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The official rating systems go thusly (get your calculator out, you'll need it)
10 points for Mother McCrees or earlier
9 points for The Warlocks
8 points for the original band. Jer, Bob, Billy, Phil, TC, Pigpen
7 points: Jer, Bob, Billy, Phil, TC, Pigpen + Mickey
6 points: Jer, Bob, Billy, Phil , Pigpen, Mickey
5 points: Jer, Bob, Billy, Phil, Pigpen, Keith and Donna
4 points Jer, Bob, Billy, Phil, Keith and Donna
3.5 points Jer, Bob, Billy, Phil, Keith and Donna and Mickey
3 points Jer, Bob, Billy, Phil, Brent and Mickey
2.5 points Jer, Bob, Billy, Phil, Hornsby, Vince Welnick and Mickey
2 points Jer, Bob, Billy, Phil, Vince and Mickey
Phil and Friends, unless with Trey ( then 10 points).
FURTHUR
The Dead
The Other Ones
1 point each:
RatDog (only with Kimock or Karan)
JGB
Garcia Saunders
Garcia Grisman acoustic
Reconstruction
.5 points:
Bobby and the Midnights
RatDog (Wasserman early version)
Kingfish
Keith and Donna band
Go Ahead
Planet Drum, Diga rhythm band or any Mickey Hart project except the Gyoto Monks show which is a 10.
Billy and the Kids, 7 Walkers or any other Billy project
DSO (Unless they played a show you were actually at then ten points)
Other GD,Garcia (Why no Bob Weir cover bands huh?) cover bands
A top jamband covering a Dead song. (unless Phish, then ten points)
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Specific show heady points:
Ten:
Egypt.
5-8-77
The Melkweg
NYE 78-79
GAMH
Ben Fried Memorial
SNACK Sunday
Golden Gate Park FOR FREE
Five
The 80's Warlocks
US Festival
Jamaica.
Europe (but only once per tour),
The Sound test
3
Boreal ridge (if you liked it, none if you didn't)
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Originally posted by Bx. Bruce View PostGot me an 8 on that one, and a 6 for when he played between Dead sets, or should that be a 6.5?
Last edited by bennyboy; 04-18-2015, 02:09 PM. Reason: To stoned, too lazy and not too successful....
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Originally posted by Rossvegas Do Deadheads buy raffle tickets? Because they're about to go offsale. Just sayin'.
Originally posted by marignygreg View Post
Well, the Dead are a favorite of Threadheads and Threadheads buy raffle tickets....so I'm guessing yes.
On the other hand, Brother Luke is probably trying to flog his raffle tix for twice face, as we speak...
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05/07/89 (Sun) Frost Amphitheater - Palo Alto, CA
Set 1: Iko Iko, Little Red Rooster, Bertha, Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues, Built To Last, Picasso Moon, Bird Song
Set 2: Foolish Heart, Victim Or The Crime, Crazy Fingers, Women Are Smarter > He's Gone > Drums > Space > The Other One > Black Peter > Lovelight, E: Knockin' On Heaven's Door
http://relisten.net/grateful-dead/1989/5/7
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All shows to be Pay per View as well as in the theaters. http://www.rollingstone.com/music/ne...-view-20150422 and that makes me very happy.
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Originally posted by bennyboy View PostAll shows to be Pay per View as well as in the theaters. http://www.rollingstone.com/music/ne...-view-20150422 and that makes me very happy.
"The pay-per-view event will be hosted by CNBC reporter Steve Liesman and feature special guest host Bill Walton, a Basketball Hall of Famer and perhaps the group's most famous Deadhead."
For my money, one of the greatest sources of unintentional comedy on the planet.
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Originally posted by Lit View Post
And this makes me even happier:
"The pay-per-view event will be hosted by CNBC reporter Steve Liesman and feature special guest host Bill Walton, a Basketball Hall of Famer and perhaps the group's most famous Deadhead."
For my money, one of the greatest sources of unintentional comedy on the planet.
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