grateful dead album cover

[XXX-er]

https://www.interior-news.com/entert...d-album-cover/

a local guy eh

[iamTRuTH]

I ordered the box set, and can’t wait. The art work is a big reason why.

[Schemeboat]

Awesome! Ordered a T, wish they still had L.

[iceman]

That's pretty cool

[schwerty]

I ordered the box set, and can’t wait. The art work is a big reason why.

Me too! Good shows too but the art is excellent. Can’t wait!

[iamTRuTH]

The box set is truly amazing, best one yet for art. The tunes don’t suck either.

[buttahflake]

I want everything in that room.

[iamTRuTH]

I want everything in that room.

Bike matches the theme.

PM me for the jams.

[XXX-er]

the unboxing ^^

[wyeaster]

that's cool

[wyeaster]

it's cool they did the pnw release. i'm ambivalent about the art.

[XXX-er]

you ever been up here? 1/3rd of the people in the northwest are FN

Roy Henry Vickers lives up there in the Kispiox with them Hipnecks ... real cowboys and indians

[wyeaster]

me? "native"oregonian

[OregonDead]

Culture sucks if you can't share it. Sharing is the whole point IMO. Truth is we are all related at some point. Come to Oktoberfest in Mt. Angel and everyone that wants to be is a real German. People try being exclusive about culture all the time and it's always a huge failure.

I love the art. But it reminds me of this fiasco

https://theoutline.com/post/2194/ore...=2&zi=uzmmxs2o

[Meadow Skipper]

I want everything in that room.

I have to be stunned when I agree with buttchafe. I’m stunned. That’s some nice shit, I like that PNW Indian symbology...and Transition bikes.

[schwerty]

Super cool art! Good shows too! Glad I threw down the coin for it.

[XXX-er]

I have to be stunned when I agree with buttchafe. I’m stunned. That’s some nice shit, I like that PNW Indian symbology...and Transition bikes.

Dude the prefered nomenclature is first nations or indigenous, I would never actualy use the term " Indian " unless I was asking someone if they wana go for Indian at the Tandoori restaurant

when I said " cowboys and indians " that is like a John Wayenish tongue in cheek repeat of an old hollywood term

So the Brits didnt wana pay up so they never settled land claims in BC ... so its like their land eh

[Danno]

Dude the prefered nomenclature is first nations or indigenous, I would never actualy use the term " Indian " unless I was asking someone if they wana go for Indian at the Tandoori restaurant

when I said " cowboys and indians " that is like a John Wayenish tongue in cheek repeat of an old hollywood term

So the Brits didnt wana pay up so they never settled land claims in BC ... so its like their land eh

In the US, "Indian" is a perfectly acceptable term. Nothing wrong with "Native American", but we don't use "first nations", and "indigenous" -- while accurate -- is not used all that much either.

[Meadow Skipper]

Dude the prefered nomenclature is first nations or indigenous, I would never actualy use the term " Indian " unless I was asking someone if they wana go for Indian at the Tandoori restaurant

when I said " cowboys and indians " that is like a John Wayenish tongue in cheek repeat of an old hollywood term

So the Brits didnt wana pay up so they never settled land claims in BC ... so its like their land eh

Maybe in Canuckistan, but here in the real world (), ‘Native Americans’ call themselves Indians or by their tribal name. At least that’s what my Indian/Gwichin/Diné/Apache/Pueblo/Tewa/Tiwa/Keresan/Yurok...etc friends do.

Like Danno said. F’r instance, there is the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Indian Health Service to name just two US gov’t bureaus.