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PaulInRainCity

@PaulInRainCity@heads.social

He/him.

Comics nerd, music nerd, living with cancer.

https://readingdoonesbury.com/

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spacefuzz, to random
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Will future scholars of the Grateful Dead look upon post-Jerry incarnations with the same reverence and analysis as is done for the classic era? If not, what is the demarcation for exclusion? Jerry? Original music? Level of sincerity/authenticity? Not looking for a Mayer bash, genuinely curious as to what and how different eras of the conceptual through line make the cut for obsession > scholarship.

PaulInRainCity,
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Scholars really aren't supposed to revere their objects of study, but that said l think Mr. C is probably pretty much correct in thinking that the extended career of "the Grateful Dead or Whatever's Left of 'em" will remain a useful lens through which to understand broad (counter-) cultural/social dynamics. The most recent example, the Sphere shows, would be a chapter in a book about the GDOWLOE's long relationship with technology.

PaulInRainCity, to random
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"They come up to me in the yard, these big, tough gangsters, with tears in their eyes, and they say 'Sir! We've never seen someone with such a perfect verdict against them!'"

PaulInRainCity, to random
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Obligatory.

FateMusic, to random
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I chuckled at Kreutzmann having an index entry for "horses, cocaine and" in his bio (p. 231 if you're wondering). I thought it was just a BK/Benjy Eisen thing.

But of course I am an infinitely ignorant fool. Because, of course:

cocaine's for horses not for men
doctor say it kill you but they don't say when
cocaine done killed my honey dead

Well played.

note to self: I see now this is the second time I have made that same connection, as if fresh and new, 3 years apart.

PaulInRainCity,
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@mrcompletely @FateMusic Cocaine plays a significant role in Peaky Blinders, the British mob show set in the 20s.

PaulInRainCity, to random
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Happy Bob Dylan's birthday to those who celebrate.

bourgwick, to random
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rode with neil young & crazy horse again in & so happy i did. got tons of songs i didn't catch tuesday ("barstool blues"! "down by the river"! "dangerbird"! "fuckin' up"!), tour debuts ("when you dance"! "big time"!), & what felt like even deeper ("powderfinger"! "love & only love"!). molina & talbot have always had their own special pocket & it's so rare/cool to hear a rhythm section age with their singer into something even heavier, if less nimble. also, a j. mascis sighting.

Neil Young solo acoustic
Neil Young & Crazy Horse take a bow

PaulInRainCity,
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@bourgwick I'm really torn. I need to see the show, but l'm really not sure my broken body is up for standing in a field in the potentially hot sun all day. I really wish it was in a seated venue here.

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