[3] [4] "Dark Star" was an early Grateful Dead classic, which the group often used as a vehicle for extended jam sessions during live performances. One such performance, lasting 23 minutes, was included on the Dead's breakthrough 1969 album Live/Dead and …

Recorded Live at the Fillmore West, 1969 "The Finest Rock Improvisation Ever Recorded" - Robert Christgau...more.

2015年3月28日 · Provided to YouTube by Grateful Dead/RhinoDark Star (2015 Remaster) · Grateful DeadThe Best of the Grateful Dead℗ 1969 Warner Records Inc.Engineer, Producer:...

You can hear it being spoken at the end of the single version of "Dark Star" - available on the compilation CD What A Long Strange Trip It's Been and as a bonus track on The Golden Road (1965-1973) (thanks to Ben Miller for pointing this out to me).

2020年12月2日 · At first, the Grateful Dead envisioned “Dark Star” as a taut, rather briskly played tune structured around a rather seductive repeating guitar figure from Garcia. They first recorded it in...

Dark Star Lyrics: Dark star crashes / Pouring its light / Into ashes / Reason tatters / The forces tear loose / From the axis / Searchlight casting / For faults in the / Clouds of...

Dark Star by the Grateful Dead. This was released as a single in 1968. The video uses some edited bits from a longer film called "A Trip To The Planets." (I thinks it's actually two films...

2013年9月18日 · A thousand years from now, musicologists will discuss, analyze, write doctorate thesis, and generally elevate the music of The Grateful Dead to "Classical" status, and the greatest treat will be when a group of dedicated musicians recreate with authentic instruments a live performance of "Dark Star."

"Dark Star" was the third song the Dead played during their 1969 Woodstock set. Dead frontman Garcia maintained that their performance was a disaster, owing to the band doing too many drugs and to the terrible weather and equipment.

2020年5月13日 · Widely considered as The Grateful Dead’s signature track, this was a collaboration between lyricist Robert Hunter and lead guitarist Jerry Garcia. Released as a single in 1968, it became a popular number which is why they often extended it for well over twenty minutes when the studio recording clocks in at less than three.