The band has not fully made up its mind. Things have already changed, and God only knows if they'll change some more.

There's crew and there's security guards, and the janitors at the Oakland Coliseum or whatever. They're going to have a little less work.

Your bohemians hang out in bookstores. That's the way God planned it.

As soon as I hear 'impact,' I hear pomposity, and I think, 'Jerry would hate that,'

The Grateful Dead remains as it always has -- in favor of tape trading.

I think Jerry would be very pleased by this.

It hurt his art, and it hurt his soul, ... And it covered up the symptoms of his health problems.

His standard line was, 'So what the ... do I know?' He knew about his own normal self, the ways he couldn't function.

He was trustworthy, ... That's why people followed him.

One-to-one community building, tape trading, is something we've always been about. The idea of a massive one-stop Web site that does not build community is not what we had in mind. Our conclusion has been that it doesn't represent Grateful Dead values.