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Based on the story there's a good chance it'll be one of these recordings: https://relisten.net/grateful-dead https://relisten.net/grateful-dead
by samplatt 6mo ago
Based on the story there's a good chance it'll be one of these recordings: https://relisten.net/grateful-dead https://relisten.net/grateful-dead
- __mharrison__ 6mo agoProbably not because GD is not electric music. Also, there is/was a big taper scene there. This sounds like there was no recording going on.
- jonhohle 6mo agoI don’t think the Grateful Dead would be referred to as a “live electronic dance band.” Assuming it’s a band most have heard of I was leaning toward Daft Punk, but maybe the Prodigy?
- donkeyboy 6mo agoThats what came to mind. Daft Punk, the Alive 2007 recording
- zavec 6mo agoAlive 2007 is a bit late to be the 90s though
- rigonkulous 6mo agoUnderworld, 1998, live at The Mayan.
- prescriptivist 6mo ago> The lead singer caught my eye and gave me a wide grin Daft Punk doesn't have a singer and unless it was a very early show they wouldn't have seen them smile. Most big beat shows wouldn't have a dedicated vocalist. I'd guess Underworld or Prodigy, but lean toward Underworld.
- asimovDev 6mo agoDaft Punk didn't have helmets in the 90s, did they?
- prescriptivist 6mo agoCorrect, seems like my memory failed me on that one.
- samplatt 6mo agoAh, missed that bit entirely, was going mostly on the story of being front and centre and being smiled at - it's an apocryphal story for TGD. Now I"m thinking, the mention of digital formats doesn't make much sense either ^_^;