Eugene S. - 11.04.2024  The ninth studio album (fourteenth overall) by the Grateful Dead, released July 27, 1977. t was voted number 848 in the third edition of Colin Larkin's All Time Top 1000 Albums (2000). I recommend.
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Alexander N. - 05.04.2021  This is a classic 1977 album from Grateful Dead, reissued on CD by Rhino Records. Packaged in digipak , remastered with six bonus tracks.
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Ivica S. - 25.10.2020  I LOVE THIS ALBUM ...and Yes, The Dead live converted me .... for me, the worst Dead is better than the best of anything else... Enjoy... Highly recommended
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Andrei Z. - 03.02.2020  For my taste, one of the best albums. Punk came and everyone started to fuss. Someone began to make frank nonsense, and someone with a fright began to change a lot with time. Great, slightly sprinkled reggae album of old San Franciscans
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DownInAHole. - 06.01.2011  Sound: Grateful Dead has always been a love/hate band in my music collection. I mean, don't get me wrong; I love their sound. They're so inventive and...
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Kris Needs - 04.10.2010  Live Dead again but one oftheir legendary classics More than any other band in history, the Grateful Dead have been most well-documented live, even ...
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Craig Carson - 04.06.2009  To say that the Grateful Dead (or even the current incarnation of the Dead) is a “known quantity” would be an understatement. Given the length of the ...
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Susie Kopecky - 14.04.2009  They're the Grateful Dead: how can you not like the albumThe Grateful Dead's three-part album of To Terrapin: May 28, 1977 Hartford is still as good ...
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Nick Coleman - 05.04.2009 Continuing Rhino’s rising tide of live Dead releases, this finds San Francisco’s headiest jammers running out their Terrapin Station material prior to...
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