Magnificent Live Dead - Estimated Prophet jamming into Terrpain Station

WillMunny

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Skip to 21:40 where the real fun begins. I'm biased because this is one of my Oakland Grateful Dead Shows I attended as a kid. Which was a rock and roll symphony. During some of their musical crescendos, I remember their 341 speaker sound system causing real earthquakes in the indoor Colliseum. During some of the big climaxes, I half-expected to see a conductor on stage, leading them with his baton.

 
never could understand why people followed them all over the place.....
 
never could understand why people followed them all over the place.....

It's one of those quirky things, you had to have been there in person to truly have fun with it.
i have seen them....went home and went on with life....not hey honey pack up, the dead are in Frisco tonight and Portland on Friday,what?....**** the job,the dead are playing!...i just never got it....
 
never could understand why people followed them all over the place.....

It's one of those quirky things, you had to have been there in person to truly have fun with it.
i have seen them....went home and went on with life....not hey honey pack up, the dead are in Frisco tonight and Portland on Friday,what?....**** the job,the dead are playing!...i just never got it....

No offense, but I think you've confused extreme, tie-dyed, dreadlocked Dead fanaticism with normal fans simply enjoying the jams and colorful vibes of the music itself. Did you know that the most fiercely conservative woman in America, Ann Coulter, is also a devout Deadhead?
 
never could understand why people followed them all over the place.....

It's one of those quirky things, you had to have been there in person to truly have fun with it.
i have seen them....went home and went on with life....not hey honey pack up, the dead are in Frisco tonight and Portland on Friday,what?....**** the job,the dead are playing!...i just never got it....

My friend Dan was like that with Frank Zappa, literally saw EVERY NY and NJ show from 1972 onward. He got to meet Frank backstage before the show at Nassau Coliseum. Dan was wearing a suit and security assumed he was with the record label. LOL.
 
never could understand why people followed them all over the place.....

It's one of those quirky things, you had to have been there in person to truly have fun with it.
i have seen them....went home and went on with life....not hey honey pack up, the dead are in Frisco tonight and Portland on Friday,what?....**** the job,the dead are playing!...i just never got it....

No offense, but I think you've confused extreme, tie-dyed, dreadlocked Dead fanaticism with normal fans simply enjoying the jams and colorful vibes of the music itself. Did you know that the most fiercely conservative woman in America, Ann Coulter, is also a devout Deadhead?
i went to junior college with a guy who claims he seen the dead over 100 times at various places around the country....the way he was i believe him....once was enough for me.....
 
never could understand why people followed them all over the place.....

It's one of those quirky things, you had to have been there in person to truly have fun with it.
i have seen them....went home and went on with life....not hey honey pack up, the dead are in Frisco tonight and Portland on Friday,what?....**** the job,the dead are playing!...i just never got it....

My friend Dan was like that with Frank Zappa, literally saw EVERY NY and NJ show from 1972 onward. He got to meet Frank backstage before the show at Nassau Coliseum. Dan was wearing a suit and security assumed he was with the record label. LOL.

These older, classic rockers sure had their wildly unique moments, didn't they?
 
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