why don't we do it in the road
golden rule: treat other people alright, other people will usually treat you cool.
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If you're looking for a good version on an official release by GDCD, Dead Set has a good one
that flas is from 10-4-80 short and sweet
golden rule: treat other people alright, other people will usually treat you cool.
3/2/87 Kaiser is the definitive version. There can not be a better one. I have looked and looked, and this one has yet to be topped.
First post, registered to say this!
http://relisten.net/grateful-dead/1987/ ... a-stranger
First post, registered to say this!
http://relisten.net/grateful-dead/1987/ ... a-stranger
03/31/84 - Phil is very loud at this show, but subtle. Pretty Laid back version, but I really dig.
07/04/81 is another great one. I think somebody posted that earlier, and i STRONGLY agree.
07/04/81 is another great one. I think somebody posted that earlier, and i STRONGLY agree.
"It all rolls into one..."
Just listened to 7/4/81. It is very good, and the Birdsong that follows is even nicer. But the 3/2/87 Stranger crushes that one, not even close...