GRATEFUL DEAD Dark Star Reaction

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[@daveseidnergd]

"Dark Star is always playing somewhere. All we do is tap into it." - Phil Lesh

[@robertgrosek1124]

1969 peak psychedelic Dead. This album captures it and the quality of the recording is unmatched for that time

[@robertgrosek1124]

can’t tell you how much pot i cleaned using this album cover back in the day when you had to clean out seeds

[@uglitchymcglitchfacevideoc1640]

Hey, thanks for giving this song such a thorough and respectful listen! It's such a pleasure to see someone else appreciate the musical landscape the Dead create, especially as they express themselves in THIS version of Dark Star. You have a keen ear, lol! Dark Star is the Grateful Dead's signature tune, and this performance, recorded on February 27, 1969 and released as side 1 on their 1969 album "Live/Dead", is this song's most widely known version. Although they debuted the song about 20 months before this was recorded, this performance was actually the very first time this song took flight *like this*, and it was a revelation for everyone, band and audience alike. This is the Grateful Dead captured at one of their musical peaks.

[@johncoulombe833]

Sometimes I forget how good this song really is. The Dead are the greatest rock band in history.

[@BoudiciaDark]

Be very, VERY careful dude because you are DANGEROUSLY close to becoming a deadhead It's ok though, we don't bite!

[@shortstuff7959]

Can't beat the Grateful Dead when you want to take your brain to interesting places.

[@carolburnett190]

I’m enjoying these trips back into time. I’ve discovered that the Grateful Dead is a band that needs to be explored more deeply.

[@genesiegel2884]

This musical exploration changed everything for me. Sitting alone in a basement in 1971, only light shown from a reel to reel tape player. Before, was handed something to drink and led down the basement steps where someone placed headphones upon my ears, and left me alone. I remember “Dark Star” coming on. I had never heard the Grateful Dead before, had no preconceived notions. Next thing I know, I am sobbing in delight as my body FEELS the music, it went beyond hearing & listening, it was all encompassing. To this day, when ever I hear this version, I have a physiological reaction that I can’t explain. Transformative, beautiful, inexplicable. Thanks for playing this. ❤

[@StacyPadilla-qd2md]

This is truly music from another time. I saw the dead at least 6 times and every concert was peaceful and relaxing. Even the police loved doing security at their performances. No fighting and everyone was in a great mood (if you catch my meaning). This is truly the epitome of psychedelic rock.

[@cosmonaut9942]

My favorite Dead tune that got me started as a young 15 year old kid in 1970 on a life long journey with the Dead and psychedelia. I'm old now but still on the bus. Acid was not required to see and enjoy the Dead, but it sure was icing on the cake. Especially with this tune.

[@Stephen-nd1sx]

Grateful Dead 6-9-77 Help on the Way/ Slipknot!/ Franklin's Tower: Winterland

[@lostsailor76]

The one from Veneta aint too shabby either.

[@jamiedimond9419]

this whole album🔥

[@gratefulkm]

This a bone fida Yoga,

[@johnhayes8520]

A masterful 20 minutes from one concert of thousands that they did.

[@patrick-po2lx]

Perennially Under-appreciated band member: Tom Constanten

[@binkle76]

Dead Head here in STL, MO, USA- I discovered them in the 80's with Touch Of Grey, but I didn't know the legacy. Fast forward to 1994, and I'm at my first Dead concert at age 17. Fast forward again to 1998 and I'm lying on the floor, tripping balls while listening to this. Dark Star is a masterpiece. This was the album that finally caught their fire. Even though they were better represented live, their next two studio albums are absolute classics, as well.

[@briancullen9575]

Jerry’s voice on this was so powerful.

[@jaquestraw1]

Only the Dead would have this as an opening track to a double album in 1969. Their definitive grand opus in my humble opinion. One of their finest moments