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  <br /> <br /> <span style="font-weight: bold;">What A Long Strange Trip It's Been - The Best Of The Grateful Dead (MP3@320Kbps)</span><!--bold--><br /> <br /> <br /> Audio CD (October 25, 1990)<br /> Original Release Date: 1977<br /> Number of Discs: 2<br /> Label: Warner Bros / Wea<br /> ASIN: B000002KH8<br /> <br /> <span style="font-weight: bold;">Includes:</span><!--bold--> ID3 Tags &amp; front.jpg<br /> <br /> <span style="font-weight: bold;">Track Listings</span><!--bold--><br /> <br /> CD 1<br /> 01. New, New Minglewood Blues<br /> 02. Cosmic Charlie<br /> 03. Truckin'<br /> 04. Black Peter<br /> 05. Born Crossed-Eyed<br /> 06. Ripple<br /> 07. Doin' That Rag<br /> 08. Dark Star<br /> 09. High Time<br /> 10. New Speedway Boogie<br /> <br /> CD 2<br /> 01. St. Stephen<br /> 02. Jack Straw<br /> 03. Me &amp; My Uncle<br /> 04. Tennessee Jed<br /> 05. Cumberland Blues<br /> 06. Playing In The Band<br /> 07. Brown-Eyed Woman<br /> 08. Ramble On Rose<br /> <br /> <br /> [b]By Anthony G Pizza<br /> <br /> The Grateful Dead have not been well served by label compilations. <br /> Their windblown, exhilirating, rootless roots rock hardly contains itself on the band's relatively few studio releases, <br /> let alone stands slicing into radio-friendly pieces. <br /> This is why every Deadhead gathers his personal best-of from hundreds of worldwide concerts trapped on tapes.<br /> <br /> Warner's 1977's &quot;What A Long Strange Trip It's Been&quot; covers the group's 1967-72 period as well as expected being neither <br /> fish nor fowl. The 2 CD set (adding up to just over 86 minutes), compiled with the band and well-remastered by Joe Gastwirt, <br /> balances the disparate studio/live faces of this legendary American phenomenon. <br /> It misses several FM hits (&quot;Skeletons From The Closet&quot; is your first stop other than the original <br /> LPs for &quot;Sugar Magnolia,&quot; &quot;Friend Of The Devil,&quot; etc., although &quot;Truckin'&quot; repeats here) but balances the Dead's <br /> first five years' studio and live releases.<br /> <br /> What &quot;Strange Trip&quot; does best is refocus attention on the band's first, most creative years: the band, still young; <br /> the studio, still suitable laboratory; the following, still new and gaining for music as for the social experience; <br /> the goal, to grow a body of original work rather than expand on familiar music and memories. <br /> Indeed, only Elvis Presley among American rockers drew so easily from as many influences as the Dead did in the years <br /> covered here.<br /> <br /> The consistently strong Jerry Garcia-Robert Hunter compositions (among them the concert staples &quot;Ripple,&quot; &quot;Tennessee Jed,&quot; <br /> and a truncated &quot;Dark Star&quot;) merge the dusty, dry strength of Jimmy Rodgers, (train imagery shows up throughout <br /> the selections, even without &quot;Casey Jones&quot;) Robert Johnson (listen again to the intro of &quot;Cosmic Charlie&quot;), Bill Monroe, <br /> Buddy Holly and the South-Southwest's musical/lyrical imagery. Add Bob Weir's Bakersfield vocals on &quot;Me and Me Uncle&quot; <br /> and &quot;Playing In The Band,&quot; the late &quot;Pigpen&quot; McKernan's bluesy voice and keyboard on &quot;Ramble On Rose&quot; <br /> and the early &quot;New, New Minglewood Blues,&quot; and Phil Lesh's solid bass throughout (Gastwirt's remastering recasts him as <br /> the star of &quot;Truckin'&quot;). <br /> You get a sound and style not so much created as organically harvested, then psychedelically frosted.<br /> <br /> Whether this set serves as time capsule or accessible musical portal depends on where and how far new fans retrace <br /> their long, strange trip. <br /> The road is easiest back to 1970's beloved &quot;American Beauty&quot; and &quot;Workingman's Dead&quot; (four songs from that LP are <br /> featured here) or on to 1973's elegant &quot;Wake Of The Flood&quot; or &quot;Mars Hotel.&quot; <br /> Either way, &quot;What A Long Strange Trip It's Been&quot; provides a meatier, incomplete but still recommended musical supplement <br /> for casual or new fans. <br />
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CD 2/08. Grateful Dead - Ramble on Rose.mp3	14 MB
CD 2/01. Grateful Dead - St. Stephen.mp3	12 MB
CD 2/02. Grateful Dead - Jack Straw.mp3	11 MB
CD 2/03. Grateful Dead - Me & My Uncle.mp3	7.1 MB
CD 2/04. Grateful Dead - Tenessee Jed.mp3	17 MB
CD 2/05. Grateful Dead - Cumberland Blues.mp3	13 MB
CD 2/06. Grateful Dead - Playing in the Band.mp3	11 MB
CD 2/07. Grateful Dead - Brown-Eyed Woman.mp3	11 MB
CD 1/10. Grateful Dead - New Speedway Boogie.mp3	9.3 MB
CD 1/01. Grateful Dead - New, New Minglewood Blues.mp3	6 MB
CD 1/02. Grateful Dead - Cosmic Charlie.mp3	13 MB
CD 1/03. Grateful Dead - Truckin'.mp3	12 MB
CD 1/04. Grateful Dead - Black Peter.mp3	17 MB
CD 1/05. Grateful Dead - Born Cross-Eyed.mp3	6.8 MB
CD 1/06. Grateful Dead - Ripple.mp3	10 MB
CD 1/07. Grateful Dead - Doin' That Rag.mp3	11 MB
CD 1/08. Grateful Dead - Dark Star.mp3	6.3 MB
CD 1/09. Grateful Dead - High Time.mp3	12 MB

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