Open Thread: Oh yeah…

Today is the 11 year anniversary of Jerry Garcia’s death and nugs.net is streaming all Jerry today.

Talk amongst yourselves…

August 9, 2006 |  by  |  Open Thread
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  • http://www.freshbread.blogs.com freshbread

    I thank my lucky stars i was at 6.25.95 in dc and for phish 8.9.98 (5th row!!!!).

  • http://www.freshbread.blogs.com freshbread

    I thank my lucky stars i was at 6.25.95 in dc and for phish 8.9.98 (5th row!!!!).

  • kZ

    damn….a single post this late in the day – *and* it has a Phish
    reference?!? Both of those are sad – the opposite of what today should be – a yearly celebration of his life. Play him loud!!!

    today….for me…..it’s Jerry and David Grisman – Arabia.

    He started me down a life long path filled with the appreciation of
    music – Thank you Jerry …..

    So when in doubt …..twirl

    peace y’all….kZ

  • kZ

    damn….a single post this late in the day – *and* it has a Phish
    reference?!? Both of those are sad – the opposite of what today should be – a yearly celebration of his life. Play him loud!!!

    today….for me…..it’s Jerry and David Grisman – Arabia.

    He started me down a life long path filled with the appreciation of
    music – Thank you Jerry …..

    So when in doubt …..twirl

    peace y’all….kZ

  • http://www.burningoak.com Kane from BurningOak.com

    This reminds me, I just finished reading Phil Lesh’s book/autobiography, Searching For The Sound I believe it’s titled. *Excellent* read for a Dead fan, especially one like me who didn’t get a chance to see the band or catch much of the history. Has a lot of insight into recording processes and interaction between the band members, and he even manages to make the “mushy” parts about meeting his wife interesting.

  • http://www.burningoak.com Kane from BurningOak.com

    This reminds me, I just finished reading Phil Lesh’s book/autobiography, Searching For The Sound I believe it’s titled. *Excellent* read for a Dead fan, especially one like me who didn’t get a chance to see the band or catch much of the history. Has a lot of insight into recording processes and interaction between the band members, and he even manages to make the “mushy” parts about meeting his wife interesting.