Technology became the new religion, not Tim Leary and his "mind expanding drugs".amazing how many "hippies" that survived Woodstock have a blackberry, i-Phone, i-Pod, and a laptop and don't take LSD anymore. I guess when you can put a profit in peace then we'll have it? Well, Rap replaced Rock.lmao, and the Peace thing still ain't caught on.I never heard NWA sing about peace. August 69' the Hippies put on 3 Days of Music & Peace in upstate New York.well, the rewards from the Moon Landing keep paying dividends even to today, and the Woodstock, Music and Peace thing?
July 69', the "Establishment" put the first men on the moon. I no longer have my original cassette but I will Always remember it as my first Grateful Dead GRATEFUL DEAD at Woodstock 40 years ago today! The last 10 minutes was the grand finale and what an exciting conclusion it was! Lovelight totally blew me away! Who was that stoned hippie yelling crazy nonsense during the beginning?!! This Lovelight went on forever yet kept my interest the entire way. That swirly psychedelic Hammond organ was beautiful! I just couldn't hear any lousy playing at all. "Dark Star" "High Time" and "Lovelight ". I still wanted Woodstock!Ī few days later my wish was finally granted and I received a Sony cassette with just 3 Woodstock tracks. I listened to about 30 seconds of "Mama Tried" from 5/8/77 before I was ejected the tape. Apparently all newbie tape collectors were required to have that show. My friend decided to give me Cornell '77. "Jerry kept getting shocks from his guitar." Complaints or no complaints I still wanted that show!!! At first my request was not granted. When a generous friend asked me what tape I might like to have a copy of from his impressive collection, I asked for 8/17/70 (my birthday show). When I was a newbie Dead fan back in the 80s I quickly gravitated towards the tape trading scene.
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