Two CDs. Hunter Thompson's oft-quoted adage "When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro" has always been central to The Grateful Dead's ethos, and never more so than in the Summer of 1971. The... more

With Phil Lesh and Bob Weir contributing new Grateful Dead classics and Jerry Garcia presenting more sublime songs, the Dead were firing on all cylinders and reaching the peak of their in-studio... more

These lost tapes (or "Betty boards," named after Betty Cantor-Jackson, who recorded these directly from the soundboard) were only discovered and returned to the Grateful Dead vault in late 2016. So... more

Digitally remastered and expanded deluxe 50th Anniversary two CD edition. Includes the original album remastered as well as the full unreleased show from P.N.E. Garden Auditorium, Vancouver, BC,... more

On August 27, 1972, fresh off their now-legendary European tour, The Grateful Dead traveled to Veneta, Oregon and reunited with the Merry Pranksters to throw a benefit concert for the Kesey family's... more

1975's inspired BLUES FOR ALLAH raised the Dead midway through the band's 18 month hiatus from touring after a trio of celebrated Winterland shows. Features six rare instrumental studio outtakes and... more

Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of The Grateful Dead's iconic Europe '72 Tour with the original Europe '72 album, newly remastered. Plangent Processes tape restoration and speed correction, with... more

Three CDs. Madison Square Garden, the world-famous New York City arena, was a home away from home for The Grateful Dead, a reliable sanctuary where the band would ultimately play 52 shows, a record... more

With all those epic jams and thousands of albums and bootlegs out there, how does one create a 2-LP Grateful Dead "best-of"? Leave it to Rhino, who picked key cuts from every studio LP and arranged... more

Time to bury your Skeletons in the Closet "best-of"—this one spans the Dead's years with Warner Bros., Grateful Dead Records and Arista! Includes Truckin'; Touch of Grey; Sugar Magnolia; Casey Jones;... more

Widely considered one of The Grateful Dead's seminal performances, and certainly one of the very best of the universally acclaimed 1973 performing year, 6/10/73 is as synonymous with great Grateful... more

The crown jewel of the Deads studio output! The album's original 10 tracks include many of the Dead's best-known, most-loved, and most popular songs both on record and in concert for the next 25... more

2019 live archive release featuring nine unreleased performances from the early '90s, presenting what the next Grateful Dead studio album may have been. The collection focuses on the best unreleased... more

Following a 2 year recording break, the Dead's 1977 Arista debut TERRAPIN STATION was also their first with an outside producer, Kieth Olsen, since ANTHEM OF THE SUN. Features in-depth notes by... more

The classic Dead best-of. Includes Truckin'; Casey Jones; Sugar Magnolia; Uncle John's Band; Friend of the Devil, and more.

Three CD set. Rhino's seventh installment of 50th Anniversary Studio Releases for Grateful Dead. - From The Mars Hotel is the 7th album and 2nd released on Dead's own label, Grateful Dead Records. -... more

If $700 is a bit too many trips to the cash machine for you, "30 Trips Around the Sun" can still be yours via this 4-CD highlights edition. The 80-disc box is the Dead's most ambitious release ever,... more

Easing out of the gate with the band's first pop hit, "Uncle John's Band," the Dead's fourth studio album stripped away the sprawling jams and delivered a set of relaxed, intoxicating folk, blues and... more

Be you a diehard Dead Head or a Dead fan who's just coming to life, you need one of these new sets. Drawing from their official Warner Bros. live albums and adding collectible performances from their... more

Three CD set. Widely considered one of the most exciting, inspired, and greatest shows of the Dead's final decade of performing, the magnificent 6/17/91 show features relentlessly excellent... more

On their 1968 sophomore LP, the Dead first truly began to utilize the studio as a means to take their fans on the kind of hypnotic trip that their live shows offered. Concert recordings blend with... more

"Emotional" isn't a big enough word. It was a positively profound experience for Phil Lesh, Bill Kreutzmann, Mickey Hart and Bob Weir—as well as the tens of thousands of fortunate fans in... more

GRATEFUL DEAD - LYCEUM THEATRE, LONDON, ENGLAND 5/26/72 (LIVE):Reissuing the outof print, standalone show of the Deads final performance of their Europe 72 Tour at the Lyceum Theatre in Lo ndon on... more