[QUOTE=jpj]Disraeli Gears, Absolutely Free, Lumpy Gravy, Grateful Dead s/t, Surrealistic Pillow, Axis Bold as Love, Magical Mystery Tour, Strange Days, The Velvet Underground and Nico, The Who Sell Out, Their Satanic Majesties Request

PATGOD, Moby Grape s/t, After Bathing at Baxter's, Procal Harum s/t, Mr. Fantasy, Electric Music for the Mind and Body, Mellow Yellow, Ten Years After s/t

Any of those?[/QUOTE]
:lol:


Terrapin Station that I have comes with some extra tracks :thumb:

I'll edit when finished.

[QUOTE=JonG]I'll upload it for Europe '72?

These are the Dead albums I have..

[url]http://img40.imageshack.us/img40/7/gd7gs.jpg[/url][/QUOTE]


I have more :cool:

But they use to be my life...:(

[QUOTE=Badmoon]I have more :cool:

But they use to be my life...:([/QUOTE]
Screw you.

:p


I'm not a big fan of "Go To Heaven". It seems cheesetastic. Plus Jerry changed his tone :(

I liked his old tone.

"Althea", "Alabama Getaway" and [B]especially[/B] "Don't Ease Me In" are great tracks.

I'm not use to that kind of Dead :P

I hate Jerrys tone on "Far From Me"

It's fuzz :(

Personally, I prefer 1968:
The Beatles - The White Album
The Rolling Stones - Beggars Banquet
Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention - We're Only In It For The Money
Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison
Cream - Wheels of Fire
Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland
Miles Davis - Nefert[size=2]iti[/size]
Jeff Beck - Truth
Otis Redding - The Dock of the Bay
Pink Floyd - A Saucerful of Secrets
The Velvet Underground - White Light/White Heat
Sly and the Family Stone - Life

and 1969:
Miles Davis - Bitches Brew
Miles Davis - In a Silent Way
Miles Davis - Filles de Kilimanjaro
The Beatles - Abbey Road
The Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed
Sly and the Family Stone - Stand!
The Who - Tommy
Blind Faith - self-titled
Santana - Santana (1st LP)
John McLaughlin - Extrapolation
The Band - self-titled
King Crimson - In The Court of the Crimson King
Frank Zappa - Hot Rats
Neil Young - Everyone Knows This Is Nowhere
CCR - Willy and the Poor Boys
CCR - Green River
MC5 - Kick Out the Jams
Allman Brothers Band - self-titled
Bob Dylan - Nashville Skyline
Johnny Cash - At San Quentin

[QUOTE=Illmatic]Personally, I prefer 1968:
The Beatles - The White Album
The Rolling Stones - Beggars Banquet
Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention - We're Only In It For The Money
Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison
Cream - Wheels of Fire
Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland
Miles Davis - Nefert[size=2]iti[/size]
Jeff Beck - Truth
Otis Redding - The Dock of the Bay
Pink Floyd - A Saucerful of Secrets
The Velvet Underground - White Light/White Heat

and 1969:
Miles Davis - Bitches Brew
Miles Davis - In a Silent Way
Miles Davis - Filles de Kilimanjaro
The Beatles - Abbey Road
The Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed
Sly and the Family Stone - Stand!
The Who - Tommy
Blind Faith - self-titled
Santana - Santana (1st LP)
John McLaughlin - Extrapolation
The Band - self-titled
King Crimson - In The Court of the Crimson King
Frank Zappa - Hot Rats
Neil Young - Everyone Knows This Is Nowhere
CCR - Willy and the Poor Boys
CCR - Green River
MC5 - Kick Out the Jams
Allman Brothers Band - self-titled
Bob Dylan - Nashville Skyline
Johnny Cash - At San Quentin[/QUOTE]

Very well researched. 1969 is my favorite, especially when you add Led Zeppelin II
/waits for Schyma to dissagree
/wonders if Schyma was hurricain'd

Led Zeppelin II is my personal favorite from anything they ever did. '69 was good too.

NP : Dire Wolf(excellent song)


Others released in '69:

Blind Faith s/t
Green River
Willy and the Poorboys
CSN
Electronic Sound
Grand Funk
On Time
Aoxomoxoa
Live/Dead
Volunteers
Stand Up
Ummagumma
Arthur (Or The Decline And Fall Of The British Empire)
Tommy
Let It Bleed
Yes

I prefer I (and III, but that's 1970) to II, personally.

And it's hard for me to choose between '68 and '69, personally.

There's too many to choose from, I would love to be growing up back then.

/tear



/emo

I prefer 68 and 69 too, but 67 is a great contender.

1969 was a great year in music. 2 CCR's a Who, a Beatles, a Stones, a Bob Dylan the whole gang is there but Pink Floyd. Oh, nevermind the whole gang is there.

Although I'm not to fond of Nashville Skyline, that album is my least favorite of Dylan's 60's stuff.

[QUOTE=Med57]When are you guys going to get the hang of listing [i]Forever Changes[/i] very early on in any list of albums released in 1967? :( That really was an implausibly good year for music though.



You went off The Grateful Dead? :eek: You reviewed like...12 albums by them or something.[/QUOTE]

No, I just don't base my life completely on them. :p

I'm still a huge fan, most likely the biggest this site has seen, or close to it.

[QUOTE=JonG]There's too many to choose from, I would love to be growing up back then.

/tear



/emo[/QUOTE]


Yeah, but then you would have to live through the 80's/90's and all of the synthesizers/powerballads/overdubbing/boybands that ensue
Still...

I prefer '69. Alot of great bands got their start, and already great bands seemed to be at their peak.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Yeah, but then you would have to live through the 80's/90's and all of the synthesizers/powerballads/overdubbing/boybands that ensue
Still...[/QUOTE]
:lol:

That would suck.

Badmoon, I think you are the biggest Dead fan on this site, and great supplier of knowledge. :thumb:

NP : Soul Kitchen


What a song.

Yea, I even use to make Grateful Dead audio mixes.

NP: Mix Masta Wharf Rat - Catfish Beefheart :cool:

/random


I wish my upload speed was faster.

yea uploading sux. I tried uploading Jimi Hendrix live @ Woodstock earlier. Didn't work on YSI, as well as some other legnthy clips. What a waste of 2 hours.

The consistency of this peanut butter on my toast is way thicker than normal.

I don't know why I said I'd put it in Other Music, that's just stupid

[B]The Grateful Dead- Europe '72 Disc 1[/B]
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[QUOTE=JonG]The consistency of this peanut butter on my toast is way thicker than normal.[/QUOTE]

....Thanks for sharing.

Do you know what bands I always get confused? Boston and Journey.

You're welcome.

I get Boston, Journey, Foreigner all mixed up.

Cheesy 70's rock.

[QUOTE=Mister Blue Sky]....Thanks for sharing.

Do you know what bands I always get confused? Boston and Journey.[/QUOTE]

I get that way about two-syllable bands I don't know much about

I accidentally heard Boston's More than A Feeling three times yesterday. I have to say I like it

That's because Boston are great :-D

I love the story of how the band started.

i was so glad when pink floyd came back and played at live8 because it will be the only time i will be able to listen to great classic rock live (stones tickets sell out too quick)

[b]Grateful Dead - Terrapin Station[/b]
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[QUOTE]i was so glad when pink floyd came back and played at live8 because it will be the only time i will be able to listen to great classic rock live (stones tickets sell out too quick)
[/QUOTE]

There are a lot of bands touring right now: Allman Brothers, Paul McCartney come to mind, but you're going to have to be fast and know when tickets are released.

[QUOTE=Slug]I love the story of how the band started.[/QUOTE]

Pray tell. :)

[QUOTE=Mister Blue Sky]There are a lot of bands touring right now: Allman Brothers, Paul McCartney come to mind, but you're going to have to be fast and know when tickets are released.[/Quote]

i like the allman bro's especially in Derek and the Dominoes but i would consider them more bluesy than classic rock

[QUOTE=metallicapeppermint27]i like the allman bro's especially in Derek and the Dominoes but i would consider them more bluesy than classic rock[/QUOTE]

We consider them Classic Rock here. :)