Whats on your turntable tonight?

I’ve never been obsessed with the Grateful Dead letting my mind go post toastee like a lot of my friends did, and I don’t think their musicianship triumphed over their drug use until those couple of albums they did in the mid-80s, but who cares - the songs are fun to listen to and sometimes really really cool with iconic instrumentation. Nothing like the sound of Garcia’s lead guitar, Weir could really get it on with that slide. And the songs.
Philosophically, well, I used to pride myself on my tie died ethics during the years on Wall Street when I had to wear a suit. But really they were nice songs. That kind of Americana.

I might agree with someone who thinks the rhythm section wasn’t the greatest. But again who cares, it wasn’t about virtuosity.


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Black Sabbath
Sabotage
OP

@spiritofradio,

I looked up the definition of paradiddle.

I learned something today! Thank you, now it’s up to me to retain it.

You were a Wall Streeter? Never would have known it brother.

I know.  The worst.  

The GH record has never sounded better as far as the "soul" it conveys. I give the Hydra 8 the props.

Bob Weir
Ace
Repress

Looks Like Rain has been one of my favorite songs since I heard GD play it at Madison Square Garden.