Grateful Dead Music Forum

hippieguy1954 wrote:It is not the Grateful Dead and it will not be like the Grateful Dead. Those days are long gone. No Jerry=no Grateful Dead. It will be it's own thing, whatever that turns out to be. A celebration. Certainly some good music, but not a Grateful Dead concert. Reality!

I wish a wonderful time for all

I think that everyone understands that perspective.

Smolder wrote:

hippieguy1954 wrote:It is not the Grateful Dead and it will not be like the Grateful Dead. Those days are long gone. No Jerry=no Grateful Dead. It will be it's own thing, whatever that turns out to be. A celebration. Certainly some good music, but not a Grateful Dead concert. Reality!

I wish a wonderful time for all

I think that everyone understands that perspective.

When they announce more shows on each coast prior to CHI everyone will live in harmony.

jx2638 wrote:When they announce more shows on each coast prior to CHI everyone will live in harmony.

You mean like:

http://www.dearjerryconcert.com

http://www.merriweathermusic.com/event/ ... -columbia/

?

Ugly:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/stewart-s ... 31912.html

To those in the Chicago area Dead bands, you guys should think about playing the nights of the Fare Thee Well fiasco. I got tickets miraculously for Friday but I'll be out there the whole weekend with no plans besides the Friday concert and Wrigley either Sat or Sun. I am sure I am one of many in the same boat.

I'm bringing my acoustic, and I'd sure love it if some folks would like to jam!