#brokedown palace by grateful dead

[m-o-o-n-thatspellsblog]

hey do you have a playlist for rose the hat

Hello! Somehow, I don't think I've ever posted a Rose the Hat playlist, but here's one I just put together:

Rhiannon- Fleetwood Mac

Ramblin' Rose- Nat "King" Cole

Witchy Woman- Eagles

Magic Carpet Ride- Steppenwolf

What Is and What Should Never Be- Led Zeppelin

Truckin'- Grateful Dead

Scarlet Begonias- Grateful Dead

Don't Cross the River- America

Fire on the Mountain- Grateful Dead

You Don't Know How It Feels- Tom Petty

Ventura Highway- America

No Man's Land- Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band

Rose of Cimarron- Poco

Landslide- Fleetwood Mac

Thank you for the ask! Making playlists for characters is still my favorite thing to do on here! <3

[jt1674]

[allthedesiredusernamesaretaken]

... sound of rebellion ...

"Big Brown" - Phil Lash's bass guitar

" Going home, going home

By the waterside I will rest my bones

Listen to the river sing sweet songs

To rock my soul "

[krispyweiss]

Goose Play “Brokedown Palace” for Phil Lesh

- Grateful Dead bassist died Oct. 25 at 84

Noting Phil Lesh’s “immeasurable impact” on its members, Goose performed “Brokedown Palace” in a musical homage to the late Grateful Dead bassist.

The song - perhaps most notable for bassist Trevor Weekz’s purposeful, booming accents - came late in the second set of Goose’s Oct. 25 concert in North Carolina, hours after Lesh’s death was announced.

Fare you well/fare you well/I love you more than words can tell, one-time Friend Rick Mitarotonda sung in wobbly harmony with his bandmates.

The same night, Phish opened its gig with Lesh’s “Box of Rain.”

“Fare thee well, Phil,” Goose said in posting pro-shot video of “Brokedown.”

“Thank you for the immeasurable impact you’ve had on all of us.”

10/27/24

[myimaginaryradio]

Brokedown Palace - Grateful Dead

Good morning and happy Saturday

I'm in the mood today for some sad songs. So let's see where it leads.

Be Safe Be Kind And Be Awesome

[leonardoskatanaswords]

Leon’s Records #1

Collected 6/22/24

Grateful Dead’s American Beauty- released in 1970

Side One: Box of Rain, Friend of the Devil, Sugar Magnolia, Operator, Candyman

Side Two: Ripple, Brokedown Palace, Till the Morning Comes, Attics of My Life, Truckin

My dad bought me this Record and record player at a vintage toy and collectibles store in the Bronx. I usually listen to it when I want to relax or read!

Shout out to my cool dad- he got me into Grateful Dead, and is literally the person who has gotten me most of my records.

Today is 1/6/25

I returned to school from winter break, made a small snowman, bought sushi with my friends..lost my OMNY card. The week is off to a good start I’d say!

Stay weird! :3

[notjahrethh]

like, do you know what I mean??

[louisegluckpdf]

[haveyoulistenedtothisalbum-poll]

Tracklist:

Box of Rain • Friend of the Devil • Sugar Magnolia • Operator • Candyman • Ripple • Brokedown Palace • Till the Morning Comes • Attics of My Life • Truckin •

Spotify ♪ YouTube

[musicandotherdelights]

Daily Listening, Day #74 - March 14th, 2020

Album: American Beauty (Warner Bros., 1970)

Artist: Grateful Dead

Genre: Country Rock, Folk Rock

Track Listing: 

"Box Of Rain"

"Friend Of The Devil"

"Sugar Magnolia"

"Operator"

"Candyman"

"Ripple"

"Brokedown Palace"

"Till The Morning Comes"

"Attics Of My Life"

"Truckin'"

Favorite Song: "Box Of Rain"

[beenwaytoolongatsea]

Billy Strings on Grateful Dead's "Brokedown Palace" 3/15/22 Boston, MA

[krispyweiss]

Song Review: Maya de Vitry and Joel Timmons - “Brokedown Palace” (Live, Nov. 2, 2024)

Stripped to its bare essentials, “Brokedown Palace” continues to bear heavy weight.

Maya de Vitry and Joel Timmons were captured on video performing the Grateful Dead dirge Nov. 2, 2024, in Vermont. And their two guitars and two voices give the song all it needs.

She plays acoustic rhythm; he’s on electric lead. They split the verses, share the choruses and Timmons shakes the “Palace” foundation with a deceptively powerful climatic solo, gently fanning his strings and leading to the final refrain.

Though de Vitry and Timmons fail to take possession of the song, they do give it a tight hug and help to ensure the Dead’s music will continue to live via exposure by musicians to audiences who were not yet drawing breath when the Dead breathed life into their earliest numbers.

Grade card: Maya de Vitry and Joel Timmons - “Brokedown Palace” (Live - 11/2/24) - B-

1-2-25

[rogerdelgado]

I was tagged by @clairedewitts to list 10 songs I’ve been listening to on repeat -- thanks for tagging me! In no particular order:

1. "Deep Ellum Blues" by The Wonglers with Jimmie Dale Gilmore

2. "Silver Stallion" by Cat Power

3. "You Ain't Going Nowhere" by The Byrds

4. "House of Jade" by Wayne Shorter

5. "Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again)" by Kris Kristofferson

6. "Brokedown Palace" by The Grateful Dead

7. "Veronica Lake" by Sparks

8. "I Don't Know A Thing About Love" by Willie Nelson

9. "Life'll Kill Ya" by Warren Zevon

10. "Can't Wait" (alternate take) by Bob Dylan

No one is tagged, but if you see this...tag!

[strangebrew]

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brokedown palace by the grateful dead. sobbing laughing emoji

i cant choose between two stanzas from this song so you get two

[eitmonline]

EITM Playlist 5/28/24

Iron Butterfly - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida | 6:11

Chris Stapleton, Dua Lipa - Think I’m In Love With You (Live) | 6:30

Chris Stapleton - Nobody To Blame | 6:35

Zach Bryan - Pink Skies | 7:08

Myles Smith - Stargazing | 7:35

Billie Eilish - LUNCH | 7:47

Taylor Swift - The Tortured Poets Department | 7:52

Rag'n'Bone Man - What Do You Believe In? | 8:25

Clairo - Sexy To Someone | 9:06

Black Pumas - Mrs. Postman | 9:39

Metallica - Inamorata | 9:52

TOOL - Pneuma | 9:57

The Script - Both Ways | 10:29

Grateful Dead - Brokedown Palace | 10:48

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Papa Roach - Scars | 11:05