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I like the Dead. I also have The Other Ones cd(the remaining members), Only the Strange Remain. Very nice. Actually, I heard they are going by "The Dead" now
Any Deadhead Divers here?
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landlocked
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My favorite is the Terrapin Station.
OP
Wasn't on any studio album.
It's on Europe '72, What a Long, Strange Trip It's Been and
Dick's Pick's, vol. 5
First performance: August 23, 1971 at the Auditorium Theater, Chicago. It appeared in the first set, between "Beat It On Down the Line" and "Me and My Uncle." It's was a regular in the repertoire after that.
It's on Europe '72, What a Long, Strange Trip It's Been and
Dick's Pick's, vol. 5
First performance: August 23, 1971 at the Auditorium Theater, Chicago. It appeared in the first set, between "Beat It On Down the Line" and "Me and My Uncle." It's was a regular in the repertoire after that.
raviepoo
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He used to dive with Jack's Diving Locker in Hawaii.
Gods, I miss him. I cried for him like I cried for my own father.
Gods, I miss him. I cried for him like I cried for my own father.
I did not know Jerry was a diver. It does not suprise me though. If you guys can find a copy of Cornell University 77 I think you would really like it. Both sets are truly amazing.
OP
That was a great show. If anyone wants a copy let me know and I'll get you a cd.
When you walk into Jacks in Kona there is a nice picture of Jerry on the right hand side wall. He loved diving.
I asked a few of the instructors there how Jerry's diving was. They said for someone so overweight and generally out of shape that he was suprisingly good on his air consumption.
There's a few quotes in Garcia: An American Life , where he talks about what diving did for him. I'll see if I can dig them up.
Meanwhile here's Jerry in Hawaii.
When you walk into Jacks in Kona there is a nice picture of Jerry on the right hand side wall. He loved diving.
I asked a few of the instructors there how Jerry's diving was. They said for someone so overweight and generally out of shape that he was suprisingly good on his air consumption.
There's a few quotes in Garcia: An American Life , where he talks about what diving did for him. I'll see if I can dig them up.
Meanwhile here's Jerry in Hawaii.
Gratefuldiver,
The bus came by (in 1984 for me) and I got on..........
78 shows since............
Mostly Jerry shows, but still checking out "The Dead". I went to 14 shows this summer (got into 11).
Still driving an 83 VW Vanogan (Summer only), but it now has more dive stickers than Dead stickers.
http://hometown.aol.com/scuba2scuba/scubamobile.html
Andrew
The bus came by (in 1984 for me) and I got on..........
78 shows since............
Mostly Jerry shows, but still checking out "The Dead". I went to 14 shows this summer (got into 11).
Still driving an 83 VW Vanogan (Summer only), but it now has more dive stickers than Dead stickers.
http://hometown.aol.com/scuba2scuba/scubamobile.html
Andrew
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I saw the Dead @ The Auditorium Theater in Chicago. But, I know it was not 1971. They must have came back and played again between 1975 and 1979.
Anyway, that was a great place to see them. The acoustics at the Auditorium are close to perfect.
I have bought a few of Jerry's Men's Ties for my boys, and they really like them.
( My oldest wore his to senior prom)
Anyway, that was a great place to see them. The acoustics at the Auditorium are close to perfect.
I have bought a few of Jerry's Men's Ties for my boys, and they really like them.
( My oldest wore his to senior prom)
OP
Here's a few quotes from Garcia on diving. These come from Garcia: An American Life by Blair Jackson
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" It takes up some of the space that drugs left, insofar as it's like going to a different world"
"You're in a different place. It's very sensual. There's lots of new information there, a lot of levels, a lot of things to think about and physically it's good for you. But it satisfies that thing of going to space. You're in a place where there's no gravity, you're surrounded by a whole raft of new life-forms, many of which are interactive. You can't go into the forest and pet raccoons, but you can go into the water and pet eels and octopuses and things. I do things I would never have believed I was capable of doing diving. I really love it; it's an amazing experience"
I'ts better than taking drugs. It's better than psychadelics. It's a living theatre of psychedelia, just incredibly beautiful"
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Here are some interesting links as well :
http://www.maui.net/~scuba/mooring.html
http://www.reefrelief.org (they have Grateful Diver t shirts and hats in their on line store)
http://www.wtv-zone.com/stranjer/JG.html
Enjoy!
Bob
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" It takes up some of the space that drugs left, insofar as it's like going to a different world"
"You're in a different place. It's very sensual. There's lots of new information there, a lot of levels, a lot of things to think about and physically it's good for you. But it satisfies that thing of going to space. You're in a place where there's no gravity, you're surrounded by a whole raft of new life-forms, many of which are interactive. You can't go into the forest and pet raccoons, but you can go into the water and pet eels and octopuses and things. I do things I would never have believed I was capable of doing diving. I really love it; it's an amazing experience"
I'ts better than taking drugs. It's better than psychadelics. It's a living theatre of psychedelia, just incredibly beautiful"
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Here are some interesting links as well :
http://www.maui.net/~scuba/mooring.html
http://www.reefrelief.org (they have Grateful Diver t shirts and hats in their on line store)
http://www.wtv-zone.com/stranjer/JG.html
Enjoy!
Bob
