Grateful Data isn't programming code, but an online tutorial about data acquisition, cleaning and enriching, using publicly accessible data on the band the Grateful Dead as examples. Read the Wiki to find out how to use the sample data.
Download all 14000 Grateful Dead shows from Archive.org
Visual Exploration of 30 Years of Grateful Dead Set Lists
Assignment for CINF 200, Intro to Web Technologies.
android app flutter project to list and play Hunter's Matrix Grateful Dead shows hosted on archive.org
A Grateful Dead inspired Discord bot made with Python
Ruby on Rails backend for the app Deaditt, a catalog of every live Grateful Dead performance. The app features the ability to search and filter concerts, view complete and unique setlists, find specific songs (complete with lyrics and spotify widgets if applicable), and follow other user accounts
A Windows desktop app for your daily dose of Grateful Dead–era live music. Pick an artist, get a show of the day from the Internet Archive, view the setlist (when configured), and play the show’s tracks.
Create album covers for every Grateful Dead show. WIP
Source code to accompany my blog post Truckin' Through Time: Building a Grateful Dead Database
💀 Downloads track files from Grateful Dead shows on archive.org
React Frontend for Deaditt, a catalog of every live Grateful Dead performance. The app features the ability to search and filter concerts, view complete and unique setlists, find specific songs (complete with lyrics and spotify widgets if applicable), and follow other user accounts
CLI tool for analyzing jam-band music libraries — spectral analysis, jam scoring, segue chain detection, and archive.org integration. Built for Grateful Dead and Phish tape collections.
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