Tie-Died: Grateful Dead Parking Lot Scene Documentary

The Grateful Dead summer tour of 1994 comes to life in this appealing documentary. Few rock and roll devotees have been more dedicated to their band of choice than have the "Deadheads" who follow this the group from city to city. Director Andrew Behar interviews a wide range of fans, from aging hippies to homeless teens, to find out what the Grateful Dead means to them. Includes "A Conversation with Ken Kesey," a short film by Peter Shapiro. The Grateful Dead itself is not seen performing in "Tie-Died." The film focuses exclusively on the band's fans. Director: Andrew Behar Release Date: 22 September 1995 (USA) more MPAA: Rated R for drug content and language. Genre: Documentary / Music more Tagline: It's more than just the music--it's a way of life! Plot Summary: Filmed during the Grateful Dead's 1994 summer tour, this film chronicles the lives of the "Deadheads"--free-spirited fans who follow the band around the country. Plot Keywords: Groupie / LSD / Deadhead / Grateful Dead / Summer Of Love Awards: 1 nomination - Grand Jury Prize 1995 Runtime: 80 min Country: USA Language: English Color/BW: Color Sound Mix: Stereo Certification: USA:R Company: Arrowhead Entertainment Comment by LawnBoy-4 from Denver (1/6/1999): A fine, if not terribly refined, documentary which follows the life and times of the Dead Heads. The beauty lies in the fact that it is such a raw film and not a commercialized hype-fest. To depict DeadHeads as anything other than real would be an injustice. This is a film for anyone who has followed the Dead, who likes the Dead's music, or who just does not understand the whole phenomenon. It is quite informative to the uninitiated and should be viewed with an open mind. Initially, this film was licensed by the Grateful Dead but, inexplicably, said licensing was denied at the last minute. As such, do not expect to see any members of the Dead, nor hear any of their music on the soundtrack. However, a fine soundtrack is provided by the more-than-capable Solar Circus.

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ulaff (2007-08-27)

stuck at 68.8%

uau5 (2008-03-23)

File does not open. bs.

uau5 (2008-03-23)

both quicktime and divx player did not recognize this file as a video format (no matter what extension I put on it). but for some reason toast was able to recognize it then convert it to divx...
worked fine after that.

ethan420 (2008-03-29)

uau5: it worked fine before that, you probably did not have the proper codecs, do a fucking google search before u call something "bs"

optein (2008-06-23)

I also had trouble opening the file up in quicktime and with WMV with the proper codec. VLC worked great tho, as always.

optein (2008-06-23)

I also really like this movie, thanks for uploading. Shows the positive as well as negative aspects of deadhead culture.

ethan420 (2008-07-17)

download and install this and you will be able to watch any movie on the pirate bay

Loreia2 (2014-10-17)

please, please seed :)
~peace~