they had a cool early 70s countryish perfomance on SNL that my uncle taped for us when i was a kid and Jerry seemed like a chill soul

these, ive never been a fan. skull symbol 100x better

Reads like the pop journo reactions to TPAB

ive never seen this before yikes

certified furry lover boy vibes

their free-form jams were born out of a philosophy that was still profoundly American. They were born at the border between the individualistic and libertarian culture of the Frontier and the communal and spiritual culture of the quakers. Despite being ostracized by the Establishment, the Grateful Dead expressed, better than any other musician of that age, the quintessence of the American nation, and perhaps that was precisely the reason that their music resonated so well with the soul of the American youth.

leave it to Scaruffi to say some s*** about the quakers in a music review

i associate it more with later era grateful dead , dont think the bears were introduced until mid 70s at least

how close was Peter Green to doing that on End Of The Game

Coincidentally you said this after talking about your dosing plans when listening to their songs

Before you understand the full meaning behind the Grateful Dead bears, you have to look at the man who they were designed for: Owsley “Bear” Stanley. In addition to being the band’s sound engineer in the early days, Stanley was also the chemist behind the creation and distribution of a large proportion of the LSD that was being consumed in the United States in the 1960s and beyond.

ah yeah ive heard all about that guy in my psych rags the skull still cooler

Louis "Moondog" Hardin was one of the greatest geniuses of the 20th century. A New York street performer of the 1950s, he composed string quartets, symphonies and operas, but mainly surreal vignettes for orchestra and home-made instruments. His works encompass everything that was known and a lot of what was still unknown. He virtually invented every single genre of rock, electronic and world music.

Green era live Mac was closer to Dead than almost anyone but definitely a different end goal with End of the Game

end of the game was "sheer sound-painting" as papa piero puts it

holy s*** the last sentence

It's even weirder that he puts world music in there when his exhaustive breakdown of its history has zero mention of Moondog

He does have awesome album covers tho

Rewatching Mad Men lately, on Season 5 rn

Gawd Joan’s mother is such a BIATCH

If you guys didn't follow Dori before he left ktt you should've always makes us chuckle

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Have you ever seen his page dedicated to documenting the people/websites who have plagiarized him?

It's pretty funny, because on one hand, yeah these people have blatantly copy-pasted parts of his write-ups — on the other hand, his reactions to some of them are wild as hell lol.

Dude goes from talking about a guy copying his work in their Amazon reviews, to Amazon being a criminal empire of for-profit plagiarism that he must destroy:

Note that corporations like Amazon make it extremely difficult to report abuses: it is in their interest that you steal texts from other people's websites and post them on Amazon's. De facto this idiot is helping Amazon steal texts legally: i cannot sue Amazon if i don't first complain about the plagiarist and complain about the plagiarist is terribly difficult and time-consuming, and meanwhile Amazon can claim that they have committed absolutely no crime, it is just one of their readers who is out of line.

By far the 2 longest entries on that page are dedicated to the same guy

I dont remember anyone named Dori from here

But i just liked and followed him solely because i share his hatred of the creature they call "timothee chalamet". Except i am not warming up to him, and never will

He was the friendliest dude in the old ktt edgy film section fam has loads of spicy gay LB reviews that I know you'll like

Did Papa Piero love it then?

Oh that makes sense why i dont know about them. You're talking about the OG TV/Film chat thread right? I think i only went in there a few times, but i know there was a tight knit group in it

Yeah they were the first people I ever came across that were like YOU DON'T KNOW SHIT when I tried to banter with them about movies

Would've been like me jumping into a whole thread of old rasies back in the day talking about how Arcade Fire are the current kings of rock and roll :ohno: which is exactly what I did do when I entered the fam thread lmao

Still don't think I was wrong in 2013

sounds like a nightmare

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