New GD trading policy

[rowjimmy]

The Grateful Dead have actually pissed me off...
mark this day on your calendars....

http://userpages.umbc.edu/~hamilton/gdp.txt

IMPORTANT: In 2005, a fresh communication was received by etree.org.
Grateful Dead Productions can now be said to have a policy matching
"Phish's old policy." It's one Phish themselves no longer have, but which
had stated that any form of a date matching a commercial release date must
not be traded. -Diana

Received by the bt.etree.org team, 7/8/05:
"Referring to your offering of Grateful Dead's 07-04-89 Rich
Stadium/Buffalo show, although your download is not the commercial
version recently released by Grateful Dead Productions ("Truckin' Up To
Buffalo - offered as both DVD and soundtrack CDs), the standard
etiquette when a show is commercially released is for traders to stop
offering the show in soundboard or audience form. Therefore, we
respectfully request that you remove this show from your offerings.

We appreciate the service etree.org provides to the public, and hope
and trust that you can understand our position."

F#ckin indian givers....
Who needs a copy of Harpur College?

[jedifunk]

i knew there was a reason i never liked the grateful dead.......

[jephrey]

I trade phish.

[rowjimmy]

i knew there was a reason i never liked the grateful dead.......

And here I thought i was because you never heard the funk of the 1985-06-30 Shakedown Street.

check it out here

[jonyem]

I have to say, i'm very surprised that they changed to this policy.
Here's the band that gave us taping as we know it today.
Maybe we'll see a shift to what Phish currently employs as a policy.

This is just another example of the Dead starting something and Phish getting it right.
(and that's coming from a deadhead).

Just to be on the safe side, can anyone seed the Island Tour
(j/k, i'm gonna buy it)

[rowjimmy]

Just to be on the safe side, can anyone seed the Island Tour
(j/k, i'm gonna buy it)

I still have it all on my server if you win the next contest...

[jonyem]

Stretching my Phish muscles as we speak. (Type, read, whatever).

That Harpur College would be sweet too, i haven't heard that since my tape was eaten so many eons ago. (Not counting an mp3 not long ago, but we don't count those).

[VA $l!m]

hey, i think its understandable, ...sorta, the indian giving part sux.
maybe this explains why the worst dead song ever was  "money, money".

def. scary though...b/c this means they could start releasing tons of of vault stuff...and screw up everything...WHO'S IN CHARGE HERE?--some yippie prob.

at this point ( not to jinx things//knock on wood)--i would have to say that the GDs overall  policy still rules  phish's policy...as you (RJ) put it : "too cool for school!">> it s all i can think of about phish , as i suck down massive amounts of  GD shows from archive . org---thanx, for now, GD.

[jonyem]

D'oh, that's true, there is Archive.org.
OK, Phish blew it on that one.

I too have been pullling down some great shows offa there.
Guess I better hurry up and get some more :wink:

[VA $l!m]

i knew there was a reason i never liked the grateful dead.......

And here I thought i was because you never heard the funk of the 1985-06-30 Shakedown Street.

check it out here

   --"tell me this -jedi- ain't got no heart!!"   :wink:

:idea: i got a great plan RJ ... your next mix should be
GD-funkforseducingthenaysayerstothegoodsideoftheforce...

[rowjimmy]

I could probably whip up an 80 minute Dancin > shakedown > Dancin.

[jonyem]

I'd most certainly download that RJ

[rowjimmy]

DeadFunk Mix is in the works as of ten minutes ago...
collecting material now.

[VA $l!m]

dancin'-yeah-dancin'-yeah-huhuhuhuh...

& throw in some f-ed up apocalyptic playin'/darkstar space ~the 44min mark too,
just to f-  w/  'em.  :twisted:



BTW; you know this will never work... :lol:

[rowjimmy]

BTW; you know this will never work... :lol:

oh, it's not for them it's for us.