One From The Vault
A reissue of Grateful Dead's release of their 1975 show at Great American Music Hall, we have this on black vinyl as a curated store pick.
www.vinylmeplease.com
This seems to be the same as the standard LITA pressing, or am I missing something? It makes sense they would sell it with their partnership with the Dead but not sure if there is anything special about this version.View attachment 83636
One From The Vault
A reissue of Grateful Dead's release of their 1975 show at Great American Music Hall, we have this on black vinyl as a curated store pick.www.vinylmeplease.com
How many people will order this thinking it’s a vmp exclusiveView attachment 83636
One From The Vault
A reissue of Grateful Dead's release of their 1975 show at Great American Music Hall, we have this on black vinyl as a curated store pick.www.vinylmeplease.com
This seems to be the same as the standard LITA pressing, or am I missing something? It makes sense they would sell it with their partnership with the Dead but not sure if there is anything special about this version.
The email blast says its a non-exclusive pressingThis seems to be the same as the standard LITA pressing, or am I missing something? It makes sense they would sell it with their partnership with the Dead but not sure if there is anything special about this version.
This seems to be the same as the standard LITA pressing, or am I missing something? It makes sense they would sell it with their partnership with the Dead but not sure if there is anything special about this version.
View attachment 83636
One From The Vault
A reissue of Grateful Dead's release of their 1975 show at Great American Music Hall, we have this on black vinyl as a curated store pick.www.vinylmeplease.com
Yes. It's brilliantDo I use my $15 off code for this....
3 months ago I had zero Dead albums. Now I have 10... I mean on one hand I do not need 11. But on the other hand, currently Dead albums make up 1.9999999 percent of my record collection, can't have that can we? CMOOOON 2%!Yes. It's brilliant
I've never listened to Grateful Dead. They have so much stuff I never really new where to jump in. Is this the Dead album I should get?Yes. It's brilliant
OH GOD HE ASKED THE QUESTION, THE BEST DEAD ALBUM QUESTION.I've never listened to Grateful Dead. They have so much stuff I never really new where to jump in. Is this the Dead album I should get?
I'll wade in, only to say that I think it's a fine entry point. It's my favorite "From the Vault" and a gem of a live show. People have their era preferences. This was nearly peak Dead for me. Also one of few bands I'd say listen to live stuff over studio, but it's also a bottomless well. Give it a stream! Europe '72 is amazing as well. And Cornell '77.I've never listened to Grateful Dead. They have so much stuff I never really new where to jump in. Is this the Dead album I should get?
Yes. It's brilliant
I'll wade in, only to say that I think it's a fine entry point. It's my favorite "From the Vault" and a gem of a live show. People have their era preferences. This was nearly peak Dead for me. Also one of few bands I'd say listen to live stuff over studio, but it's also a bottomless well. Give it a stream! Europe '72 is amazing as well. And Cornell '77.
The only reason I didn't give you an actual answer is I'm not qualified, having purchased all 10 Dead records I own in the past... 3 months.Thanks for the proper answer. I will dig into some streaming at the weekend.
I really can't get into the Dead, although I love so many bands that they influenced. So it would probably be one of those. Hiss Golden Messenger is one that I've seen cover the Dead, and it sounds so much better to my ears. There are a bunch of bands that I should enjoy and are right up my alley, but just don't catch me....a couple examples are Drive By Truckers and John Prine (although I am getting the VMP ROTM to try and get through that).So....... if Storf took a holiday & handed you the curation keys for May Essentials, what would be the Dead album would you place as AOTM?