The Grateful Dead Thread - Driving That Train, High On Cocaine

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The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > No Music Discussion > The Grateful Dead Thread - Driving That Train, High On Cocaine

tank9900: Mar 27, 2004; English, motherfucker, do you speak it?

Roark posted:

I gave those shows a listen again yesterday during work after reading this, and it really is peak late 60's Dead. Mountains->Dark Star->St. Stephen is so smooth that it's really hard to remember that they're still a pretty young band at that point.

In other stuff, Dark Star Orchestra is playing around here in mid-December. Has anyone seen them recently? I saw them about 5 years ago, but the lineup has changed since then.

Late reply but I saw them back in the beginning of October and it was fantastic. My dad and I went and he was blown away at how much they sounded like a band he grew up listening to. It was great for him too, closed the 2nd set with Morning Dew, his favorite song. Definitely go see them.

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