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Saturday, January 8, 1966

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★★★★★ · Read the Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test by Tom Wolfe · Spelunki · 2004
For those of you that find this to be obvious info, go back to sleep. In August of 2004, my wife and I went to a DSO concert, where we found many of todays supposed psychedelic voyagers did not even know the song "The Promised Land". They would come up to me and ask, "Dude, what's that song?" What this means is two things. (1) The memory of the Dead is starting to fade from the culture. (2) The memory of the great Chuck Berry is also starting to fade.

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★★★★★ · OLD SCHOOL · outkast · 2005
Just the s*** inbetween songs alone is worth listening to.There are not very many people who can say they were at these test,So just to have these recordings to listen to is priceless to me.I grew up Idolizing the people who made this s*** happen,Kesey,NEal cassidy,the Greatful Dead,and of course Osley.and to have a recording of a night with them together is amazing.
★★★★★ · Lordy Lordy - What A Bevy Of Blues And R&B Tunes !!! · lilrichwhiteboy · 2013
Auggie, you're wayyy too modest with your review. I just got through with the stream and I am TOTALLY BLOWN AWAY by In The Midnight Hour*. GOOD GOD! You'd thought you'd heard some fun in those early '80s NYE shows? They are nothing compared to this one. This one will blow your socks off boys and girls! Jerry riffs to high heaven and Pig is under him, in the best scat form I have ever heard. It just cements in granite his title for the greatest white blues singer.

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