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Absolutely one of the best rockographies ever |
February 2, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
C. Raabe
from Buckley, Michigan
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Phil Lesh has written a very thoughtful and introspective at times auto- and bio -graphy of his bandmates, lives, loves, families, and most importante to most of us, fictional caricatures...(I mean, Neal Cassidy, was that guy for real???!!!) My road stories pale in comparison, as do all of ours, I think...and the muzak, just flows from Phil's pen, in a similar rythm as his music. Hey, Phil, thanks for the memories, your style is similar to snapshots that one can pull out and look at from time to time, grin, laugh, cry, all good, everything's good. This is one of my current fave gifts to friends, probably will be forever. Classic. Life is good, cya
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The sound has been found |
February 2, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Kris, Dead Head
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What a read! I enjoyed every page of this book. It is a collective history of the acid test scenes, San Fran, the bands, and the names of those who helped create the very essence of an incredible era and sound. But more importantly it allowed me to sup at the dinner table of each of the band members of the Grateful Dead, and to taste of their respective personalities and histories. Wow! Many thanks to you Mr. Lesh for such a historical trip.
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