36 From The Vault - Season Three Trailer

Summary

36 From the Vault – Season Three Trailer

Podcast: 36 From the Vault
Hosts: Steven Hyden & Rob Mitchum
Release Date: March 8, 2021
Episode: Season Three Trailer
Brought to you by: Osiris Media

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Overview

This brief trailer episode announces Season Three of “36 From the Vault,” the podcast that analyzes the Grateful Dead’s storied “Dick’s Picks” live album series. Hosts Steven Hyden and Rob Mitchum set the stage for the new season, hinting at the show’s direction as it shifts focus to the Dead’s 1980s era. The hosts preview their enthusiasm, the changing vibe of the band’s music in the 1980s, and playful banter about the types of Grateful Dead moments listeners can expect.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Framing Past Seasons and Introducing the 1980s Dead

• Steven Hyden likens previous seasons to the band’s chronological evolution:
  • Season 1: “our raw 60s Dead” (01:19)
  • Season 2: “our exploratory 70s Dead” (01:26)
• Moving into Season 3, they’re focusing on “the silky, relaxed sounds of the 80s Dead.” (01:32)

2. The Maturity of the Band (and the Hosts)

• Hyden cracks, “our beards are fully grown out. You have some gray hair starting to pop in, but we have the skill of a wily veteran.” (01:35)
• This suggests a thematic link between the band's more mature sound in the 1980s and the podcasters’ own journey as Dead commentators.

3. Anticipation for Iconic Dead Moments

• Both hosts gleefully preview some staple Grateful Dead elements from this era:
  • Steven says, “I haven’t listened to Dead for a little bit. And I’m so excited that I’m even looking forward to our next triple Berry.” (01:56)
  • Rob adds: “I’m even looking forward to a ripping Tennessee Jed and some sweet Bobby slide.” (02:10)
• There’s a shared excitement for the hallmarks of this period: energetic jams (“ripping Tennessee Jed”) and Bob Weir’s signature slide guitar (“sweet Bobby slide”).

4. Signature Playful Tone and Banter

• Their back-and-forth showcases the podcast’s lighthearted, enthusiastic approach.
• Steven jokes, “Sweet Bobby Slide. How sweet does that sound right now? Can’t wait to get into it.” (02:24)

5. Season Launch and Call to Action

• The third season is set to premiere on March 22nd.
• Steven closes with: “Let’s get into it. Our next season of 36 from the Vault coming at you on March 22nd from Osiris.” (02:24)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On the seasonal themes:
  “I sort of think of the first season as our raw 60s Dead. Second season was our exploratory 70s Dead. And now we’re into the silky, relaxed sounds of the 80s Dead for season three.”
  — Rob Mitchum (01:19)

• On the maturity of both hosts and band:
  “That’s right, where our beards are fully grown out. You have some gray hair starting to pop in, but we have the skill of a wily veteran.”
  — Steven Hyden (01:35)

• On Deadhead anticipation:
  “I’m even looking forward to a ripping Tennessee Jed and some sweet Bobby slide.”
  — Rob Mitchum (02:10)

• On enthusiasm for signature sounds:
  “Sweet Bobby Slide. How sweet does that sound right now? Can’t wait to get into it.”
  — Steven Hyden (02:24)

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Important Timestamps

• 01:11 Introduction to Season 3 Trailer
• 01:19 Framing past podcast seasons and Dead eras
• 01:35 Banter about the “wily veteran” vibe of both hosts and the band
• 01:56 Looking forward to deep musical moments (Triple Berry, Tennessee Jed, Bobby slide)
• 02:24 Gearing up for launch and playful excitement for the new season
• 02:36 Closing invite: “We’ll see you there.”

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Summary

The trailer for Season 3 of “36 From the Vault” sets the tone for a journey through the Grateful Dead’s 1980s live catalog. Hyden and Mitchum’s camaraderie and deep Deadhead knowledge promise an engaging analysis of an oft-debated period in GD history. Fans can expect the usual mix of historical context, musical dissection, and humorous asides, starting March 22nd.

(Note: The rest of the episode contains unrelated ads and is omitted per instructions.)

Transcript

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This is the trailer for the third season of 36 from the Vault. I feel like this is the tuning segment of our entire next season.

[C]

Yeah, and I think this is going to be an exciting season because, you know, I sort of think of the first season as our raw 60s dead.

[B]

Yes.

[C]

Second season was our exploratory 70s dead. And now we're into the silky, relaxed sounds of the 80s dead for season three.

[B]

That's right, where our beards are fully grown out. You have some gray hair starting to pop in, but we have the skill of a wily veteran. I think at this point, you don't.

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[B]

I don't know about you. I haven't listened to Dead for a little bit. And I'm so excited that I'm even looking forward to our next triple Berry.

[C]

I'm even looking forward to a ripping Tennessee Jed and some sweet Bobby slide.

[B]

Oh my God. Sweet Bobby Slide. How sweet does that sound right now? Can't wait to get into it. Our next season of 36 from the Vault coming at you on March 22nd from Osiris. Let's get into it.

[C]

We'll see you there.

[E]

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