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Short sleeve mid-weight soft cotton t-shirt features large Stealie artwork on front. Shirt has a relaxed fit that runs true to size.
Short sleeve mid-weight soft cotton t-shirt features large Stealie artwork on front. Shirt has a relaxed fit that runs true to size.
Short sleeve mid-weight soft cotton t-shirt features large Stealie artwork on front. Shirt has a relaxed fit that runs true to size.
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On Friday, the first of two nights, the Dead hit an appreciative – and at times ecstatic – audience with a display of virtuosity which has been too long absent from these shores. Taking things to the very edge, like the true Wild West Frontiersmen of rock that they’ve always been, they covered old raga…
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Dead & Company – Sphere Official Show Poster Foil Edition Limited edition official poster for the Dead & Company concert at the Sphere in Las Vegas on Bicycle Day. Designed by Todd Slater. Poster is in mint condition and would look great framed. It measures 18″ x 24″. This is the speckled foil version that…
The anniversary of Europe ’72 deserves a custom tie dye t-shirt. This tee provides a refreshing take on a nostalgic album with it’s rainbow, spiral, tie dye pattern and Europe ’72 front and back hit. Also features a custom Europe ’72 Anniversary printed neck label.
An enigmatic classic, “Aoxomoxoa” is messy and murky, mysterious and majestic a perfect time capsule that is still stubbornly resplendent a half century after it first appeared. The album introduced some of the bands most beloved songs and stands as one of their best.
Pressed on Classic Black Vinyl.
“Skeletons from the Closet: The Best of Grateful Dead” was the Grateful Dead’s first compilation album and going 4 times platinum, it stands as their best selling album to date. Originally released in 1974, this reissue features the 2019 remastered audio.
On Friday, the first of two nights, the Dead hit an appreciative – and at times ecstatic – audience with a display of virtuosity which has been too long absent from these shores. Taking things to the very edge, like the true Wild West Frontiersmen of rock that they’ve always been, they covered old raga…
Not only did Skull & Roses serve up supremely fine tunes, it was also the one that scored the Grateful Dead their very first Gold record, introduced the world to the iconic skeleton babe Bertha, and asked the questions – Who are you? Where are you? How are you? – giving birth to the first official generation of Dead Heads.
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