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So grateful to have met and become friends with Linda Kelly, Jimmy Siegel, and John Romualdi. I met them at Dead & CO Shoreline June 13, 022. Linda and Jimmy live in Haight Ashbury. John lives on his boat, in his apartment, and van. Linda Kelly runs Haight Street Voice
These are the first Grateful Dead NFTs. So grateful. VCCESS | where physical meets digitalWhere physical meets digitalwhere physical meets digital [https://vccess.com/profile/spinbackwards]
I'm a Deadhead. The real kind. Never thought I'd have to say that, because before these NFT clowns [https://twitter.com/DeadHeadsNFT] came along, most knew there was only kind of Deadhead - Grateful Dead fans. But here we are. Seems some think it's
Been listening to Spring 1990. I think the Grateful Dead were at the peak of their powers. Not to stay the other years weren't great too. But Spring 1990 just does it for me in so many ways Give this one a listen - Standing On The Moon
The Grateful Dead covered a few of Bob Dylan's songs. Here's two I love: Queen Jane Approximately - https://bit.ly/3qARkSO Knockin' On Heaven's Door - https://bit.ly/35XLjG7 Give 'em a listen. peace and love,
the $$ amount of influence tied to Twitter personas who won’t say their names is mind blowing. These faceless and nameless souls squawk to their followers about what to buy, but then won’t put their names on the line? And people listen to them??
When I saw this today I couldn’t read the whole story, because it’s the WSJ. So I signed up for the WSJ, copied the article and posted it. Because Deadheads need to see this. Because that’s what Deadheads do.
