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Best Grateful Dead documentary I've seen in years. The Dead story is so crazy and epic that it's really tough to distill it down to a cohesive documentary. By focusing on Bobby, this one achieves a nice snapshot of his journey. Lots of rare footage - stuff I've never seen. Mostly though, it focuses on the music. the Other one is one of my favorite songs and it's well showcased here.
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Better than 'Touch of Gray?"
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...I was in that vid. It was shot at Laguna Seca. I'm in the audience with a glow stick in my mouth. :-D
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That was you!?!?! I totally saw you.
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sort of miserable really. bobby told a stupid cat joke. we watched the skeleton mannequins wobble to ToG being replayed over and over again until we got bored and took the long night trek back to camp.
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Saw this one. Very well done. A nice mix of hanging out with Bob Weir and the story of the Grateful Dead. Lots of great anecdotes.
As a matter of fact, my anger does keep me warm