i'm only sleeping

Thanks for the heads up! Too bad the link does not mention At My Window Sad & Lonely...

Yeah, I bought the 3 boxes below from amazon.uk, at prices cheaper than those appearing today, about $1 per cdI know they are bootlegs but....I have spent a lot of money in the latest boxes as, in addition to the already many $$ they cost, customs charge me an arm and a leg Summer 76: The Complete Broadcasts CofreThe Broadcast Collection 1976 - 1980 Cofre, CD71 Dead Cofre

Cat Power - Wanderer Tim Rutili & Craig Ross - 10 seconds to collapse Rolling Blackout Coastal Fevers - Hope Downs all the rest are at least 40, or more, years old... Coltrane, GD...

Jeff Tweedy :: The Aquarium Drunkard Interview https://aquariumdrunkard.com/2018/11/25/jeff-tweedy-the-aquarium-drunkard-interview/

If I knew the show I would take you home

You may be right. I would have cited the entire album save for Sister Morphine which I don't like much and in fact I only listened a few years ago as the Spanish edition was mutilated by the f*** Franco government; they also forced the label to change the cover which has become a piece for coleccionists (and I dig it) http://electricvinylrecords.com/es/rock/729-the-rolling-stones-sticky-fingers-2-lp-vinilo-reedicion-portada-espanola.html

Sticky Fingers - side 1

Barcelona, capital of the Great Hippy Nation The Music & Art Immersion event brings the passion for The Grateful Dead to the city A hundred American fans enjoy for 10 days the private performances of renowned musicians from the 'jamband' scene, inspired by the group of Jerry Garcia https://www.elperiodico.com/es/ocio-y-cultura/20181009/barcelona-capital-de-la-gran-nacion-hippy-7080205 I missed this thing …It seems a thing for the musicians rather than the fans although the sub headline on American fans disconcerts me. Anyway, now it’s not the best of times for visiting Barcelona given

Jorma's tribute. Now We Are Three... https://jambands.com/news/2018/09/29/jorma-kaukonen-shares-thoughts-on-marty-balins-passing/

^good set list, except that Little red rooster is too soon in the 1st set for going to take a pee. .

Almost finishing it. Yeah. a good read for sure

Me too, even with Blood on the tracks being my 2nd favorite Dylan after Highway 61 I am sure I dont need 10 versions of idiot Wind. Dylan fatigue...

Nice! Not sure Jerry would have approved Talib though; his thoughts on hip-hop were even more positive than mine

Being overseas, I will have to wait...not to speak of the extra $ in p&p

Preordered it! Good reading for next Xmas

good for a ringtone for exwife calls

The Going Down the Road Feelin' Bad in the new DP26 is the hottest I've heard so far. What a sandwich with NFA and what a sound, wow!!!!

first known footage of the gd performing at the Pico Acid Test http://faroutmagazine.co.uk/watch-the-earliest-footage-of-the-grateful-dead-in-1966/

I read maybe they will release for the first time a remastered AUD of a gig lacking SBD

I Think Phil plays/ has played Sweet Jane in Terrapin Xroads

Trie to grab the forthcoming Dave P 26. Sold Out I just read – in the only readable Spanish rock mag, Ruta 66- an interesting journalist piece by maybe the most reliable rock critic here Ignacio Julià – a Wilco fan and Velvet/Lou Reed biographer/fan– on the similarities and differences between the Grateful Dead and The Velvet Underground and the cultural envelopments in both coasts of the two bands in the’ 60. Julià is a huge VU fan and I think that more recently he is also increasingly appreciating the GD (the scarcity of live recordings in Spain, except Europe 72, means that sadly h

yesterday I spent $10 in this http://stepheninglis.com/album/cut-dead-slack/ Beautiful covers. I'm glad I did

^envious. Thanks for sharing!

Even if it is half as good as 'Lovers' it will be f*** great!

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