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This article is from the Grateful Dead FAQ, by John J. Wood, Eric Nay and Ihor Slabicky tcgdd@hotmail.com with numerous contributions by others.

23) What is Stak-O-Dead and where can I get one? (Grateful Dead)

It's a Hypercard database, with setlists, lyrics, etc. from
'74 to about '90. It also has some good graphics, tape label makin'
capabilities and some great sound-bites. Allen Baum's is on the
net still but the original author (John Gilbert) has passed
away (RIP).

(Updates for '91 and '92 are now located at the ftp site
in pub/gdead/set-lists).
You can update it on your own by importing ASCII text in the form of:
mm/dd/yy venuename, city, ST

songname
songname

With each song listed on its own line, and each set/encore seperated by a
blank line. Its a grate little utility if ya got the hardware and
software, most handy for when Deadbase isn't around or ya need to paste
on a skeleton here or there, among other things.

It's available via anonymous ftp from ftp.apple.com in pub/gdeadstuff/stakodead
and is also on the dead archive at gdead.berkeley.edu in pub/gdead/mac.

 

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