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The Grateful Dead are the greatest and most important band of the last century, amirite?
by Anonymous1 week ago
They do have a lot of really good songs tho - St Stephen, Box of Rain, Friend of the Devil, Uncle John's Band, Ripple, Sugar Magnolia, Brokedown Palace, Scarlett Begonias, China Cat Sunflower, Hell in a Bucket, Fire on the Mountain, Morning Dew, US Blues, to name a few Nice combination of folk, country, r&b, bluegrass, and rock with some funk and jazz mixed in
by Bogisichrichard1 week ago
Ummmmm is there a source on the yogurt situation?
by Arnoldvon1 week ago
Yup! Right here
by Anonymous1 week ago
They saved a yogurt company, not all of yogurt lol. I do like some Dead songs and Cherry Garcia ice cream, and they definitely are a culturally important band, but I would say the Beatles are probably more important.
by Arnoldvon1 week ago
Just how white are you? There are entire food cultures that rely on yogurt
by No-Oven-67481 week ago
Im not sure if this is unpopular, but my god is it wrong. Also I do love them, so there's that
by Paolo541 week ago
Totally fair!
by Anonymous1 week ago
Soon it will be Billy Strings
by RemarkableRub67291 week ago
I'm a massive deadhead who became a big bully strings fan
by Anonymous1 week ago
As a musician I respect them but I also don't care much for their music
by Anonymous1 week ago
I really dislike the band and their fans are the worst kind of boomer.
by Anonymous1 week ago
You're super out of touch, dead heads are all ages I have friends that followed the entire dead and co tour in camper cans last year that are 20-35. Lots of hippies which are kind of the exact opposite of typical boomer energy.
by Delicious_Citron1 week ago
They're so bad though
by pfannerstillanj1 week ago
I can tell without asking you're not into the blues.
by Anonymous1 week ago
Not everyone's cup of tea for sure, but as the phrase goes "the customer is always right in the matters of taste"
by Anonymous1 week ago
You even talk like a dorky Dead fan.
by ReasonableWord45001 week ago
Dorky and proud!
by Anonymous1 week ago
If that's the metric then we can go by # of albums sold and what you're saying would be demonstrably false
by pfannerstillanj1 week ago
Yes. But like my point on the music industry, they maintained a massive fan base without needing to sell tons of albums. They toured constantly and made millions from that avenue and have since that time made millions upon millions on archival releases.
by Anonymous1 week ago
By concert tickets sold, they rule, hands down.
by jakubowskinesto1 week ago
The Grateful Dead weren't even Jerry Garcia's greatest jam session group.
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