Grateful Dead Music Forum

I remember reading somewhere that Phil used big graphite picks.... but can't find any more info online. I'm pretty happy with my Dunlop 2.0mm picks but I might as well give the real thing a try... it's cheaper than racks and racks of gear or buying a 6-string Modulus!

there is a woman up here in Nederland Colorado that makes hand made tortoise shell picks for Nershi, Jeff Austin, Adam Ajala among others and some are really big and fat, I will post her information here soon so people can check it out ... they are nice nice nice and one of a kind

Hey Lost Sailor-

What did you do to earn the Koons avatar?

I got offended when somebody said that DSO was better than The Grateful Dead on another thread and this led to that and I dissed English bands, hey I like the old ones but the music coming out of Europe now makes me sick so my buddy Jim, website administrator Koonsed me !!!!! He is a big fan of the English guitar Gods, oh well

lostsailor8782 wrote:I got offended when somebody said that DSO was better than The Grateful Dead on another thread and this led to that and I dissed English bands, hey I like the old ones but the music coming out of Europe now makes me sick so my buddy Jim, website administrator Koonsed me !!!!! He is a big fan of the English guitar Gods, oh well

lostsailor8782 wrote:there is a woman up here in Nederland Colorado that makes hand made tortoise shell picks for Nershi, Jeff Austin, Adam Ajala among others and some are really big and fat, I will post her information here soon so people can check it out ... they are nice nice nice and one of a kind

You live in Nederland? Cool place. Last trip I made to Red Rocks (WSP - 2003) We hung out in Bolder for a few days(mainly at the Mountain Sun and Southern Sun brew pub) I went up to Nederland and ate lunch at this restaurant decorated with flamingos i think.