GRATEFUL DEAD GO WEB 2.0 WITH SOCIAL NETWORKING SITE ON DEAD DOT NET

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Grateful Dead Fan Site Reborn

At their peak, rock legends “The Grateful Dead” attracted an estimated community of 40,000 self-proclaimed “Deadheads”
trailing them as they toured the country. The movement had originally
spawned from fans meeting at concerts and networking on mailing lists.
Mailing lists turned digital with the launch of Dead.net, which will relaunch in the next 24 hours as a full blown social network.

The new version of Dead.net was created on the Drupal content
management platform and features extensive archives cataloging Grateful
Dead history, songs, photos, memorabilia, and shows, indexed and
searchable by tags. Dead users will be able to participate in forums,
upload their own photos, and bookmark concerts and shows they have
attended. Fans will also be treated to exclusive free mp3 show
downloads.


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  1. RichieDee
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    PRESS RELEASE:

    Donegal Publishing, LLC has announced the release of “One Hundred Things I’ll Miss About Grateful Dead Land” by Christine M. Dunne. ISBN 978-0-8788128-1-2. The book is available at all online book sellers – Amazon, Borders, Barnes & Noble, etc., or buy direct from: http://www.jerryland.net

    “One Hundred Things I’ll Miss About Grateful Dead Land” was written by a lifelong “Deadhead” who has been attending their shows since the age of five. Beautifully designed and illustrated, the book is written in a way that captures the times and helps the reader appreciate and relive the feeling of what it was like to attend a Grateful Dead Concert. All true deadheads will appreciate this book. Includes unpublished photos of Bob Weir.

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