The legendary Bay area rock superstars the Grateful Dead scored with a plethora of wonderful
recordings throughout their incredible career that encompassed nearly four decades. Their concert tours
were of legendary proportions, and during the early eighties the band was going through one of their more
important eras as a whole new audience was discovering their magic thanks to their hugely successful Go To
Heaven (FRM 9508) album. This success brought the band back to their hometown to celebrate with a
number of shows recorded at the famous Warfield Theater as well as Radio City Music Hall in 1980, with
these recordings becoming their top thirty smash album Dead Set.
Always known for being on top of the audiophile medium, the Dead would record a lot of their shows
over the years with state of the art equipment. These particular shows were of no exception as the legendary
Jerry Garcia, Dan Healey and Betty Cantor-Jackson produced this amazing collection which has been out of
print for many years in the vinyl format... that is until now!
Friday Music is very pleased to announce the exclusive 180 Gram Audiophile 2 LP Set of the Grateful
Dead’s Dead Set. This amazing limited edition treasure trove features some of the finest live material ever
recorded by these legends and is truly a welcomed release for the audiophile community.
Filled with fifteen stellar performances, The Grateful Dead’s Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Brent
Mydland, Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann truly radiate with some of their finest playing and singing ever,
making this a wonderful listen and collectible album for years to come.
Many favorite Grateful Dead classics and superior rarities abound in this lengthy audiophile set including
the opening Bob Weir workout on Samson and Delilah, a stunning rendition of Deal by the late great Jerry
Garcia, Phil Lesh’s classic Passenger, plus the long awaited vinyl only version of Space.
Known for their masterful jams, solid masterpieces get their due on this amazing set like their new takes
on Candyman, Fire On The Mountain and Feel Like A Stranger.
Mastered for vinyl by Joe Reagoso (Grateful Dead) at Friday Music Studios and at Capitol Records,
Hollywood, CA, this limited edition audiophile version of Dead Set is truly a welcome addition to your Dead
collection, which will also feature the rare gatefold cover album cover not seen in years.
Grateful Dead... Dead Set... a brilliant concert album... first time release in the audiophile domain... only
from your friends at Friday Music... Roll Away... |
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Side One
- Samson and Delilah
- Friend of the Devil
- New Minglewood Blues
- Deal
Side Two
- Candyman
- Little Red Rooster
- Loser
Side Three
- Passenger
- Feel Like a Stranger
- Franklin's Tower
- Rhythm Devils
Side Four
- Space
- Fire on the Mountain
- Greatest Story Ever Told
- Brokedown Palace
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The iconic Grateful Dead recorded their brilliant rock classic Go To Heaven for Arista Records in 1980.
Featuring the stellar line-up of Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Billy Kreutzman, Mickey Hart and Brent
Mydland, Go To Heaven was a very successful achievement for the much loved band, whose legacy
continues to grow and attract new legions of fans every day.
Filled with nine compositions from Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, Billy Kreutzman and Brent
Mydland along with friends Robert Hunter and John Barlow, the Grateful Dead’s Go To Heaven offers a
stunning view of a very popular band’s experimentation and wizardry in the studio setting. Produced by Gary
Lyons, this masterpiece reached the upper rungs of the album charts that year, as the band trekked across
the globe with their monumental concert tour which have made them the legends they are to this day. The
original vinyl album has been out of print for over the past three decades, making this a highly collectable
recording in their massive catalog... that is until now!!!
As a fifth installment in our Grateful Dead 180 Gram Audiophile Series, Friday Music is very honored to
announce the limited edition Grateful Dead authorized release of their legendary Go To Heaven. Mastered for
vinyl from the original Arista Records tapes by Joe Reagoso at Friday Music Studios, this
wonderful album will truly be a welcome addition to your Dead collection.
Brilliant tunes like the opening hit single Alabama Getaway and the rockin’ Don’t Ease Me In feature the
warm and familiar voice and guitar of the late great Jerry Garcia. These two tunes were solid rock radio hits
and gave the listener just a taste of the brilliant sounds they would be rockin' to from this classic album.
The great Bob Weir delivers three of his most revered Dead classics with the funk rocker Feel Like A
Stranger, the jazz rock vibe of Lost Sailor and his stellar Saint Of Circumstance. The multi-talented Brent
Mydland contributes several more Dead classics like his Far From Me and the fan favorite Easy To Love You,
making this one of the more intriguing albums in their arsenal of fine recordings.
The Grateful Dead’s Go To Heaven 180 Gram Audiophile album will be packaged in a poly bag to
preserve the rich details of the legendary cover art as well as a poly lined inner sleeve to protect your vinyl
purchase for years of enjoyment.
Grateful Dead... Go To Heaven... a true Dead classic in the audiophile domain... from your friends at
Friday Music... Alabama Getaway-Getaway |
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Side One
- Alabama Getaway
- Far From Me
- Althea
- Feel Like A Stranger
Side Two
- Lost Sailor
- Saint Of Circumstance
- Antwerp’s Placebo
- Easy To Love You
- Don’t Ease Me In
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The legendary Bay area rock superstars the Grateful Dead scored with a plethora of wonderful recordings throughout their incredible career that encompassed nearly four decades. Their concert tours were of legendary proportions, and during the late eighties, a whole new audience was discovering their magic thanks to their hugely successful In The Dark and Built To Last (FRM 8575) albums. This success brought the band back out on the road for several more tours, and the Spring 1990 performances look to be some of the finest ever in their long history.
Always known for being on top of the audiophile medium, the Dead would record a lot of their shows over the years with state of the art equipment. This particular tour was of no exception as long time producer John Cutler recorded a number of shows during this much touted tour era and together with Dead archivist David Lemeiux compiled the long awaited Spring 1990 · So Glad You Made It album.
Friday Music is very pleased to announce the exclusive 180 Gram Audiophile 4 LP Box Set of the Grateful Dead's Spring 1990 · So Glad You Made It. This amazing limited edition treasure trove highlights selections from five of their finest shows from this legendary tour.
Filled with twenty unreleased stellar performances, The Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Brent Mydland, Mickey Hart and Bill Kruetzmann truly radiate with some of their finest playing and singing ever, making this a wonderful listen and collectible album for years to come.
Many favorite Grateful Dead classics and superior rarities abound in this lengthy audiophile dream box including the long-awaited release of Loser from the 3/24/90 concert in Albany, NY and several rare Brent Mydland performances like Easy To Love You, Blow Away and Gimme Some Lovin.
Known for their lengthy jams, four solid masterpieces get their due on this amazing set like the Landover, MD 3/16/90 performance of Scarlet Begonias/Estimated Prophet and Playing In The Band/Eyes Of The World from the Hartford, CT show on 3/19/90.
The band went back real deep into their arsenal of classic tunes and picked even more of their most loved repertoire including a fine reading of Tim Rose's Morning Dew and the wonderful album closer Attics Of My Life. As an added treat a pair of killer covers made famous by the Rolling Stones found their way into the Dead's set list this tour with brilliant revisits of It's All Over Now and The Last Time.
Now for the first time ever as an exclusive 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl 4 LP Box Set, Friday Music is very honored to announce the limited edition Grateful Dead authorized release of Spring 1990 · So Glad You Made It. Mastered for vinyl by Jeffery Norman with Joe Reagoso at Friday Music Studios and at Capitol Records, Hollywood, CA, this wonderful album is truly a welcomed addition to your Dead collection.
The Grateful Dead's Spring 1990 · So Glad You Made It album will be packaged in a beautiful box set, with Wes Lang’s artwork detailed beautifully, a rich looking black background inside the box set itself, with a poly lined LP sleeve to preserve the rich details of each of the four 180 Gram vinyl albums. Stunning custom labels are provided for each vinyl album, plus an added bonus 11" x 11" suitable for framing Spring 1990 · So Glad You Made It album cover print featuring the brilliant artwork of Wes Lang.
Grateful Dead... Spring 1990 · So Glad You Made It... an amazing concert tour first time release in the audiophile domain... only from your friends at Friday Music... Playing In The Band! |
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Side One
- Let The Good Times Roll
Capital Center, Landover, MD
(3/16/90)
- Feel Like A Stranger
Copps Coliseum, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada (3/22/90)
- West L.A. Fadeaway
Copps Coliseum, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada (3/22/90)
Side Two
- Easy To Love You
Copps Coliseum, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada (3/22/90)
- Beat It On Down The Line
Copps Coliseum, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada (3/22/90)
- Loser
Knickerbocker Arena, Albany NY (3/24/90)
- Jack-A-Roe
Civic Center, Hartford, CT (3/19/90)
Side Three
- It's All Over Now
Civic Center, Hartford, CT (3/19/90)
- Bird Song
Capital Center, Landover, MD (3/16/90)
Side Four
- The Last Time
Copps Coliseum, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada (3/22/90)
- Blow Away
Capital Center, Landover, MD (3/16/90)
- Samson And Delilah
Copps Coliseum, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada (3/22/90)
Side Five
- Scarlet Begonias
Capital Center, Landover, MD (3/16/90)
- Estimated Prophet
Capital Center, Landover, MD (3/16/90)
Side Six
- Playing In The Band
Civic Center, Hartford, CT (3/19/90)
- Eyes Of The World
Civic Center, Hartford, CT (3/19/90)
Side Seven
- Gimme Some Lovin'
Knickerbocker Arena, Albany NY (3/26/90)
- Morning Dew
Knickerbocker Arena, Albany NY (3/26/90)
Side Eight
- Not Fade Away
Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY (3/30/90)
- Attics Of My Life
Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY (3/30/90)
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The iconic Grateful Dead recorded their brilliant From The Mars Hotel for their own Grateful Dead Records label in 1974. Featuring the stellar line-up of Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Bill Kreutzman, Keith Godchaux and Donna Godchaux, From The Mars Hotel was a very successful achievement for the much loved band, whose legacy continues to grow and attract new legions of fans every day.
Filled with eight new compositions from Jerry Garcia and Robert Hunter, Bob Weir and Phil Lesh, The Grateful Dead's From The Mars Hotel offers a stunning view of a very popular band’s experimentation and wizardry in the studio setting. Produced by The Grateful Dead themselves, this masterpiece reached the upper rungs of the album charts that year, as the band trekked across the globe with their monumental concert tour which have made them the legends they to this day. The original vinyl album has been out of print for over the past three decades, making this a highly collectable recording in their massive archives... that is until now!
Now for the first time ever on 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl, Friday Music is very honored to announce the limited edition Grateful Dead authorized release of the legendary From The Mars Hotel. Mastered for vinyl from the original Grateful Dead Records tapes by Joe Reagoso at Friday Music Studios, this wonderful album is truly a welcome addition to your Dead collection.
Brilliant tunes like the opening rocker U. S. Blues feature the warm and familiar voice and guitar of the legendary Jerry Garcia as well as the lyrics of Robert Hunter. Together this team offered several more gems like the stellar ballad China Doll and of course the fan favorites Scarlet Begonias and the outstanding Ship Of Fools.
The great Bob Weir delivers a very strong track with the funk rocker Money Money, plus the multi-talented Phil Lesh contributes several more Dead rocking classics like Pride Of Cucamonga and the haunting Unbroken Chain, making this one of the more intriguing albums in their arsenal of fine recordings. The Grateful Dead's From The Mars Hotel 180 Gram Audiophile album will be packaged in a poly bag to preserve the rich details of the legendary cover art as well as a poly lined inner sleeve to protect your vinyl purchase for years of enjoyment.
Grateful Dead... From The Mars Hotel... a true Dead classic in the audiophile domain... from your friends at Friday Music... Red & White Blue Suede Shoes! |
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Side One
- U.S. Blues
- China Doll
- Unbroken Chain
- Loose Lucy
Side Two
- Scarlet Begonias
- Pride Of Cucamonga
- Money Money
- Ship Of Fools
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In 2003, the good folks at Warner Bros. Records and Rhino Entertainment compiled an amazing compact disc overview of the Grateful Dead's most memorable and fan driven favorites simply titled The Very Best Of Grateful Dead. This collection featured the brilliant and sorely missed vocals and guitar musings of Jerry Garcia, the rockin' guitar and vocals of Bob Weir, the driving bass and vocals of Phil Lesh, the powerful drums of Bill Kreuztmann, Tom Constanten and Mickey Hart, the great Donna Jean Godchaux on vocals, plus the sorely missed keyboard wizardry of Ron McKernan, Keith Godchaux, and Brent Mydland.
This mammoth seventeen song collection had something for everybody as it culled tracks not only from the Warner vaults, but from the Grateful Dead label and Artista Records period of the band's output. Therefore, a good majority of the hits and definitive Dead tracks are included on this career compendium of songs which will forever stand the test of time.
Their most familiar songs from Workingman's Dead and American Beauty are featured with tracks like Casey Jones, Uncle John's Band, Truckin' and Sugar Magnolia. Plus even more Grateful Dead anthems from their own Grateful Dead label are included like The Music Never Stopped, Eyes Of The World, and U. S. Blues, most of which featured the memorable lyrics of Robert Hunter.
The later Arista era is also highlighted with massive smash hits like Touch Of Grey and more rockers like Fire On The Mountain and Estimated Prophet.
The music of the iconic Grateful Dead have made them one of the most loved bands of all time. Their concerts were history making events, their albums and songs were of legendary proportion, and the cosmic energy between each individual member spearheaded by the late great Jerry Garcia is of unequalled dimension.
Friday Music is honored once again to be the torchbearer for some of the finest music ever recorded and it is with much honor to announce the first time audiophile vinyl release of The Very Best Of Grateful Dead. This deluxe two disc limited edition audiophile event was mastered impeccably from the original Warner/Grateful Dead/Arista tapes by Joe Reagoso and features all of the original seventeen tracks as hand picked by Dead archivists James Austin and David Lemieux.
For this special limited edition release, we are also including for the first time, the original compact disc cover artwork in a gatefold format, which will truly enhance your hours of listening enjoyment, as it features a bevy of rare photos, as well as a complete
LP vinyl full color cover discography. And as always, we include a protective vinyl sleeve for the fine album cover and poly-lined sleeves for each of the audiophile vinyl discs to help keep your musical investment in mint shape.
Stay tuned to Friday Music as we will be releasing more Grateful Dead classic recordings on 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl in the very near future.
The Very Best Of Grateful Dead... Relive your favorite moments once again with these incredible songs from your favorite band... now an audiophile vinyl reality... from your friends at Friday Music. What A Long Strange Trip It's Been... |

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Side One
- Truckin'
- Touch Of Grey
- Sugar Magnolia
- Casey Jones
Side Two
- Uncle John's Band
- Friend Of The Devil
- Franklin's Tower
- Estimated Prophet
- The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)
Side Three
- Eyes Of The World
- Box Of Rain
- U. S. Blues
- One More Saturday Night
Side Four
- Fire On The Mountain
- The Music Never Stopped
- Hell In A Bucket
- Ripple
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The iconic Grateful Dead recorded their final studio album Built To Last for Arista Records in 1989. Featuring the great
line-up of Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Bill Kreutzman, Mickey Hart and Brent Midland, Built To Last was a successful
snapshot of a much loved band whose legacy continues to grow and attract new legions of fans every day.
Filled with eight new compositions from Jerry Garcia and Robert Hunter, Bob Weir and Brent Midland, The Grateful
Dead's Built To Last offers a stunning view of a very popular band's experimentation and wizardry in the studio setting.
Produced by Jerry Garcia and John Cutler, the original vinyl album was very scarce as the compact disc was the new
medium of choice. With very few quantities of the vinyl album produced, Built To Last soon became a collector's item.
Now for the first time ever on 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl, Friday Music is very honored to announce the limited edition
Grateful Dead authorized release of Built To Last. Mastered for vinyl from the original Arista/Grateful Dead Records tapes
by Joe Reagoso at Friday Music Studios, this wonderful album is truly a welcome addition to your Dead collection.
Brilliant tunes like the Top Ten charting rock single Foolish Heart feature the warm and familiar voice and guitar of the
legendary Jerry Garcia as well as the lyrics of Robert Hunter. Together this team offered several more gems like the
stellar ballad Standing On The Moon and of course the epic title track Built To Last, which is truly a perfect motto and
track that signifies the importance of this American institution.
Bob Weir delivers two very strong tracks including the funk rocker Picasso Moon which hauntingly has a Live At The Mars
Hotel quality to it, thanks to the clever guitar and piano hooks throughout. Plus his Victim Or The Crime continues Weir's
arsenal of great album tracks that have continued to enlighten fans with each and every album he soulfully contributed
to.
Brent Midland also contributes several of the more hard rocking tracks like Blow Away and Just A Little Light, which truly
showcase his artistic keyboard work and soulful vocals.
Sadly, the all too soon passing of both Jerry Garcia and Brent Midland made Built To Last a final studio album from The
Grateful Dead, a band who continues to be an important musical force at retail, radio and of course the live concert
business in various incarnations.
The Grateful Dead's Built To Last album will be packaged in a poly bag to preserve the rich details of the legendary cover
art as well as a poly lined inner sleeve to protect your vinyl purchase for years of enjoyment.
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Side One
- Foolish Heart
- Just A Little Light
- Victim Or The Crime
- Standing On The Moon
Side Two
- Blow Away
- Picasso Moon
- Built To Last
- I Will Take You Home
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