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this is a dead blog (wait! i blog?) but shoutout to a man in my holy trinity of sacred tunes (ahem: the grateful dead, phish, and hot fucking tuna, amen) JACK CASADY
born this day 71 years ago, 1944-04-13. happy birthday, jack <3
Albert Hofmann, the Father of LSD, Dies at 102
Though Dr. Hofmann called LSD “medicine for the soul,” by 2006 his hallucinogenic days were long behind him, he said in the interview that year. “I know LSD; I don’t need to take it anymore,” he said, adding. “Maybe when I die, like Aldous Huxley.” But he said LSD had not affected his understanding of death. In death, he said, “I go back to where I came from, to where I was before I was born, that’s all.”
saint albert, the healer, thank you for the soul medicine.
Phil Lesh, 1970.
if you’re not celebrating with the old man, now’s the time... to get to terrapin
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The Grateful Dead’s Phil Lesh rolling one on the San Francisco Chronicle, 1968.
The Grateful Dead’s Phil Lesh sharing a smoke, 1967.
thanks for all you’ve shared in 75 years and in 50. your family loves you, phil!
Got tix to Dear Jerry yesterday with the internet presale. May not have tix to Fare Thee Well but this will likely be a blast
there’s no likely--definitely is the word you’re looking for
grateful to have scored tickets, so much talent sharing a stage
an american poet & treasure
i am incredibly, indelibly grateful for this man
and need to see him sing the sacred songs live in concert!
read the new rolling stone interview with robert hunterÂ
“your words never stuck in my throat”
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read part two of the new rolling stone interview with robert hunterÂ
an american poet & treasure
i am incredibly, indelibly grateful for this man
and need to see him sing the sacred songs live in concert!
read the new rolling stone interview with robert hunterÂ
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grateful dead
tune in at 8pm central, 9pm eastern, 6pm pacific time for two hours of grateful dead from l-s-d
i took a course in college called beat generation spirituality and came away from it with a profound love of allen ginsberg, and of course, his poem howl. even got to write a paper at the end of the course about the grateful dead... so i'm digging this for the next 30 minutes before my favorite radio show...
SHARE YOUR GRATEFUL DEAD STORIES AND ART FOR THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY The Grateful Dead's rich legacy is a long and enduring one, filled with exploration, innovation, and the greatest fans in the world! Now's your chance to let the band know just how much they mean to you through YOUR grateful stories and art. Some may be shared with the world in our 50th anniversary audio releases and ALL will be shared with Bob, Phil, Bill, and Mickey. Karmic compensation comes in the form of goodwill. Find out how to participate below.
SHARE YOUR STORY Hunter & Garcia. Barlow & Weir. Surely there are some other great storytellers out there in the Grateful Dead community? Take a little time and tell us what the Dead mean to you, how they've helped you learn and grow, your first experience with their music, their message, the "miracle"... Make your story theirs by sharing a brief memory or anecdote.
share your story »
SHARE YOUR ART Are you ready to paint your masterpiece? Or sketch it, chalk it, charcoal it, collage it... quite literally - show us - your vision of the Grateful Dead. You can also send us a snapshot of your fan decorated envelopes or any pre-existing art you've created to pay tribute to the band.
share your art »
 *If you want your artwork or story to be considered for our 50th audio releases, please make sure you submit by 11:59PM PT on 3/31/15.
guess what: i want the sourceÂ
anyone got photog info? show date?Â
please, please
A little light reading to round out the week! Over at Dead.net, we’ve launched a new bi-weekly blog - Documenting The Dead: 50 Years of the Grateful Dead Archive. Penned by Grateful Dead Historian Nicholas Meriwether, this one will take a look at the band’s history and career in meticulous detail, from the earliest newspaper clippings and handbills to band meetings minutes and gig contracts. Dig in here: http://www.dead.net/features/blog/documenting-dead-remembering-dead-part-1-press-series-grateful-dead-archive
Today’s Daily Dose of Dead is another from the September 26, 1981 show at the Buffalo War Memorial Auditorium.
This is Ramble on Rose and it is a fantastic rendition. The whole show was fantastic.
1: Shakedown> C. C. Rider, TLEO, Cassidy, Jack A Roe, On The Road Again, Ramble On, L. L. Rain, B. E. Women, Let It Grow> Don’t Ease 2: Playin> Bertha> Estimated> GDTRFB> Drumz> NFA> Morning Dew> Playin> Saturday Night E: Johnny B. Goode
Enjoy!
"Just like Jack the Ripper, just like Mojo Hand, just like Billy Sunday in a shotgun rag-time band."
