2/4/05
Rhino releases 5 more titles in Spring 2006
Following the Dead's early Warner Bros. LP's and their evolution from a San Francisco hippie phenomenon to one of the biggest bands on the planet, these five album masterpieces chronicle the creatively expansive portion of their long, strange, and amazing trip beginning in 1973 when they launched their own label. Rhino's remastered & expanded editions celebrate the Dead's immortal music with state-of-the-art sonics and a wealth of fresh-from-the-archives bonus rarities.
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If you don't have this, you don't know the Grateful Dead! Timeless tracks from their first totally-independent release. Tracks
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Mars Hotel
One of the most potent albums the band ever recorded. It truly defines the magic of 1974. Tracks
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" Arabian wind, The Needle's Eye is thin What good is spilling blood? It will not grow a thing" In addition to many tunes which never left the band's playlist, thirty years later, Robert Hunter's lyrics on the title track remain as relevant, if not more so, than back then.
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Terrapin Station
Where were you the first time you heard Terrapin Station? Something simultaneously new, timeless, delicate, and powerful is at work here. Tracks
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Shakedown Street
Grateful Dead Dance Party! Crank it up for Shakedown, Good Lovin', and Fire on the Mountain! Need a Miracle? Tracks
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