My wife will probably be grateful when I am dead.Once a hippie always a hippie I guess Rob , so the Grateful Dead it is.
I forgot they had sets that are regarded as prog rock these days.
Wait...it's a 4/10 for me...would have been lower, only I quite like it backwards!
. . . . aaaannnnnndddddd that ought to tell you something. :)got to love the internet, a alot of this actually works!
Yeah...that's a palindrome according to my daughter, Hannah...which, funnily enough, is also a palindrome. We called her "Hannah" so we could read her name in a mirror.got to love the internet, a alot of this actually works! *54:30
It's shorthand for a Michael Palin quote. Keep up.Onholiday(somemightsay) said:
Palindrome - I haven't been this out of my depth since City started using the term holistically (apart from when I'm trying to critique classical music)...........
I'm not the biggest Dead fan -- hippie jam rock is not really my thing -- but I saw them twice with my wife in the 80s and rainbow dancing bear and lightning skull stickers are on the back of every fucking Suburu in Marin County where I live. Phil Lesh just last week closed down his music club here (called Terrapin Crossroads, naturally -- some weird dispute with the county; it was doing fine I thought) where I've been several times. I have a ton of friends who are true Deadheads so in one context or another I've probably heard everything they've done, including bootlegs. I used to savage them the way I do Radiohead but over the years my stance on them mellowed out after, of all things, "Touch of Grey" which most Dead fans hate but I think is a fabulous pop song. And I always liked "Sugar Magnolia" too.
Nor me, decided to preview it last night on way home from work.Dancing in the street? Fuck me. Assuming the guesses are correct then I’m getting my first listen in while I see out the last hour of a night shift. If it isn’t Terrapin Station then damn you all for making me listen to it.
Not what I expected of the Grateful Dead