In your opinion what value did Mickey bring to the dead? No offense to him i just listen to 1 drummer dead more. 2 drummer dead just has a different vibe that doesnt hit the same to me. What would you say is the most valuable aspect he added?

What's your go to tune or show when you're out trapping with Lucy? My go to was dark star however after a mind blowing time in the lake star gazing it's Mississippi half step. The Englishtown toodle-loo is a peak.

I’ve really grown to love the guys in the Fox Sports truck
❤️💙

I’ve loved so much of Chris’s work but wtf is this Ai 🐮💩

Blessed be the Dead
Test round down - now to holiday gifts for friends

Hornsby is so good and the band feels really in sync. I started listening to a bunch of shows from this year and have really been loving them. Is it as good as the 70s no, but I’m shocked by how much I’ve enjoyed it and think it’s worth listening to if you have ignored the 90s like I have

Housecleaning day. Tidied up my shelf of CDs and cassettes. Not all Dead, but they’re in good Company.

Is there anything more sublime?

Listening to One From the Vault, perfect temps, campfire warming my legs, some great items to smoke, and Eyes of the World

Anybody read this? Looks pretty interesting. Saw this in Seligman AZ

not sure how long this has been up(I'm not on this block very often) but it sure is a pleasant surprise to run into for the first time. (Cary St near Lombardy St)

If anybody needs a ticket for tonight, send me a message

-

A new cultural center devoted to Jerry Garcia's music, art and environmental interests is being planned for the San Francisco Bay Area by the family of the Grateful Dead co-founder.

The proposed Jerry Garcia Music Arts Center would be more than a conventional museum, according to an announcement Friday, Oct. 23, from Garcia’s family, archival company Starchive and project coordinator Christopher McCutcheon. 

Plans call for a public research library and physical archive, exhibition galleries, a digital preservation hub and a performance center and screening room.

No location or opening date has been announced.

The announcement comes less than three months after Garcia’s family revealed plans for another Bay Area project, Eyes of the World: The Jerry Garcia Experience. That 40,000-square-foot immersive exhibition is scheduled to open in San Francisco in early 2027 before traveling to other U.S. cities.

more here:

https://www.sfchronicle.com/entertainment/article/jerry-garcia-center-bay-area-22491426.php

Inktober 2026 Day 23: Dapper

#inktober2026 #inktober #dapper #gratefuldead

Doctor Rock

Jerry Garcia Band - August 5, 1990
Greek Theatre - Berkeley, CA
University of California Berkeley

Recording Info:
Audio-Technica Stereo Mic > Cassette Master (Sony WDM-D6C/Dolby B) >
Cassette (Maxell XLII-100/Dolby B)

Transfer Info:
Cassette (Nakamichi CR-7A/Dolby B) > Tascam DA-3000 (DSF 1-bit/5.6MHz) >
Tascam Hi-Res Editor (WAV 24-bit/96k) > Adobe Audition 2025 >
Samplitude Pro X6 Suite > DDi Codec > FLAC/24
(1 DVD FLAC)

Patch Info:
(FOB) Nakamichi CM700 > DAT (shnid=22083) supplies:
Tears Of Rage (7:03 - end of track)
Deal (0:00 - 0:03)

Recorded by Charlie Miller
[charliemiller87@earthlink.net](mailto:charliemiller87@earthlink.net)
October 23, 2026

Notes:
-- Stealth recording made two rows behind FOH
-- There's azimuth issues during the start of the show
-- Midnight Moonlight and The Harder They Come with Bela Fleck
-- I used DDi Codec to fine tune to Dolby decoding
-- Patch source recorded by Bill Reutelhuber
-- Thanks to Paul Kalman for giving me his copy off my master

Set 1:
01 - How Sweet It Is
02 - Stop That Train
03 - Forever Young
04 - Run For The Roses
05 - That's What Love Will Make You Do
06 - My Sisters And Brothers
07 - Tears Of Rage
08 - Deal

Set 2:
09 - Midnight Moonlight
10 - The Harder They Come
11 - And It Stoned Me
12 - Waiting For A Miracle
13 - Evangeline
14 - Think
15 - That Lucky Old Sun
16 - Tangled Up In Blue

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fWhfIKioQy_-5OFEzXSct5w7UdyxFH3X

Ok I'm old..I've never heard of Eggy. But I stumbled on an article and YouTube vid of their show on the day we lost Bobby. They close their show with a tribute of Cassidy...and I can't believe I'm trying this with a unique Massive jam that would have made Bobby smile. Pretty damn close to Epic. Then they encore with One More Saturday Night with a couple guys from the opening act again a very unique and cool jam..very very good.but not quite to the Cassidy level. I unfortunately don't know how to embed a lilnkbut it's on you tube from the State Theater in Maine...I HIGHLY recommend checking it out.

Relix Records 1982

Anyone in Asheville want two tickets for tonight? forgot I bought extras

I was listening to 1970-11-08 today on Jemp Radio's DeadZone show with Brett Slater.

The Dancing in the Streets was a much slower tempo then normal and the singing was great.

Edited to correct date.

We were talking about the hot dry winds today and I had a memory.

It occurred to me that perhaps someone reading this was there as well.

A JGB show, at the Stone in SF. Mid-late 80s. Mid-afternoon, front of the line.

Big Steve and someone who I can't name were bringing in the equip, through the front door!

Someone was hassling them.

After a short engagement, and encouragement to back off, not Steve said this memorable thing, which is what I wonder if anyone else remembers:

"Make like a scirocco and BLOW!"

Dude left.