Does anyone out there still listen to the Grateful Dead?
110230
Absolutely.  Old hippies never die, we just flash back.  \n\nI have a fond spot in my heart for the really old jams, like St. Stephen.  I also still enjoy the Working Man's Dead album.
468969
used to be. not much anymore. but for somereason i got one of the world is black stuck in my head eitler today... odd really... i havent listened to them in ages. their not bad. their the only poseer band you really cant hate.
1174194
the grateful dead kick A$$ i cant say that i have 1 fav song because i got alot more than 1 but i love em they were bad a$$... i even have the dead family album...
68466
ABSOLUTELY!  They are my favorite and I've seen them in concert 8 times. Fabulous!  I've been a loyal and devoted fan since around 1984-85.  There's not a better band on the planet as far as I'm concerned and I listen to their music every single day. :)
512815
id never be able to pick a single band as my fav. but they are one of my favorites. their music kicks ass (their older music more than the new)
313720
Yes, im listening to them right now!!! hehehe\nyeah, especially Look Into My Eyes, it has so much meaning to it!!!!! im a really big fan of them, but unfourtunately, they are not very popular in america, and im hoping someday everyone will soon here it. im trying to spreadit around school, cuz i know alot of people will enjoy it! someday, they WILL be popular around america, and i wont b the only one!!!
996801
The Grateful Dead started playing it years ago, its true it was written by Petty/Hardin, not Tom, sorry. What was really cool at a show was listening to them do it similar to Buddy Holly as far as the chorus, but also adding the Grateful Dead flavorful groove to it. Slowing it down just enough, so with audience participation voices and clapping, it proved to be very monumental. Then in later years transitioning from Throwing stones into NFA, keeping that groove from throwing towards the end, leaving enough anticipation and listening for the opening chords of NFA. It was sweeter than the scent of patchouli. Look up some versions of the song live, my favorite year is 78' for many songs. 10/17/78 at winterland is a great show if you can get a hold of it, first "world to to give" I dont think Ive ever heard it on the radio except the dead hour. Good stuff!!\nPeace
1167758
I absolutely love most of the bands that played Woodstock. Janis Joplin and Jefferson Airplane being among my favorites. Soundgarden, STP, RHCP, Smashing Pumpkins, Nirvana, are all good. There were others too that were good. I have to agree with you about Simple Plan, Good Charlotte, Click Five, etc. I don't know where rock is going but it needs to come back. They lack substance and they whine a lot. I don't like that at all. I'm hoping that once again something new will come out that will put those bands to shame much like "grunge" did to hair metal
635325
love them. they ROCK! WiL is one crazy SOB. I went to see them live a couple of months ago and it was the best ever!
55097
I love the Bee Gees!!!\nStayin' Alive!!!!!
876527
absolutely.... they are the best thing since sliced bread. I have the album 'Page Avenue' and play it all the time....\n\nI also remember them when they were called 'Big Blue Monkey' back in the late 90's\n\nJems xXx
601557
i don't know but i still listen to the music
207318
NOOOOO!!! I listen to them ALL the time, they are not devil worshipers, the name is just for entertainment.
279113
listened to them before they released thier 1st album.Went to thier concert in Melbourne Australia on Dec 17 2005, best concert I have ever been to , and ive been to a LOT...\nHoliday.....so true
1061227
sure,, used to listen to them alot,,, few of their songs:\n\nbad enough\neverybody knows\nwalk with you\njellyhead\nking for a day
969069
sounds good to me. theyre a really good band.. one of my favorites!\n\ndrop me a line at blondiechik0703@yahoo.com.\n\nor just send me a link or whatever. Im interested!\n\nx♥x
1032399
yeah i like them.  i have heard their album.  i think its pretty good.