The first studio album (The Grateful Dead) is really good and might win over some people who don't like the rest of the discography. Reminds me a lot of "nuggets"-style garage rock, though with more folk/bluegrass influence

Mormons don’t necessarily believe they’ll get their own planets. They believe their men who reach the highest tiers of heaven will become gods, be able to make their own worlds, and populate those worlds with spirit children using their wife/wives.

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And introducing…on drums, it’s Bill Kreutzman. Working rhythm for the band that put the Jam in “Jam Band,” we’ll learn all about his humble bay area beginnings, his three acid-soaked decades in the Grateful Dead, and how everything from the Great Pyramids to San Francisco garbage-men is “far out”, all from his book “DEAL: My Three Decades of Drumming, Dreams and Drugs with the Grateful Dead”.

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Songs:

Grateful Dead - St. Stephen (Philmore West, June 7 1969)
Grateful Dead - China Cat Sunflower (Avalon Ballroom May 5 1969)
Grateful Dead - China Cat Sunflower (Veneta Oregon, 8/27/72)
Grateful Dead - Playing in the Band (Bickershaw Festival, Wiggen England, May 7 1972)
Grateful Dead - Greatest Story Ever Told (Bickershaw Festival, Wiggen England, May 7 1972)
Grateful Dead - Brown Eyed Woman (Cornell University, May 8, 1977)
Grateful Dead - Scarlet Bogonias (Cornell University, May 8, 1977)
Grateful Dead - He’s Gone (Veneta Oregon, 8/27/72)
Grateful Dead - Fire on the Mountain (Live at Giza 9/17/78)
Grateful Dead - Truckin’ (Live at Giza 9/17/78)
Grateful Dead - Sugar Magnolia (Soldier Field, Chicago, July 9 1995)

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