Wikipedia's page for Fire On The Mountain has a section for covers and on that page they note that Ween played the song at a benefit show for their old high school in New Hope.

This is pretty funny to me, as I was at that show and it wasn't some huge event. Probably a smaller crowd than your average fairground show.

And lead vocals and guitar was by Bill Fowler, who is not really a member of the band, he's associated more with Sound of Urchin.

I looked it up and it also turns out this is technically the only time Ween actually performed Fire on the Mountain as Ween, although I would see them do it later that year as the Jimmy Wilson Group (also sung by Bill Fowler)

Anyone have problems ripping Discs 1 through 5?

My UV light doesn't work either.

Ever heard of it or experienced it?

Dont judge the wonky bear millie work of this caliber is no easy task the community must have lost a real one i could imagine this cost easily a few hundred dollars to have made if not close to 4-500 only photo i have till it arrives but came in a 7 piece glass lot from shopgoodwill for only 32 shipped score of a life time any one have a idea on maker long shot but figured to ask. Whats yalls opinion solid glass

Couldn’t find anything on the site about it, but is there free shipping once you hit a certain threshold?

It fell so I had to staple it back together lol

I have largely ignored anything the dead has done in the 90s post Brent. Are there any shows you would recommend listening to from the 90s?

Thanks, David Gans, for cueing this incredible night from the Europe Fall '90 mini tour. Every version, every note, every harmony is Dead on. CRANK IT AND TELL ALL THE WHINY GRANNIES IN THE HOOD TO SHOVE OFF!

nothing. nothing gives me a quicker hit of dopamine than seeing a fully animated and alive Jerry!

(OC) October 1990 Paris. Miss you.

Back in the 1970s and 1980s, Jim and I partners to create the "Grateful Dead Tape Exchange of South Jersey." We traded with a lot of people over the years, including Dick Latvala, Jerry Moore, Barry Glassberg, Monte Dym, Bob Alson, and a bunch of others.

I am not sure if anyone here ever traded with Jim, but I wanted to pass the news that he died this morning. He had Parkinson's for several years but it really started to take its toll a few months ago. He had to go into assisted living about a month ago and died this morning.

I knew Jim since we were both in high school more than 52 years ago. We had a lot of fun together and met a lot of people all through the Dead and trading tapes. His death is the end of a big part of my life.

Knew the hoodie was happening but the vinyl was a pleasant suprise!

Feel free to check out the shows Instagram @thewell_kutztownradio. I’m trying to build a following of like minded fans. Got some cool stuff over there!

My cat, Sid, loves to listen to Waiting on a Miracle - JGB or I Need a Miracle - GD around dinner time.

Hello, I'm looking for the existence of a possible multi-disc box set by the Dead for a show played 2-18-1971, Capitol Theater, Port Chester, New York.

Does anyone know if this exists for purchase?

Thank you.

make a wish. good lovin'> La Bamba. absolute perfection