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[pjwsea4]

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[justinpinkfloyd99]

Mine is: (by order):

Pink Floyd
Grateful Dead
The Who
Van Halen
Styx
Jimi Hendrix
Bachmen Turner Overdrive
The Allman Brothers Band
Bob Dylan
Beatles

[pjwsea4]

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[justinpinkfloyd99]

Well if you mean a good show to start with, I'd say, go to http://www.archive.org and do audio>Grateful Dead and there are 2,000 soundboards. If you need a recommendation, tell me.

[pjwsea4]

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[savenola]

Originally Posted by pjwsea4

Like you're list. Would add Van Halen and take off AC/DC on my own list anyday.

I have purposely not listened to the Greatful Dead all these years because I wanted to save them for when the mood strikes. Please, if you might, tell me a good one to start with.

pjwsea4

Well almost any show from 1977 is just about a guaranteed winner. Another really good one is 8-26-71 at Gaelic Park. It would be easier to list the sucky shows than the good ones though. fewer of them. Theres a way to get sbd's from archive.org for the GD. Let me know if you need help

[pjwsea4]

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[savenola]

Originally Posted by pjwsea4

Setting aside the spectrum of modern rock, I'd like to add, that most any female vocalist from 1920's to 1960's will do, particulary if they make me feel like I'm in the lounge with a mixed drink and they're singing just for me.

J

Kinda reminds me of anything by Bilie Holliday. Sweet voice,sad story.

[savenola]

Originally Posted by pjwsea4

Thanks savenola,

Setting aside the live stuff for a minute, and I know the Dead are "THE LIVE BAND OF ALL TIME" band, is there something from the studio worth a listen, that could be purchased at the local shop?

pjwsea4

My pleasure I would start with. Workingmans Dead,then American Beauty,Wake of The Flood,Blues for Allah and Terrapin Station,and Mars Hotel.
All sweet albums. Workingmans is really nice country,country-rock.
hope this helps. Yes they were the Live Band of All Time.