man, it's sad to see another legend go... 78 is old for someone still playing and touring 
. i mean, i loved the Grateful Dead back in the day, but all these reunions and supergroups are just a cash grab, if you ask me 
. bob weir was always the quiet one behind the scenes, but even he couldn't escape the commercialization of music... it's not the same as when the band was still together back in '65 
. at least his passing is in good company, surrounded by loved ones and beating cancer - that's all any of us can ask for 
. i mean, i loved the Grateful Dead back in the day, but all these reunions and supergroups are just a cash grab, if you ask me . bob weir was always the quiet one behind the scenes, but even he couldn't escape the commercialization of music... it's not the same as when the band was still together back in '65 . at least his passing is in good company, surrounded by loved ones and beating cancer - that's all any of us can ask for 
bob weir was literally the best guitarist ever 
and their chemistry on stage was magic 
i'm still trying to process this news 
it feels like a part of my childhood is gone 
but at the same time, i'm so grateful for all the music he made with dead & company 
they're going to miss him so much 
rest in peace bob weir you'll never be forgotten 
60 years with that band must've taken a toll on him tho... cancer's no joke 
"Sugar Magnolia" is like my jam 4eva
Dead & Company is doing a great job keeping the Grateful Dead spirit alive 
. And to think he went through cancer and came out on top? What an inspiration to us all 