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kShepher Elite user Washington, DC 470 Posts 
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This whole post is a joke...in a way.
I am a drummer. I would really like my card magic to be liquid as the Dead's drummers. Deadheads will get it. Move along, now. |
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jhostler Loyal user 278 Posts
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Bill and Mickey would be honored.
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kShepher Elite user Washington, DC 470 Posts
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I was smashed when I posted this.
At least there is ONE deadhead out there. |
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Mr Salk Special user Tied to 568 Posts
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I steal your face.
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jhostler Loyal user 278 Posts
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On Feb 22, 2018, kShepher wrote: We are everywhere. |
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MaxArtifice New user 25 Posts
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Yes, Deadheads will get it. This one did.
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Claudio Inner circle Europe 1946 Posts
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Moving along...gratefully.
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kShepher Elite user Washington, DC 470 Posts
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There is hope.
For those who haven't....check out Every which way but another way out of Card Devilry. If some genius could eliminate the second dealing sequence it would be in the top ten. |
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jeffthemediocre New user 3 Posts
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BE KIND
saw dead and company in new orleans last weekend....incredible....mickey says hi |
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kShepher Elite user Washington, DC 470 Posts
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My old friend just sent a pic of Micky slamming the Beam.
What has happened to our culture? No talents getting rich off of morons to no end. I'm off my soapbox. |
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Rupert Pupkin Inner circle 1452 Posts
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On Mar 2, 2018, kShepher wrote: They said this in the 50s. And the 60s. And the 70s. And the 80s. And the 90s. And the 00s. Careful, that empty soapbox might collapse out from under you. |
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jhostler Loyal user 278 Posts
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The Dead themselves were open to pop, folk, rock, blues, and jazz influences - some quite un-hip at the time (the Monkees?! Bill Monroe?!). Unfortunately - and this is NOT directed at anyone here - many Heads sort of terminated their musical evolution with the discovery of Jerry and company. There's SOOOO much more out there! Everything from Tom Waits to Julian Cope to Sturgill Simpson to Margo Price to Esquivel to...
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Rupert Pupkin Inner circle 1452 Posts
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On Mar 2, 2018, jhostler wrote: My man! Love all those folx. |
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kShepher Elite user Washington, DC 470 Posts
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Rupert...you might be right.
Watching Capital Theatre 1979...I think. |
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Sudo Nimh Inner circle 1879 Posts
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Hey now! Lifelong Canadian Deadhead here - why I'm wearing a liquid blue "Casey Jones" tie-dye as I type this!
In addition I have a card effect that is titled "The Grateful Dead. And to make matters worse, I have a new Magic and Mentalism periodical I publish titled "Skeletons from the Closet".... And in the spirit of the diggers and the 60's - it's FREE. More info here: http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/viewt......forum=15 
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Sudo Nimh Inner circle 1879 Posts
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On Mar 2, 2018, jhostler wrote: Blasphemy! Lukewarm Deadheads these days... 
(Just kiddin' of course.) Since there are a few of us in here it seems...Donna or no Donna? Pig, Keith, or Brent? (I doubt few will say Vince or Tom)  And as much as I like Mickey, I honestly think Bill was better when he was by himself.
"Roll those laughing bones...." 
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jhostler Loyal user 278 Posts
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On Mar 6, 2018, Sudo Nimh wrote: No Donna. Pigpen, Keith, & Brent each served their respective eras well... but Jerry may have been inspired most by Mydland. While Bill was a monster from '73-'74, I still have a soft spot for the "popcorn machine!" |
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Sudo Nimh Inner circle 1879 Posts
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I have to agree with Kreutzman on the subject of Donna - she didn't fit. That said, I have a soft spot for Donna - it's pretty hard to imagine 'no Donna' on some of those mind-blowing shows from the '77 tour...
Mydland was something else and I think there's absolutely no denying he inspired Jerry. I'm sure you've seen this (who hasn't?) but watch Jer around the the 10:00 mark. Not only is Jerry bobbin' with a huge grin as he admires Brent, but even Bobby is staring over too. Brent at his finest. Brings a little tear to my eye every time I see this one. |
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kShepher Elite user Washington, DC 470 Posts
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My friend knocked on my front door when I was a kid. His Mom drove him there to pick my up. He had an extra ticket to Roosevelt Stadium, 1974. I said no because I wanted to go to theMall.
Yup! |
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jhostler Loyal user 278 Posts
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Shaky start, but well worth it! (I remember that backdrop well...)
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