That said, I really, really don't understand the appeal of Drums/Space. I even bought a few virtual show tickets to the Dead and Co shows this past fall.

For whatever reason, I enjoy more of the 79–87-ish stuff - Terrapin, Go to Heaven, In the Dark and associated shows from around that time frame.

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