Reviews for "We Are The Dead Heads"
We Are The Dead Headsby spinningmerkaba
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Sat, Oct 10, 2020 @ 2:11 PM Uses samples from:
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Sun, Oct 11, 2020 @ 12:15 AM
In 1970 I bought the cassette (for younger listeners google it!!) of Workingman’s Dead. Got home super excited only to find the cassette was defective. The following day I took it back to the shop only to be told they thought I had damaged it and refused to change it!
I felt it was an omen and never bought another GD album! Luckily a skinny girl lifted the curse and I finally became a fan Great reminder of a great band  |
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 You can still get a copy of it, lol! Tape trading of live shows was a big deal in the way back…now you can get most shows on internet archive. I think when internet archive first started it was mainly a place for dead heads to upload their recordings. I find it interesting how the tech culture and hippie culture are intertwined. I’m happy to know that the curse was lifted off of you. Thanks for listening! |
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Sun, Oct 11, 2020 @ 1:02 AM
Personally, I like it because you and JoeBone sound like a Deadesque tribute to Billy Idol. Very cool! Even had a Steve Stevens does Grateful Dead guitar vibe going on ‘;0)
Anyway, for the well deserved Ed Pick! the Grateful Dead theme got the love. Did you check out Joe Bone & The Dark Vibes live videos on Youtube? |
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Thanks for the pick!
Ha! What a mash up. Billy and the Dead….A nice day for a tie dye wedding, lol. Thanks for the Steve Stevens comparison, though I’m humbled by it..he is a monster on the frets…and brings back memories of my days on the Sunset Strip. I actually played at Gazzarris in my first Hollywood band, Blowtorch Opera. With the passing of Eddie this week it all seems somehow connected. What a long strange trip it’s been…. |
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… brings back memories of my days on the Sunset Strip. Thanks for shaking my memory tree. I had forgotten about Sunset in Hollywood. During a 1970s “hit the road as a musician” break from my college daze, lived (crashed) for a brief period near Cahuenga and Vine. One memorable gig was hauling my Hammond and Leslie down to Newport Beach for a one night gig with Henry Vestine. |
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That’s rich! I lived on Balboa peninsula for a year, jamming in a punk thrash band in Huntington Beach. The landscape has changed so much since then.
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Sun, Oct 11, 2020 @ 4:06 AM
Great concept, fantastic execution.
As a life-long hippie sympathizer I approve. |
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I though you might like this one. You came into my mind while I was recording the background vocals, I think because you remind me of Frank Zappa, and the low harmony sounded Speckish to me. Thanks for listening and for your hippy sympathizing.
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Sun, Oct 11, 2020 @ 9:07 AM
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Thanks Panu!
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JoeBone
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Mon, Oct 12, 2020 @ 12:34 AM
Brilliant my friend you have deffo got the Grateful Dead Vibe going here ! Transformed and completly different from my original track. A proper remix in my books !
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Thanks Man! I had a lot of fun doing it and in the process introducing myself to your music.
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Kara Square
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Fri, Oct 16, 2020 @ 9:15 AM
Ohhh… this is goooooood. Awesome psychedelic guitar action. Definitely a killer jam!
Deadly!👻 |
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