Golden AgeSTUDIO SESSION

Friday, May 28, 1976

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From the tapers · archive.org · 3

★★★★★ · Your messing with my reason.. · c-freedom · 2018
I really like this session. Lazy Lightning is one of my favorite tunes especially because of the electricity between Donna and Bob. Everything else pretty good here as well. Everybody draws a line musically. That is why there are so many types of radio & Sirius channels. I am pretty good with all Grateful Dead from 65-93 but some point in 93-95 I mostly avoid. Did not like the Other Ones nor am i big on Dead & Co but i did enjoy Furthur. Not sure why?

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★★★★★ · crybaby heads · chuck m · 2006
Okay, my turn to rant on another level. I'm sick to death of the spoiled so called heads who cry about the Dead wanting control of distribution of their (emphasis on THEIR) music. Also keep in mind that they still employ a hell of a lot of people who depend on them even though the Grateful Dead don't extist. As Bob Weir stated if you can figure out a way to keep the downloads free & still be able to pay all of the GDP & GDM folks then no problem.
★★★★ · It's all good · rrschwz28 · 2013
I consider this 'new' Dead, and am pleased with myself for even visiting '76 today. Having revealed my age and bias, I would ask the younger heads to visit 1970 and 1971. Several things converge in 1970: Pigpen's last full year of health and touring The appearance, in the spring, of acoustic sets (instigated by an equipment malfunction!) Electric sets with all the psychedelic intensity of anything they did in '68 or '69 In the spring of '71 is the original five-man line up.

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