Check it out. Videos and more. Type in Chuck Berry and John Lennon or Temptations or Jimi Hendrix or Keith Richards or tryit out with any name of a major artist. Videos you can send in of yourself or from your files. Check out Les July doing 'R. U. EXPerienced' by Jimi.

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It's from Japan where they love Yoko. Imagine all the fun if you Give Peace a Chance.

Some good shit here. Bookmark this site.

my favorite youtube video, thanks great link dog.

http://www.youtube.com/w/BILL-O%27REILL ... =5&t=t&f=b

another favorite

http://youtube.com/w/Hannity-%26-Colmes ... ch=hannity

Yes, even the braindead right wingers make an appearance here. You're welcome sad sack. Try the John Lennon - Chuck Berry one with Yoko squealing .

I've been listening to the grateful dead. There's this one from the monterrey pop festival from 1967, not good sound but real piece of American history.

Heres one for you Bucky- http://youtube.com/w/dead-kennedys-nazi ... ful%20dead

this is an awsome one.............

http://youtube.com/w/Stevie-Ray-Vaughn- ... evie%20ray

Hey now, DO.g's... You're a deadhead too? cooooooooool...

Are you hip to "Views From The Vault" ? Similar to the CD series of entire concerts called "Dick's Picks", these are DVDs of the same. Currently there are four available and I have to say... they are GRRRRRRRRRRRR-EAT!!! Audio feed is from the sound board and the video footage is straight out of the mixer and while the video effects produced are just "ok" by today's standards, they were cutting edge back when the shows were recorded...

well worth the 20 bucks each to buy them... and dare I say it... guaranteed to cause one to burst into spontaneous dancing in all but braindead souless repukes...

Deadheads unite! Where are you? What are you? We want to hear from you! http://deadheadsunite.tribe.net/thread/ ... 0a96113a5f - What's your story?

First heard them in the summer of 1970 when a draft dodger came to my home town from California and brought their music along. We had a motto- "You can't leave the house if a Dead record is playing until it finished. Break out the bong and relax, groovin' to the tunes." Ah the good old days. Gone but not forgotten. Ah youth. Thank god's it only happens once.

I have a copy of the first self titled album and Aoxomoxoa and plan to fill it in with Workingmans Dead and American Beauty. My favorites. Of course Live Dead, Skull and Roses as well as the Ice Cream Kid- live europe, are my favorite live events. There are no bands quite like the dead and may never be again. I read the Phil Lesh book "Searching for the Sound" which gives a good behind the scenes look at their lives and events from their conception up to 2000. Excellent read.

I will definitely get those DVD's. Copied the GD movie off PBS recently. Miss Jerry and his bluegrass stuff. Check out the Pizza Tapes and Shady Grove.

I saw them live in Buffalo while "Truckin' down to Buffalo".

Thanks stripey. Keep on truckin'.