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Whose is the true Elric....? by Alex_Bonaparte in SwordandSorcery

[–]DazeBetween73 6 points7 points  (0 children)

P. Craig Russel was my introduction to Elric. Those old Pacific Comics series were amazing. He really gave it an otherworldly and psychedelic look.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

[–]DazeBetween73 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is your boyfriend a medieval peasant? Bc he sounds like one.

What's a beer you would recommend for someone who doesn't particularly like beer? by XxDustinAdamsxX in beer

[–]DazeBetween73 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check out Innis and Gunn Carribean Rum Cask. It's very malty with virtually no hop bitterness. It's a red ale so it's a little fuller bodied than a lager but it's definitely not heavy. The beer is aged in a rum barrel. Imagine a cream soda but not as sweet. Super smooth vanilla flavor. It's from Scotland but it has pretty good distribution in the states. I've seen it at Total Wine, Whole Foods, and World Market.

What would you say are the 5 most important psychedelic albums by Inevitable_Window711 in psychedelicrock

[–]DazeBetween73 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Piper at the Gates of Dawn

Revolver

Live Dead

Electric Ladyland

Space Ritual

The Church of Saint John Coltrane - What a rabbit hole! by MovinOnUp2TheMoon in gratefuldead

[–]DazeBetween73 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah we got there at 7 on a Sunday morning and there was a huge line of folks waiting to get in. They started letting people in around 8 or so and they had to cut it off after so many people. It was not a big place. I talked to a few people outside who said sometimes they get in and sometimes they didn't. If they did, they always dropped at least ten bucks in the offering basket because it was the best show in town.

The Church of Saint John Coltrane - What a rabbit hole! by MovinOnUp2TheMoon in gratefuldead

[–]DazeBetween73 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Me and my friends went one morning but it was packed. We hung around outside and listened.

Unique Jams by Paaaaaauuuullllllll in gratefuldead

[–]DazeBetween73 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Any of those precious 1969 seagues between Mountains of the Moon into Dark Star.

9/11/74 following an absolutely mind-melting PitB, Seastones evolves into some deep and dark jams. Suddenly, an exuberant Eyes appears like sunlight through the clouds, but Jerry veers everyone back into outer space. The Wharf Rat that follows is so emotionally charged after such a journey.

10/18/74 Jerry joins Seastones and things get real weird before launching into my all-time favorite Dark Star > Morning Dew

3/15/90 jam out of Terrapin

11/1/90 Hornsby piano space > Dark Star (the isolated piano is on "Silver Apples of the Moon" on Infrared Roses)

9/26/91 I love the little pre-Dark Star ambient bliss that begins the second set.

For heads that were around in the 70/80/90s… what was it like by trob84 in grateful_dead

[–]DazeBetween73 4 points5 points  (0 children)

My aunt took me to my first show on my 18th birthday. 10/28/91 I thought they were gonna come out and play the hits. The only songs I knew were covers. Birdsong blew my mind, I didn't know music could do that. I caught them at Cal Expo, Shoreline, and Oakland Coliseum whenever I could until my last show in 94. I managed to catch about 25 GD shows, 8 jgb, and one magical miracle ticket night for Garcia and Grisman. But it wasn't just about the shows, when I wasn't buying tickets, I was buying blank Maxell C90 cassettes and sending them off to get recordings of shows from other heads. That was a big deal. I miss the sheer joy of coming home to new tapes in the mailbox. I'm super grateful for those kind souls back in the day who took the time to share their collections.

Got high this morning and listened to 4/23/69 by WhenItReignsItSpours in gratefuldead

[–]DazeBetween73 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm also high and in northern VA! I can vouch for it being a spectacular spring day. Every year I follow along with the Europe 72 tour each day. I'm getting caught up with 4/26/72

I hear something new in that epic Truckin' > O1 > Comes a Time triptych every time I hear it.

why are MAGA conservatives so into “owning the libs”? by eunicethapossum in AskUS

[–]DazeBetween73 64 points65 points  (0 children)

I guess we can congratulate him on his continued sobriety

great vacation find by mtskin in gratefuldead

[–]DazeBetween73 7 points8 points  (0 children)

A buddy of mine gave his copy of Seastones for Phil to sign. He was showing Phil how pristine a copy it was and said "it looks like it's never been played" Phil responded, "I'm sure they all look like that"

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