Two bookends of the Dead’s mid-’70s hiatus era in one lot.

Blues for Allah (1975)
The Dead’s eighth album, made during their hiatus, and arguably their most adventurous studio record. It has the “Help on the Way / Slipknot! / Franklin’s Tower” suite, “The Music Never Stopped,” “Crazy Fingers,” and “Sage & Spirit,” plus the title track and its jazzier, more exploratory edge.

Steal Your Face (1976)
A double live album from the Winterland “farewell” run in October 1974, with Rick Griffin lettering and the iconic Stealie on the cover. The set includes “The Promised Land,” “Cold Rain and Snow,” “Stella Blue,” “Sugaree,” and “Casey Jones.”

Condition notes: Photos show the actual records, so what you see is what you get.

Shipping: Three discs ship together in a rigid record mailer with outer sleeves. They go out within [1–2] business days.

A solid pair of original-era Dead records for the collector or a good start for a new Deadhead.