The Grateful Dead Best of the Grateful Dead: 1967-1977 (2 Lp's) aint no country club and funk traditions into a

and funk traditions into a heady

while wisely noting "It takes a second to wreck it/It takes time to build

"Ride The Lightning" is a slow (by Metallica's standards) dirge about the futility of war

a shocking occurrence for a triple platinum band

Lenny Castro (percussion)

The Grateful Dead Best of the Grateful Dead: 1967-1977 (2 Lp's) aint no country club and funk traditions into aOnly the second major career spanning retrospective of the Dead, The Best of the Grateful Dead released in the spring of 2015, just before a series of farewell shows in the summer takes advantage of the extra disc 2003's The Very Best of Grateful Dead lacked. Weighing in at 32 tracks a full 16 cuts longer than Very Best The Best of the Grateful Dead also follows a strict chronological sequence, so it takes a little while for the psychedelic haze to