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 I met friends at the cinema, for Phish3D! The new Phish had a special 4/20 sneek peek screening at select theaters nationwide. Phish3D is a film, in 3D (doh!) of Phish’s Festival 8, which was Halloween weekend 2009, at the Polo Grounds in Indio, California. [...]http://deadheadland.com/2010/04/21/phish-3d-movie-preview-on-420-a-big-hit-for-everyone/
 It’s not a long book, and it is fun to read – it flows like talking to a new friend in the lot or a campground, and hearing some good old show stories. There are a lot of good memories packed into this book, do not let it’s size deceive you. Meaty detailed confessions!!! The Starburst Commander leads you on his journey, and it’s like you are on tour together. [...]http://deadheadland.com/2010/04/02/book-review-confessions-of-a-dead-head-by-the-starburst-commander/
do_sud_thumb(“http://”,”Review: Furthur, Mohegan Sun, 2.26.10″) Reprinted from Views Skewed
Dsclaimer: I grew up within [...]http://deadheadland.com/2010/03/01/review-furthur-mohegan-sun-2-26-10/
Rreprinted with permission from Views Skewed by M. Berke
This review of last night show is reprinted with permission from Views Skewed by M. Berke
It’s not everyday that you get to see a killer folk/celtic group open up for a exceptional country band. Well actually, it’s not everyday that I go see a country band at all. Usually I see jamgrass musicians… Which is a mixture of bluegrass bands that jam, however, today was the exception, as me, my dad and brother headed to the Morristown Community Theater to see The Andy Goessling Trio, Roger Deitz, and Brian McArdle & Wry Toast. [...]http://deadheadland.com/2010/02/10/review-garden-state-folk-festival-roger-deitz-the-andy-goessling-trio-of-railroad-earth/
This show was off to the races from the start. I put in a request for this tune among a few others, and wether it was because I requested them or not, it was still an amazing setlist. Carey counts off, the band all starts off together, Skehan, Andy and Timmy are the first to change to another note, signifying “420″. Being right up front riding the rail I could tell you everyone was dancing as always. I was taking video, happy as could be, but still dancing as “420″ often does. This is a John Skehan tune… [...]http://deadheadland.com/2010/02/07/review-railroad-earth-sherman-theater-112709/
As Furthur evolves and solidifies as a working unit they have decided to use a thinly veiled form of stealth to set up a few small club dates in order to prepare for the New Year’s run of two shows in San Francisco at the Bill Graham Civic and then a few more in preparation for their pending Winter Tour. [...]http://deadheadland.com/2009/12/28/review-of-furthur-at-the-masonic-lodge-in-mill-valley-ca-december-27-2009/
What started out as a fanzine for tape collectors became a guide to the Deadhead universe, a hub of communication, with active trading, classifieds, cross country scene coverage, and of course up to date Grateful Dead tour news, set lists, reviews and pictures. Remember kids, we did not have this all coming into phones in our pockets… [...]http://deadheadland.com/2009/10/01/interview-with-toni-brown-author-of-relix-the-book-the-grateful-dead-experience/
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