So Many Roads : The Life and Times of the Grateful Dead (CD-Audio)

from MarkHufstetler

The Grateful Dead probably wasn't the greatest musical group of their era, nor the best known, but for a particular subset of music listeners they were somehow utterly magical ... and their fame proved to be powerful and enduring enough that it helped influence how the world looked at an entire g...

from wdwilson3

I received an audiobook of So Many Roads through the LibraryThing Early Reviewers program in exchange for a review, just at the outset of the hype surrounding the Dead's Fare Thee Well "final" shows in Santa Clara and Chicago. I should say at the outset that I'm not a Deadhead and have never read...

from andrea58

I thought this book would offer more insights into the band members and more about the music. Instead it was a series of anecdotes, which bounced back and forth in time. Following the story in a chronological order would have helped me. As other reviewers have said, this book is more for the hard...

from crosenar

Having always been a Grateful Dead fan and the wife of a fanatical Deadhead who carries a picture of Jerry on his iPhone case, I was excited to receive my audio copy of David Browne's book, So Many Roads: The Life and Times of the Grateful Dead from Librarything Early Reviewer program. Listening ...

from SeriousGrace

This is being touted as one of the most unique & comprehensive books about the Grateful Dead ever to be written. Author David Browne claims even hardcore fans will learn something new. Since I am a blossoming 21st century Deadhead I thought I would invite my husband to listen in to give his opini...