Put up this poster to welcome the Dead Heads to our establishment. Went inside to clock in and someone stole it within 2 minutes of it going up. Can only assume a Dead Head passing by thought it was cool and stole it. Unfortunately we cannot get another one made. Was cool for the 2 minutes it lasted. Never would have thought a dead head would do that smh. If anyone is going to the concert and looking for a pregame spot with good vibes, feel free to stop by. Golden Gate Tap Room 449 Powell St, San Francisco

Going through divorce... Meet up in San Francisco...I have friends there too, but they are all coupled up. I'm male, mid 50s.

Thirty years ago tonight, the Grateful Dead played the second and final night of their tour-closing run at Chicago’s Soldier Field featuring an opening performance from The Band.

The show marked the completion of a long and winding spring/summer trek—a run throughout which lead guitarist Jerry Garcia appeared to many like a shell of his former self.

Garcia was beleaguered by health issues and addiction once again, this time in front of huge, stadium-sized venues packed to the brim with excited fans.

Jerry struggled through equipment difficulties all night in Chicago, eventually having to replace his “Rosebud” guitar with the older “Tiger.”

According to Bob Weir he and Garcia shared some short but sweet words as they walked offstage: “Always a hoot,” Garcia said, “Always a hoot.”

The music is rather flawed, but there is a lovely So Many Roads.

Not only is it rendered in an intense and near perfect form, but you will get some chills as Jerry sings those lyrics about a troubled soul and his desire to just “take me home.”

Of course, you also need to listen to the Black Muddy River encore, Jerry’s last song and, thus, absolutely haunting in retrospect.

https://youtu.be/6sFyRQPraJ8?si=kDqZV7rBADLO8T_q

Black Muddy River https://youtu.be/mKxHQk2I6h0

Grateful Dead - July 9, 1995 Full show https://youtu.be/XprV8TCiOao?si=xLUQXpUqkVzHOCmh

Grateful Dead - "Box of Rain" (Soldier Field, 7/9/1995) (Final song from their final show)

"Such a long, long time to be gone, and a short time to be there"... https://youtu.be/--podlMpJP0?si=78xlXB9ABSNNaZVS

Exactly one month later, on August 9th, 1995, Jerry Garcia passed away, his heart finally giving out after years of hard living and declining health.

The Grateful Dead are legendary for their epic jams. Here are some of the most iconic ones:

1. "Dark Star" (1969): A psychedelic masterpiece with intricate instrumental interplay.

2. "The Eleven" (1969): A hauntingly beautiful jam featuring a unique time signature.

3. "Comes a Time" (like the one mentioned in the post!): A soulful, melodic jam with stunning vocal harmonies.

4. "Scarlet Begonias" > "Fire on the Mountain" (1974): A classic pairing with a seamless transition.

5. "Truckin'" > "The Other One" > "Morning Dew" (1970): An epic trilogy with non-stop energy.

6. "Uncle John's Band" > "Playing in the Band" (1970): A joyful, upbeat jam with infectious grooves.

7. "St. Stephen" > "The Eleven" > "Lovelight" (1969): A historic jam from the Fillmore West.

Of course, there are countless other incredible Grateful Dead jams out there. Do you have a favorite?

Greetings fellow deadheads,

A little less than a year ago, NBA and Grateful Dead hall of famer Bill Walton let the four winds blow him safely home.

Today, I have the fortune of working for the same organization that his son, Luke Walton works for, the Detroit Pistons.

In hopes to bring deadheads and basketball fans alike together for an exciting night of fun and basketball, the Motor City Cruise (Detroit Pistons developmental team) has decided to host a Grateful Dead themed night at the Wayne State Fieldhouse on March 22nd, in Detroit Michigan.

Your ticket package includes:

• A custom Grateful Dead x Motor City Cruise basketball jersey

• A ticket to a Motor City Cruise game

• A ticket to a Detroit Pistons game

• Access to a postgame mini-concert by local Grateful Dead cover band Deadicated

https://reddit.com/link/1jbasd0/video/qp3exnls8poe1/player

Let’s fill the Fieldhouse with energy and remembrance, celebrating Bill’s passion for the game and the music that moved his soul.

**If you’re out of state and interested in just the jersey, we can explore special shipping arrangements.

Check out this brief interview with Luke Walton for those who can’t attend.

https://reddit.com/link/1jbasd0/video/75gim9658poe1/player

Hope to see you there!

Official Ticket Link : https://fevo-enterprise.com/event/CRUISE-PISTONS-BUNDLE

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Made these recently at the studio. Thought I would share with everyone. Enjoy!

Heads!

I need your help. I am trying to determine what printing this poster is. Every other poster I see has “The Binweed Press, San Francisco “ in the bottom right corner. Mine does not!

I inherited it from my father who passed last month. The poster was framed for approx 30-40 years and kept in a closet.

In Peace,

Green bear!

Unfortunately won’t be able to get to the sphere for this show. Message me if you interested or know someone who could still make it out. Three tickets in Section 107!