Stepping Out With Grateful Dead London 1972 is my favourite live album, it far suprasses Live/Dead in my opinion (though Live/Dead still kicks ass), both in music and scale. The Dark Star>Sugar Magnolia>Caution>Brokedown Palace is an ending of all endings. Pigpen and Keith were on form, hell, everyone was on form during Europe 72, it is the best.
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the live one ive been listening to the most is Reckoning/Deadset, and Ladies and Gentleman...