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stopdiggin

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3. and I not at all

Reply to CountAllVotes (Reply #2)

Wed Feb 12, 2025, 11:18 PM

Feb 2025

but San Francisco is the coolest of towns - (literal renowned around the world, particularly during that time period) - and I can only wish that I had experienced some of it during its heyday. (Haight day?)

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A map of where the Grateful Dead lived, worked and played in San Francisco [View all] CountAllVotes Feb 2025 OP

interesting. stopdiggin Feb 2025 #1

I seen them play at most of the locations they show CountAllVotes Feb 2025 #2

and I not at all stopdiggin Feb 2025 #3

I lived in the Haight in 1974 CountAllVotes Feb 2025 #4

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I lived on 9th and Clement for many many years CountAllVotes Feb 2025 #8

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I vaguely recall them playing at the Matrix in 1966 or 1967? Things were chaotic those years. Memories retread Apr 30 #12