McIntosh Reserves Final Copies of Limited Edition "Dancing with the Dead" Poster, Sales Resume December 14

(December 14, 2023) Calling all Dead Heads! Actually... calling all Dead Heads and McIntosh fans! McIntosh, the famed keeper of the green glow, has created a 18" x 24" print poster to celebrate its decades-long relationship with the Grateful Dead. The poster was created by artist AJ Masthay, who's known for his extensive work with the Dead. Each poster was hand-printed by Masthay using a reduction block printing process and quality, 100% cotton printmaking paper. Signed and individually numbered, McIntosh only commissioned 250 prints, many of which have been sold.

This coming Thursday, December 14 (2:00PM EST), McIntosh is selling its last few copies. The company says customers who previously purchased a poster are not eligible for another copy; sales are limited to within the United States.

The poster is priced at $195. Click here for more information.

 

[Sonnie Parker]

Never have been a Grateful Dead fan, although I camped out for about a week back in Feb/Mar 1995 for tickets that went on sale for their last year of touring and the concert at BJCC in Birmingham, AL, in April 1995. I remember going to the concert. First time ever at a Dead show. We walked in, and folks were slow-motion dancing like ballerinas in the hallways... no doubt tripping. About 45 minutes into the show, they took a break and flipped on the lights. Looking around, we could see bongs everywhere and the security just ignored it. Of course, it already smelt like a reefer pit in the auditorium. The girl next to us had the little white squares the put on their tongue, and I asked her what it was like. She said it was like traveling to the moon. She asked me if I'd like to join her, but I told her I preferred staying right here on earth. I might gave taken a toke or two on one of those bongs though.

Cool poster... wouldn't mind having one, but I suspect they will be hard to get.

 

[Todd Anderson]

LOL.... great story.

I like The Dead, but much prefer Jerry Garcia's acoustic albums. Talented for sure.