All The Songs!!!

As you probably know if you’ve been following our Bear Cartel group on fb, I’m not just obsessed with bears, I also have a few other obsessions. One of them is animals in people clothes, but I learned a long time ago that it’s hard to get cats to fit into the cute little outfits without a load of scratching and noises that make mom come running, and later, trust issues. I’m also obsessed with drawing Dead songs that Dead and Co do (did? Noooooooo!!! I’m still in denial, thanks.). So far I’ve made over 100 of their songs and if you think I can count them all and get the same number more than once, you don’t know me at all.

This is the collection of all of those ones I’ve had turned into stickers so far, and it’s a pretty massive collection. It takes up half the dinning room table when they’re all laid out together. I could hardly fit them all in one photo. The advantage to having the whole collection like this is that you can deal them all out into your favourite set lists. You can arrange and rearrange them anywhere you like depending on the show that’s stuck in your head. Or you can make your own fantasy show setlist. You can give them all out to at least 100 of your favourite friends. There are enough to plaster something like your dishwasher or suitcase in stickers, or you can put just one sticker on everything you own, If you don’t want that surfboard locker look I love so much. Or you can just admit you are a hardcore collector and you want one of everything. That’s OK too. You know it is, because this is like a group meeting for people who love to collect beautiful little trinkets that remind us of our favorite, favourite things, and all our happiest memories..

I’m not going to name them all here, but it’s their most played songs, with a scattering of their rarely played ones that I loved too much to draw in order. With the full set you will get over 100 (106?) different stickers for you to play with. Please don’t make me count them again! If you really, really need to know how many there are, you can try counting them yourself and not getting mixed up.

The full set is $100, which is less than $1 a sticker, what a bargoon! I really don’t make money selling them at this price, I’m just doing a few of these bundles for the people who really love them and want to collect them all. I have to charge shipping for these too, because it’s a big stack that I can in no way pretend is just a card to a friend.