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Old 01.12.2007, 11:52 AM   #7
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Aoxomoxoa (1969) is my favorite studio album. Workingman's Dead is probably my second pick.
New Year's Eve '69 at the Boston Tea Party
http://www.archive.org/search.php?qu...%20Outtakes%22 and Avalon Ballroom 10/12-13/68 are very good bootlegs from this period.
Recently, a studio outtakes boot has been around with a short Dark Star on it.

They are, of course, really a live band primarily.
Live Dead is a good (officially released) live album to start with...Reckoning or Europe '72 would be next, although there are so many great bootlegs too (I like the '72 tour a good bit...the 5/16/72 Luxembourg radio show is a must!). I like the early stuff too (much can be found on the officially released Dawn of the Dead '66 set).
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