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forgotten". Documents persisted (as well as dictatorsh 
that would not let him be forgotten. In regards to thi 
King, we only have documents, moments in time... Dead mo 
in time that is . 

j&Sft >' We were given so much from him and his cohorts but 
demanded more still, ensuing him to do it over and over 
again and again. Yet after more than 2,000 shows, it's 
over. Leaving us with only memories and mere glimpses Â« 

^ r .h apablmieE - If you trace thelr history from yei 
year there are many interesting things that both happen. 
*?? happening even today. The Dead did many tours. 

h * ?Â° #t of any band in th Â® history of roolc mus 
Jl 1 Y ere inc^dible, but it seems as though when th< 
thf f f d" al i y ge t everything exactly perfect intended to 
that vav for the duration of the tour. to 


The most stellar year H 
course no one can forget tho: 
rippin* 1973-74 era, but in i 
all. After a short west 
[Dead broke for f;c , 

Anyone who attended r-y 

yirst Bix s hoÂ«s of'that tour have 
y VÂ° trading circles t| 
quality. However, afte 
gets slim and the searc 
hack, relax and enjoy, 
stupendous tour that sh 
in addition to their au 
this point and continue 
stop, who knew it woul< 


7 was 1978. Of Jfl 

h jc W* or even the 

out in terms of consistency 1978 had i 
:â€¢ coast stint in January of 1978 the 

-"-d m a 0 nv th o f P , r h eParln S f Â° r tHe ***"Â« hour. 
."'â€ 3 Â»ny of those shows was not disappointed 

mysteriously made 
wonderful soundboard 
rst six shows the picking 
Search no further, sit ^ 
show is from the middle of thai 

6 Thev a tUne t0 Â°" e an Â°hhe? 

â€¢ They are well rehearsed by i 

a a Z no^er b ^ their 
another 17 years. * 


