“Big Steve” Parish | 1991 Maryland Police Report on the Grateful Dead

Perusing an upcoming Grateful Dead garage sale at Juliens auction house. Interesting read.
www.juliensauctions.com/en/items/220...

A smoking performance of Hell for Certain to close it out, that made my morning

Gwen done a tiny desk

Having spent a year in Budapest at the turn of the century (it left a mark) I am so happy for these election results. It must be magical to be downtown right now in this moment.

Been in need of a serviceable bs detector with instructions for about 45 years now

It’s a Ryley Walker morning out on the coast

Canticles of the Sourveld, by Duncan Park 7 track album

#nowplaying

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Cotton candy more appropriate imo

Absolutely. The time period between Peter Green and Buckingham Nicks is the sweet spot imo. High point of Christine tunes too.

Fleetwood Mac album cover

Fleetwood Mac masterpiece Mystery To Me featuring Bob Welch #nowplaying

Eternal Almost, by Tomo Katsurada & Misha Panfilov 10 track album

Excellent new music

mpsc.bandcamp.com/album/eterna...

Y'all are like the Ken Burns of dead- ness. I love reading these posts.

Dave Heumann (@dave_heumann@heads.social) Attached: 1 audio Good morning everyone! Doing a bit of a pre release thing here on masto (and only here) today, in solidarity with the No Kings events, my cover of Dylan's Chimes of Freedom. W Dr...

Seeming to be the Chimes of Freedom flashing

gonna take this down tomorrow for a bit until proper release, but for today only (3.28.2026) here's this, for No Kings Day

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Definitely Best of Bread 8 track- the most desirable ones have grease stains and cig/spliff burns from life in early 70s muscle cars

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Rick Steves: "Know people before you bomb them."

On Death, Sex & Money, the travel writer reflects on the 2009 episode of his show on Iran.

Watch now on YouTube: youtu.be/MGQw7_-6uCw?...

Sweet Belief: Cameron Picton on My New Band Believe Cameron Picton discusses life after Black Midi, the loss of former bandmate Matt Kwasniewski-Kelvin, ambition, and rethinking the possibilities of singer-songwriter records

"After a night of beers and Chinese street food, including the risky choice of a 'big-ass crayfish boil,' Picton got food poisoning and fell into a state of delirium, scribbling down words. One of the phrases that emerged was ‘My New Band Believe’."

Cameron Picton on My New Band Believe:

That sounds like a great scene- what a dramatic finish.

Prana Crafter / Enter The Stream YouTube video by Sunrise Ocean Bender

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Unholy Wars, by Prana Crafter track by Prana Crafter

Will Sol just now released a kicking, emotional Prana Crafter track. Play it loud.
pranacrafter.bandcamp.com/track/unholy...

My cultural awakening: a 60s folk band helped me find my place as a person of colour in Britain Dragged along by my dad to see Pentangle, I heard something ancient that kickstarted my obsession with this country’s folklore – an enchanted, subversive and strange version of a Britain where I could truly belong

"I must have stood out in the crowd – among the bearded men in sandals and socks – with my big hoop earrings and scraped-back hair. And although I dragged my feet on the way in, when I stepped out of the concert later that auspicious summer’s evening, I was changed forever."

Relix is outa control but I’m not saying I won’t buy one.

🤯

Attempt at image laundering yes. But her maga celebrity status speaks volumes to the cult (a few might even listen) and more importantly- gets news coverage. Net- positive in the current national crisis. I like ‘brainwashed boomers’ too- has a lyrical flow to it.

I’ve been quoted saying this before but it’s still a worthwhile thing to think about.

“I automate whatever can be automated to be freer to focus on those aspects of music that can't be automated. The challenge is to figure out which is which."

That doesn’t only pertain to music.

After decades of being a fan, I finally managed to go see him with Shakti 50 just a couple years ago- very thankful.

The Night I Met Bob Weir | In Sheeps Clothing A tribute to the Grateful Dead's Bob Weir. Long before there was a sound system humming beneath the bare brick of the Arts District, before In Sheep’s Clothing HiFi was even an idea pressing against the walls of my mind, there was another experiment in belonging. It stood on Fairfax Boulevard, West Hollywood adjacent, on the same plot where Largo once tuned its evenings to laughter and strange grace. Out front, the word Community was laid in tile, not as a declaration but...

"Sitting across from Bob Weir, that resonance came up through the floorboards. The moment felt less like meeting a man and more like being briefly tuned to a frequency that had been playing all along, low and steady, underneath the noise of living."

The Night I Met Bob Weir:

That was a great one, took a train from Philly to see- wish we got to meet. Remember meeting Drew Gardner there.

My guess the marine force support group’s library (FSSG) discarded or sold some old publications at one point.

'' p.h.phactor jug band '' - film clip 1967. YouTube video by sf scene

Saw a post about today in GD history now delving into music of PH Phactor Jug Band listed as opening act otd 2/2/68. Background:
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