27th February 2008 08:11 PM |
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mac_daddy |
let it rock
(actually the only year jerry didnt play it was 1978, but he was playing from 74 - 90s)...
the harder they come
(b-side of the keef xmas single and jerry played that song every year from 73 - 91)
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27th February 2008 08:33 PM |
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mojoman |
satisfaction-RFK 7/7/86 |
27th February 2008 08:33 PM |
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TampabayStone |
quote: Zack wrote:
Satisfaction was the encore of my first Dead show ever.
Me to0! Mine was Charlotte 1992ish (might have actually been my 2nd show, we went both nights--hazy). |
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Bitch |
The song I was going for:
NOT FADE AWAY
The Dead & The Stones both played it ALOT. (I like the Dead version better) |
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Left Shoe Shuffle |
quote: Bitch wrote:
The song I was going for:
NOT FADE AWAY
The Dead & The Stones both played it ALOT. (I like the Dead version better)
Not in the "early 80's".
Stones played it on the Voodoo Lounge/Urban Jungle Tours in '94 and '95.
Of course, it was still in the Dead's rotation then, too... |
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Zack |
quote: Bitch wrote:
The song I was going for:
NOT FADE AWAY
NFA/GDTRFB from Skull and Roses is about my favorite song ever. |
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Bitch |
quote: Left Shoe Shuffle wrote:
Not in the "early 80's".
Stones played it on the Voodoo Lounge/Urban Jungle Tours in '94 and '95.
Of course, it was still in the Dead's rotation then, too...
oops well I could be wrong about the dates..... my memory is a bit cloudy, but I thought it was around 81 or 82. |
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lotsajizz |
quote: Zack wrote:
NFA/GDTRFB from Skull and Roses is about my favorite song ever.
my fave is the 2-14-70 version..I forget which Dick Pick that is, but it's excellent! |
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Zack |
quote: lotsajizz wrote:
my fave is the 2-14-70 version..I forget which Dick Pick that is, but it's excellent!
Yes, volume 4, totally intense and goes on forever. The Skull and Roses one is what I listened to for years before the whole bootleg thing started. |
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Lazy Bones |
quote: Zack wrote:
Yes, volume 4, totally intense and goes on forever.
"....this ain't a show, it's a party!" |
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lotsajizz |
quote: Lazy Bones wrote:
"....this ain't a show, it's a party!"
that one (2-14-70) wasn't just a show but perhaps the most intense music of the 20th century...that whole stretch from 'Alligator' to 'And We Bid You Goodnight' stacks up with the greatest hour of music anytime, anywhere |