"(Set 1)
Touch Of Grey
Pride Of Cucamonga
Crazy Fingers
The Music Never Stopped
Deal
Days Between
Casey Jones
(Set 2)
Sittin' On Top Of The World
Doin' That Rag
Ramble On Rose
Terrapin Station
Drums
Space
The Wheel
I Know You Rider
(Encore)
Women Are Smarter"
"(Set 1)
U.S. Blues
Scarlet Begonias
Fire On The Mountain (w/ Branford Marsalis)
Birdsong
Feel Like A Stranger
High Time
Turn On Your Love Light
(Set 2)
New Potato Caboose
Estimated Prophet
Drums
Dear Mr. Fantasy
Dark Star
Eyes Of The World
(Encore)
Franklin's Tower"
"Bob Weir & Ratdog will play the following shows:
Sunday, July 5, 2009 at the Lifestyle Communities
Pavilion in Columbus, OH. All ages are welcome.
Doors open at 4:30 PM and showtime is TBA.
All tickets are general admission and are available
for $33.50 via mail order and $37.50 via credit card.
Sunday, July 12, 2009 at the Highland Bowl in
Rochester, NY. All ages are welcome. Doors
open at 4:30 PM. Showtime is 5:30 PM. All
are tickets general admission and are available
via mail order for $39.00 per ticket or via credit
card for $42.00 per ticket.
Saturday, August 22, 2009 at the Cuthbert
Amphitheater in Eugene, OR. All ages are welcome.
Doors open at 5:30 PM. Showtime is 7:00 PM. All
are tickets general admission and are available
via mail order for $39.00 per ticket or via credit
card for $42.00 per ticket.
Additional Bob Weir & Ratdog dates will be
announced soon.
The credit card form can be found on our website
gdtstoo.com
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The Dead Tour 2009.
Oh Yeah! All orders for The Dead 2009 Spring Tour
have been sent out. Please wait a few days for
5/4, 5/14 & 5/16 to arrive before emailing or
calling about your tickets.
Looking forward to the west coast shows!
The Crew of GDTS TOO
4/28/09
"Sun went down in honey,
and the moon came up in wine
Stars were spinnin' dizzy,
Lord, the band kept us so busy,
We forgot about the time"
John Barlow"
"Set 1:
Bertha
Till The Morning Comes
Little Red Rooster
Row Jimmy
All Along The Watchtower
Glory Road
West L.A. Fadeaway
Cumberland Blues
Set 2:
The Weight
Tomorrow Never Knows
Black Peter
Greatest Story Ever Told
Drums
Space
King Solomon's Marbles
Viola Lee Blues
Samson and Delilah
Donor Rap
Encore:
Ripple"
"Set One:
Intro
Cosmic Charlie
China Cat
Shakedown Street
Ship of Fools
He's Gone
Cassidy
Sugaree
Set Two:
Drums/Space
Crypitical Envelopment
The Other One
Born Cross Eyed
St Stephen
The Eleven
Uncle John's Band
Unbroken Chain
Gimme Shelter
One More Saturday Night
Donor Rap
E: Brokedown Palace"
All Dark Stars from 1968-1974 as one long song.
"(Set 1)
Mr. Charlie
Stagger Lee
Liberty
Candyman
Me and My Uncle
Built To Last
Tennessee Jed
Dire Wolf
(Set 2)
The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)
Revolution
Weather Report Suite Part 1
Iko Iko
Rhythm Devils
Space
Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)
So Many Roads
Midnight Hour
(Encore)
Box of Rain"
"In our miniseries of shows on Super Fans, you just had to know there’d be a time when we focused on the ultimate Super Fans - that curious tribe of wandering fans known as Deadheads. For decades, two or even three generations of them crisscrossed the country in their beat up minivans, following the Grateful Dead on their tours, swapping or selling each other souvenirs and hallucinogens, and bathing each month, whether they needed to or not. (I kid - I have a cousin who was a Deadhead, and his hygeine was excellent. Still, there is that persistent image…)
Whatever you think of the Grateful Dead - great underrated songwriters who created a new sonic architecture around those songs, or aimless, drug-addled noodlers - the fact remains they were keenly aware of their fans and, in their embrace of fans taping and swapping their concerts, they were decades ahead of their time..."
"(Set 1)
Promised Land
They Love Each Other
Mama Tried
Loser
Smokestack Lightning
Stella Blue
It's All Over Now
Big River
(Set 2)
Playing In The Band
Me and Bobby McGee
Loose Lucy
Ramble On Rose
Rhythm Devils
Space
Maggie's Farm
Eyes of the World
Playing In The Band
(Encore)
Truckin'"
"Bob Weir & RatDog will play the following shows:
Friday, July 10, 2009 at the Allgood Music Festival in
Masontown, WV. All ages are welcome. Tickets are
available via mail order for $132.00 per ticket and via
credit card for $135.00 per ticket. All tickets are
general admission for the 2-day festival.
Friday & Saturday, July 17 & 18, 2009 at Masquerade
Music Park in Atlanta, GA. All ages are welcome. Doors
open at 4:00 PM. Showtime is at 5:00 PM. Tickets are
available via mail order for $39.00 per ticket per show
and via credit card for $42.00 per ticket per show. All
tickets are general admission.
A limited number of combo tickets for the 5:00 PM show
and a late night show featuring Perpetual Groove are
available for $54.00 per ticket per show. You must be 18 years
and over to attend the late night show.
Sunday, July 19, 2009 at St. Augustine Amphitheater in
St. Augustine, FL. All ages are welcome. Doors open at
4:30 PM. Showtime is at 5:30 PM. All seats are reserved.
Mail order tickets are available at $39.00 per, credit card
tickets are $42.00 per.
Saturday, July 2, 2009 at Gathering Of The Vibes in
Bridgeport, CT. All ages are welcome. Tickets are available
via mail order for $189.00 per ticket and via credit card for
$192.00 per ticket. All tickets are general admission for
the 2-day festival.
The credit card form can be found on our website
gdtstoo.com
Additional Bob Weir & Ratdog dates will be announced soon.
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The Dead 2009 Tour
We are working on the final stages of The Gorge and
Chicago May 4th tickets. Shoreline, May 14th is being
processed this week. All other shows have been mailed
out.
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Information on The Rothbury Festival is coming soon.
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"Sometimes the songs that we hear
are just songs of our own"
Robert Hunter"
"(Set 1)
Here Comes Sunshine
Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
Alligator
Deal
Hell In A Bucket
Cream Puff War>
Good Lovin'
(Set 2)
Scarlet Begonias>
Fire On The Mountain (Warren vocals)>
Rhythm Devils>
Space>
Satisfaction>
Born Cross-Eyed>
Slipknot!>
Let It Grow>
Uncle John's Band>
The Wheel>
Lovelight
(Encore)
Samson and Delilah"
The 10 Most Successful Potheads on the Planet… Cool Enough to Admit It : COED Magazine: "...These are the common stereotypes associated with the term ‘pothead’...Where these stereotypes originated remains a mystery to us. In reality, they couldn’t be further from the truth. Not only have 42% of Americans admitted to trying pot, but pot smokers have gone on to become some of the most successful people in our society. We’re not talking about Willie Nelson and Snoop. These guys are on the Forbes 500, they’re leading the free world, and they prove that all existing pothead stereotypes are nothing more than myths..."
"(Set 1)
Feel Like A Stranger>
Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad
Mountains of the Moon>
Dupree's Diamond Blues
Althea
Bird Song>
China Cat Sunflower>
I Know You Rider
(Set 2)
Dancing In The Street>
Milestones>
Terrapin Station>
Rhythm Devils>
Space>
Days Between>
Bird Song>
One More Saturday Night
(Encore)
Johnny B. Goode"
"The DCU Center was turned into the Deadhead Center last night with the return of the seemingly indestructible Dead. And, for the diehard Dead fans that were packed to the rafters, they were ever so grateful.
With more than a touch of grey, guitarist Bob Weir led three surviving members of the original Grateful Dead (bassist Phil Lesh, and drummers Bill Kreutzmann and Mickey Hart) and two honorable members (keyboardist Jeff Chimenti and Allman Brothers Band/Gov’t Mule guitarist Warren Haynes) through a three-hour-plus, jam-filled evening of memories, nuggets, music and nostalgia..."
"The reconstituted (Grateful) Dead, sans departed spiritual leader Jerry Garcia, returned to the Times Union Center Friday night for a truly epic concert that pleased a nearly full house of fans old and new.
It was the group’s 14th visit to the downtown venue, its first since Garcia died in 1995. The trip also marks the band’s first tour in five years..."
"Worcester has had a love-hate relationship with the Grateful Dead. The fans love them, while many city officials hate them.
At least that was the case back in April ’88 when The Dead played three sold-out nights at what was then the Centrum. During that period, 102 Deadheads were arrested for a variety of mostly nonviolent infractions, including vagrancy, loitering or possession of LSD and other hallucinogenic drugs.
Worse, though, were the piles of trash and waste left in the wake of the city-hopping hippie hordes who camped in public parks and vacant lots downtown.
An irate City Council did everything in its power to make Worcester an undesirable tour stop for the band, from attempting to place restrictions on future entertainment licenses to requiring the group to pay some of the bills incurred by the city for additional police patrols and public works cleanup details.
The Grateful Dead got the hint..."
"(Set 1)Click here to download audience recordings from the tour...
Casey Jones
Cold Rain and Snow
New Minglewood Blues
Into The Mystic
West LA Fadeaway
Brown Eyed Women
Cumberland Blues
(Set 2)
Viola Lee Blues>
Sugaree>
The Other One>
Drums>
Space>
Comes A Time>
Unbroken Chain>
Throwing Stones
(Encore)
Not Fade Away"
"Aside from a few studio albums in the '70s, the Grateful Dead are far more famous for their concerts than for their recordings. 'Early in our history, we tried to make hit singles - ha ha, that didn't work,' percussionist Bill Kreutzmann says. ' 'American Beauty' and 'Workingman's Dead' have shorter songs, and that's wonderful music, but we stretch those songs out today.'
Nonetheless, a large segment of Dead fans appreciate the studio classics as much as the live jams. Here are the best three full-album examples of both..."
"...Forty-four years after the Grateful Dead formed, original members Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann, and Lesh, who have performed as the Dead since Jerry Garcia died in 1995, are still - wait for it - truckin'. It's an apt pun, considering that the 2009 tour (which stops at Worcester's DCU Center tomorrow and Sunday) is devoted largely to the Grateful Dead classics, and that the band, fleshed out to a six-piece with the addition of Allman Brothers/Gov't Mule guitarist Warren Haynes and Ratdog keyboardist Jeff Chimenti, has been holed up in a studio working up a mind-boggling 160 songs..."
"The long, strange trip has included more than a few stops in our area. As the remaining members of the band come back to town, local Grateful Dead fans share some of their fondest memories."
"The “meat” of the sandwich and probably my favorite show of the three day run. If you don’t have this show, get it NOW!!!
Phil & Phriends — 4/16/99 — The Warfield — San Francisco, CA..."
"Tracklist:
(Set 1)
New Speedway Boogie
Bertha
High Time
Mason's Children
Big Boss Man
Doin' That Rag
Standing On The Moon
(Set 2)
Playing In The Band>
Crazy Fingers>
Drums>
Space>
St. Stephen>
The Eleven>
Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo>
Playing In The Band>
Foolish Heart
(Encore)
G-L-O-R-I-A"
Seagate 500 GB External Drive in USB2.0 enclosure - eBay (item 220395531041 end time Apr-18-09 12:08:01 PDT) I have this posted on eBay right now: "I originally purchased these separately. The drive is OEM and I bought the enclosure for it. Both came from Newegg (and I am using newegg's photos here).Click here for the full listing, with details and specs.
This was a second back up drive I was using for my music collection so it does not have many hours on it at all. I may still have the original box the enclosure came in, I need to check. If I do, that is what this will ship in. Either way, the shipment will include everything in the photo.
I can ship this formatted to MAC or PC and I can ship it jam-packed with music if you'd like. When you checkout, just specify format and whether or not you want the music."
"A spokesperson for Bob Dylan has confirmed online reports that nine of the 10 tracks from his forthcoming album Together Through Life were co-written by Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter. The liner notes will read “All music by Bob Dylan except ‘My Wife’s Home Town’ (music by Bob Dylan and Willie Dixon) - All lyrics by Bob Dylan with Robert Hunter except ‘This Dream Of You’ which is lyrics and music by Bob Dylan.” Check the new issue of Rolling Stone for David Fricke’s review of the album."
"Setlist:Listen here:
(set 1)
Cassidy
Passenger
Pride Of Cucamonga
Easy Wind (Warren vocals)
Lazy River Road
Alabama Getaway (Warren vocals)
Big Railroad Blue
(set 2)
Peggy-O (acoustic)
Glory Road (acoustic)
A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall (acoustic)
Jam>
Dark Star>
King Solomon's Marbles>
Drums>
Space>
Come Together>
Dark Star>
Sugar Magnolia (Tipper Gore percussion)
(encore)
Uncle John's Band>
Ripple"
"The Dead -- including four remaining members of the Grateful Dead -- returns to the stage this year, starting its 2009 tour on April 12 in Greensboro, N.C. Since the Grateful Dead formed in 1965, it has inspired an obsessive following, and fans continue to debate which of the original band's 2,350 or so shows was the best. These concerts are considered to be among the top contenders. Tell us which one you think is greatest, and why. And if you disagree entirely -- with these choices, or with the notion of a single-best show, tour, year or era -- comment too. –Ben Ratliff..."
"SETLIST:Listen here:
(set 1)
The Music Never Stopped>
Jack Straw
Estimated Prophet>
He's Gone>
Touch Of Grey>
I Need A Miracle>
Truckin'
(set 2)
Shakedown Street>
All Along The Watchtower>
Caution>
Rhythm Devils>
Space>
Cosmic Charlie>
New Potato Caboose>
Help On The Way>
Slipknot!>
Franklin's Tower
(encore)
Samson And Delilah"
"...There are at least five different levels to how fans talk about the Dead. The basement level concerns the band’s commercially released albums...The next level is periods or eras...After that comes particular songs within particular performances..."
"The Dead are reuniting for a tour beginning on April 12. Have you ever been to a Grateful Dead concert? NYTimes.com wants to publish your photographs from past concerts in a readers’ album..."
"SIRIUS XM will broadcast several of The Dead's shows from their spring 2009 tour, the band's first tour in five years, exclusively on its Grateful Dead Channel. The live broadcasts will kick off with The Dead's show at the DCU Center in Worcester, MA, on Saturday, April 18..."
