"When we heard the news that Phil had died, we decided we wanted to come down here and just pay our respects. It's like watching a bunch of your friends get older and everybody gets older, and so people die that the music goes on," added Mark Durbin.
"If you look at that house and you think about the people that have gone up and down those steps and those special years, that was a very special moment in time," said Michael Seiler.
"Deadheads are you know, it's where all the runaways, the outcasts, the addicts; it's a whole community of misfits in a way and it's home for a lot people who don't feel they have a home," said Johnny Greavu.
"The energy from that time is still here, you feel it. We're sitting in a van, there's people walking up and down the streets who know this music, it just never stops," said Michael Seiler.
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