Grateful Dead – Live in Hérouville, France, 21 June 1971 (12-Inch Album) Coloured Vinyl ticket and merchandise prices were

ticket and merchandise prices were set relatively low

Where the Streets Have No Name (4:46)

Once Upon a Time in the West

South of Heaven / Raining Blood / Altar of Sacrifice / Jesus Saves

tracks from ex-Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl’s ‘upcoming solo album’ (at least that was how it was credited at the time)

Grateful Dead – Live in Hérouville, France, 21 June 1971 (12-Inch Album) Coloured Vinyl ticket and merchandise prices wereThis album features the highlights of the Grateful Deads live performance at Chteau dHrouville, in Hrouville, France, on 21 June 1971. On a whim, the Grateful Dead flew to France in 1971 to play at a cancelled festival. The band were housed at Chteau dHrouville, a residential recording studio, made famous by Elton John, who recorded three albums there, (Honky Chteau, Dont Shoot Me Im Only the Piano Player and Goodbye Yellowbrick Road). A host of other