I'd might as well have added 68 and 69 in there too.

>>127369417
Also an interesting take. 74’ is truly the better overall year out of the two, in my opinion, but I understand where you’re coming from. There’s so much insanity in 74’, it’s just mind-blowing. All of those long ass PlTB’s, MLB jams, Dark Stars, WRS etc. are fucking nuts. Just my two cents, of course.

>>127368239
I just got this Rowans album check this out https://youtu.be/-UjeEPiDwUY

>>127369727
74 is hands down my fav year