Audio CD review:
Grateful Dead - Skeletons from the Closet: The Best of the Grateful Dead

Grateful Dead - Skeletons from the Closet: The Best of the Grateful Dead

Band: Grateful Dead Title: Skeletons from the Closet: The Best of the Grateful Dead Rating: Release Date: 25 October, 1990 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion) 2: Truckin' 3: Rosemary 4: Sugar Magnolia 5: St. Stephen 6: Uncle John's Band 7: Casey Jones 8: Mexicali Blues 9: Turn On Your Love Light 10: One More Saturday Night 11: Friend Of The Devil

Customer Reviews Splendid Little Collection. Those two albums though were hallmarks of my college experience. I guess I have to be the opposite of a Grateful Dead fan because I loved Workingman's Dead and American Beauty but never got into all the bootleg live stuff. I'll never forget them. I listened to these tracks over and over again. My dormmates and I even made up alternative lyrics for a few of the songs which we sang to one another at every opportunity. I like every tune that's here but I'd be a liar if I didn't mention that Uncle John's Band is near the top of my "Favorite Songs Ever" list. This CD is a good buy, but, just in case you're a Dead outsider like me, independently obtaining the two studio releases I mentioned above is an even better bet. Regardless, this is an immaculate collection, and you can't beat the z shop price. . good album what our the bad reveiws for? sure rosemary isnt that good but it still is good. this is a good album. this is a great album for someone who is just getting into the grateful dead. it includes lots of classics casey jones etc. all the songs on here are or were very radio frendliy all the songs they would play of the dead on the radio. buy it its cheap and its good music so dont listen to those reveiws that say not to buy it its good so how is it bad? . A cool collection Still, even then as now it still is a cool little collection put together by people who worked for the band at the time. At the time this album was released it was subject to lp time limitations. It includes the single edit of Turn On Your Lovelight as well as Mexicali Blues from Bob's Ace. . You can see a complete list of all Grateful Dead discography, or go back to the Grateful Dead tabs