Grateful Dead - The Golden Road (1965 - 1973)
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Free Music Notes for The Golden Road (1965 - 1973)
Free Music Review: Go Piggy Go!
Hit: 5 Stars
The Golden Road showcases the incredible talent of the Grateful Dead. Beginning with the Warlocks years all the way through the death of Ron "Pigpen" McKernan. You get to hear original versions of songs and some swampy blues sung by the Pig. This is what every musically talented band in USA should aspire to be.Free Music Review: ESSENTIAL 5 Stars
OTRA MONUMENTAL OBRA DE RHINO QUE TE LLEVA DE LOS PELOS A LA VORAGINE LISERGICA DE UN GRUPO QUE JUSTIFICO LOS SUEÑOS DE TODA UNA EPOCA. EDICION DE ESCUCHA OBLIGATORIA PARA TODOS LOS QUE AMAN LA MUSICA.QUIZAS PARA ALGUNOS PUEDE SER DEMASIADO, PERO PARA MUCHOS OTROS ..NO ALCANZA!!Free Music Review: IT KNOCKED ME DEAD
Hit: 5 Stars
This is a must have for any dead fan it has everything anyone could want the extra live versions on all the albums are greatThis shows the dead at their best.Garcia's guitar work is amazing and i love his banjo on workingman's dead
Free Music Review: So Much Dead, so Little Time
Hit: 5 Stars
What a box set, 6 fantastic albums, live stuff (you mean that the Grateful Dead actually performed live...oh wait that is all they did).Definite must own for any dead head!
Free Music Review: Great, But too much early stuff
Hit: 4 Stars
OK. First off, This is a great box set. From Axomoxa on up to Bears Choice....near flawless (as far as GD standards go). Great bonus tracks, Great sound... Really, these sound SOOOO good. My only gripe is that the Birth of the Dead isnt really my cup of tea. The band was just getting started and it shows. I am also not a big fan of their first record, mind you so if you like that, you will love the birth of the dead. For me, I just dont ever listen to it. It is extremely dated and a bit immature. The Workingman's Dead disc notes refers to a studio verion of Mason's Children, but includes a rather out of tune live version instead... WHY? I would really like to hear more studio outakes from this period and this set would seemingly be the best place for it. Their live shows from this era are well documented elsewhere (dicks picks, europe 72 etc). So this seems like a missed opportunity. But overall, it is a really good set and well worth the money. The Dead seems to have fixed the outtake issue on Beyond Description, which in my opinion shows a much better (album)side of the band.