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GRATEFUL DEAD PLAYING "WHO DO YOU LOVE" AT AN ACID TEST IN MARCH, 1967

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First published at 04:56 UTC on February 14th, 2019.

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DID WE PLAY? WERE WE GOOD?” is what Jerry Garcia asked the first person whose face wasn’t dissolving when they slid off of the stage after playing FOR JUST SIX MINUTES….”I thought we’d been up there for six HOURS!”
♣♠ SEE….HEAR….NOW….THEN ♦♥
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VIVID 35mm Kodak Eastmancolor film footage of the Grateful Dead trying to play “Who Do You Love” while being heavily dosed on Owsley’s Orange Sunshine Superman LSD at an Acid Test/Trips Festival happening in San Fransisco….
HEAR!
GRATEFUL DEAD – ACID TEST/TRIPS FESTIVAL 1967
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Glowingly exposed by experimental filmmaker, Robert Nelson, for his unfinished period film “The Grateful Dead”. I guess you’re anointed the title of being an “Experimental Filmmaker” if you start more films than you finish. Right, Jem Cohen?

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