Excellent choice. This show felt like Bobby on top of his game in my view. Especially Lost Sailor > Saint of Circumstance.

Classic alien shoot 'em up. Difficulty level was high.

Spring is here, time to roll away the dew
Grateful for this community always

Touch of Grey

What's an album you haven't heard in a while that still sounds fresh?

Dizgo - Whippersnap Festival - 2/19/26 [Full Set] YouTube video by Dizgo

A lot of talent in this band. Wish they'd tour a bit closer to my neck of the woods.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDER...

JGB always delivered the funky. Must have been that stellar line up.

Nice. Definitely check out early 80's ('80-'85) Dead. The new addition of Brent brought some raw energy to the mix. And they opened lot of shows with some smokin' versions of Feel Like a Stranger.

Black Sabbath's self-titled album. Creepy, but kind of badass.

Good luck! Looking forward to the Saratoga Springs show coming up 🐠

"Consequences" of strong cannabis include: no hangovers, getting a decent night's rest, a hearty appetite, and experiencing a strong sudden desire to listen to Dark Side of the Moon on vinyl.

Grateful Dead - Dick's Picks Volume 01 - Stereo Advanced® YouTube video by Mars Hotel

Good morning, fellow heads. Have a cup of rock and rye.

Album description: "The first of the vault releases selected by and named in honor of tape archivist Dick Latvala. A two CD set from the December 19, 1973 show in Tampa."

www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPhM...

Physical Graffiti! 😎 VIP Zeppelin album. Kid knows his vinyl.

Great Dead of the day for all you Brent fans out there.

Soundboard barn burner from this day in 1989. A day later (2/6/89) they released 'Dylan & The Dead.' It consists of seven live songs written/sung by Dylan, with the Dead providing accompaniment. Explains why Weir decided to cover Desolation Row at this show.

gratefuldeadoftheday.com/02-05-1989/

Gary Coleman cracked me up as a kid. This was a great sitcom.

a man with a beard is driving a car with his arm out the window . ALT: a man with a beard is driving a car with his arm out the window .

CCR have a flawless discography. The Doors too.

Big Shrimp - "Melting Over Nothing" → "Salmon" → "Melting Over Nothing" - Albany, NY - 11/22/25 YouTube video by Big Shrimp

Attended this show. Highly recommend checking these prawns out too if you're into trippy grooves.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTev...

Stellar live album... Without a Net is another tasty one with performances of the same era... circa '89-'90

They definitely had stoners in mind with this one

Ooh will definitely check out Blind Melon's version. Thanks for the rec!

How have I never heard this one before? Great tune. The Pusher is my favorite of theirs.

Oasis would be the exception to this. Lol.

Grateful Dead - Lost Sailor/Saint Of Circumstance (New York, NY 10/31/80) YouTube video by Grateful Dead

Such a smokin' Sailor/Saint. Peak Bobby right here in my view.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3D7...

Absolutely. '72 was when the band really started evolving and touring Europe like crazy. Big fan of Cow Palace '76 double album too... check out Wharf Rat from that one.

Listening to Dead shows all day today, as I'm sure many fellow heads will be doing the same. Surely looks like 🌧️.

Thank you for the years of magic, Bobby

One of the most intense performances of all time

Cities YouTube video by Phish - Topic

This version of Cities is bananas. Particularly around the ten minute mark.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nM6...

Loving that China>>Rider.

Smokin' Dead of the day. '77 shows are always top notch.