Dead Heads on the trail
Any one Phantasy Tour?
that's an impressive list there, lots of great music.Originally Posted by MrMiner2
Yeah know....It wasn't but a few years ago that started back listening to music to the extent that I do these days, this I attribute directly to the hand me down Ipod that my daughter gave me...I love my Ipod and would not want to be without one ever again. Sure I had a Walkman (or my wife did) but life was just to busy back then (starting a family and working all the time) to sit around listening to music, Now I walk everywhere...and it's always with music or an audio book....and I love it...so glad that technology has come to be....it's awesome! and has allowed me to revisit some really fantastic tunes of yesteryear...thanks Ipod
Talking Heads!
I've seen Railroad Earth a couple times, they're fantastic!
Now never let it be said that I wouldn't drift a thread.....heheTalking Heads!
I've seen Railroad Earth a couple times, they're fantastic!....I have....your on your own
PS...I like the talking heads
Oh wow. Thank you so much for resurrecting this thread. And thanks for this video socks. That was the last time I saw jerry. This was the encore of the last show in Atlanta.
Wait wait, this is 93, strike what I said
My first show was 89 25th anviversary tour With Crosby stills and Nash opening.My sister bought the tickets..I became a phish and WSP fan latter..
My love for life is quit simple .i get uo in the moring and then i go to bed at night. What I do inbween is to occupy my time. Cary Grant
I was fortunate enough to see them once in 95 before Jerry died. I was 16 and my brother had been to over 30 shows and begged my parents to let me go. We saw Ratdog play in Springfield, MA on 8/21/95 and a guy who looked like Jerry was sitting next to us, it was a bit chilling. Knockin' On Heaven's Door was so sad. I actually have End of the Road sitting on my DVD player right now waiting to be watched (it's on Netflix).
My brother then took me to my first Phish show in December 95 because he didn't know what else to do with me. I'm over 100 shows (please don't hate on me). Now I go mostly to see my friends that I never see outside of shows, less so for the music or the scene.
And since the OP asked, I went to one Wharf Rat meeting when I lived in Tampa and a couple at Furthur shows, but that's it. I've been involved in the Phellowship since 2009. I didn't think I would ever be able to go to a show again once I got sober, but then I discovered that group. Great people, some of my best friends.
~Trudging the road of happy destiny~
Absolutely I always hike with my acid bear belt on and belt out sugar magnolia while climbing a hill
Used to.......
I'm a huge GD fan! I was fortunate enough to "follow" them with some friends for about a dozen shows back in the day! MaddogJust curious how many AT hikers consider themselves fans of the Grateful Dead? Any Warf Rats ? I mean if we are discussing Sex on the trail, why not talk about good music too.
"You do more hiking with your head than your feet!" Emma "Grandma" Gatewood...HYOY!!!
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It's been almost 19 years since Gerry Garcia passed. Ask any fan where they were when they first heard the news, they know right where they were. It's not the first time Rolling stone has run a cover story of Gerry, and I suspect it won't be the last....On your news stands now, enjoy. This limited edition magazine is all Gerry...all the way through.
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For your listening pleasure.
"Eyes of the World"
Sorry Jerry, I'm a horrible lazy spellar.
Oh, so he lit out for Reno?
I remember. I was watching the news and they mentioned it.
I was working and driving down the road, and my wife called me...tuned on my radio on it was on every station. Tooled on into a plumbing supply house we used as one of the owners was a big fan as well, and could see in his eyes he had already heard.
jerry who?
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