Grateful Dead "Workingman's Dead (Rhino High Fidelity Edition)" cassettes ranging from Radiohead and Bad

ranging from Radiohead and Bad Religion to Paul Simon and a 1950s Louis Jordan number

never fully committing to one or the other in its insistence on creating an immersive

And now that these dirty birdies have flocked together

although the press release notably never refers to it as an "album

a majestic gatefold featuring both Light or Dark sides

Grateful Dead "Workingman's Dead (Rhino High Fidelity Edition)" cassettes ranging from Radiohead and BadOn June 14, 1970, the Grateful Dead released WORKINGMANS DEAD, an album that was unlike anything theyd ever done, one that showed the world a new side of the Dead. It was clearly the same band as before, but now with a distinctly different sound and approach to the music, pivoting from psychedelic improvisation to folk rock storytelling for the everyman, as the albums title suggests. While the Deads first three studio albums appealed to many, the