Music Thread

RIP Phil Lesh

Once upon a time in 1983
I went to see the Dead
in Seattle Washington

It was a cool show
With a Nice Girl
Standing next to me...

Rockoonz Wish I could have seen them more than I did. You guys in the Northwest were able to see some really great shows...and long hot ones in the summer.

Don't talk about it much anymore but years ago I began trading cassette tapes of Dead shows with others. I later switched to trading DAT
tapes (Digital Audio Tapes), CDR and DVDR's of shows. I don't listen to them often now but have in my collection over 1,200 audios and
videos of shows. I was a stickler for quality and would get several versions of shows to find the best out there. Belonged to CDead, a "by invitation
only" private internet forum devoted to the Grateful Dead. Many of the original recordists and some from more modern days were on the group.
Many of the top quality recordings out there have their names attached to them due to the work that was done to restore and enhance them.
Saw them here in Columbia SC on October 31, 1985. In keeping with the season here is Werewolves of London, but not from that show as
the audience recording isn't all that grate. "Fare Thee Well", Phil Lesh

Thank You for your support

Ludwig van Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata ( 3rd Movement ) Tina S Cover

I'd love to hear her do a metal version of Beethoven's Fur Elise, performed by Schroeder on his toy piano in one of the old Charlie Brown specials.

Frankenstein . Edgar Winters Group . 1973

Deep Purple – Who Do We Think We Are "1973"