"Incredible music. At one point, you can hear the good people of Hershey weeping in the streets, as they realize the atomic-level energy from the stage has melted that year’s chocolate crop. Unfortunate incident to be sure, as many in the town went without Christmas that year, but glad the music lives on in this recording. "

"My first show, amazing time. And the reason I keep going back. "

"Thank You Phish!"

"Yea I know your prob just kidding and being sarcastic or whatever but it just rubs me the wrong way when people talk about the original members of the deads side projects as cover bands...especially with bobby the vast majority of songs he plays are the ones HE wrote and even when they aren't he usually has co-writing credits for them. Same with phil bd the Mickey/billy. But especially with ratdog and bobby seeing as how weir sang half the songs and in the later years prob even more like 60% it's just absurd to tell someone that thy are performing covers of material they own and either exclusively wrote or co-wrote. Any surviving member of the dead has a right to do whatever they want to with the material THEY helped create and performed for over three decades. I don't ever hear anyone say JGB was a dead cover band even though they played dead songs. Ratdog, phil and friends, Furthur. The other ones, The Dead, the rhythm devils, hydra, bk trio, bk and friends, 7 walkers and even missing man formation for crying out loud-are all simply iterations of the same band. Think of the dead as a tree and these other projects as branches. It's real simple. But in particular to tell bob weir that he's playing covers of music he wrote and owns the rights to is ridiculous and ignorant. Is TAB or mikes band phish cover bands when they play phish tune too? No! Sorry for that..rant over... Had to get off my chest."

"No hippies here. We are listening to Rat Dog play Dead Covers and "tightening our headbands for an extra RUSH""