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Jack Straw
Jan. 28, 1987
San Francisco Civic Auditorium

“Half a mile from Tucson, other side of town” this one’s decent cept for that lol
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Jack Straw
Jan. 28, 1987
San Francisco Civic Auditorium

“Half a mile from Tucson, other side of town” this one’s decent cept for that lol
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Spoonful
Jan. 28, 1987
San Francisco Civic Auditorium

Bobby: “could’ve been a spoonful of diamond…. Coffee” this one’s got some decent jamming. In the middle. End jam’s sloppy. Better than later versions
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Spoonful
Jan. 28, 1987
San Francisco Civic Auditorium

Bobby: “could’ve been a spoonful of diamond…. Coffee” this one’s got some decent jamming. In the middle. End jam’s sloppy. Better than later versions
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I Need A Miracle
July 24, 1987
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Stadium

An absolute barnburner from what I consider to be the Dead’s most underrated year. ‘87 RULES! Jumps into Bertha quickly
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I Need A Miracle
Nov. 8, 1985
Community War Memorial Auditorium

Good one. Real awkward ending
The Other One
Nov. 8, 1985
Community War Memorial Auditorium

There is a familiar riff someone plays at the start of this out of Space but I cannot put my finger on it. This is a good one. Short. Into Miracle
Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad
April 23, 1977
Springfield Civic Center

Beautiful one. Garcia is on absolute fire. I still think June 8 to be the king of '77 GDTRFBs, but this one hits a wonderfully soaring peak like any killer GDTRFB should. Front pager 4ever
The Other One
April 26, 1972
Jahrhunderthalle

One of my top 5 all-time shows. Absolutely fucking bonkers start to this. The entire band is KNIVES out from the jump. Through much of the jam, band members present ideas, but they don't entirely commit to one too much through the jam. It works out best directly in the middle of the jam.
The Other One
May 26, 1972
Strand Lyceum

Excellent one, especially the TOO #3, after the legendary Dew that precedes it. This one, in my mind, doesn't get as out there as other TOO's on the Europe tour. The real magic is what lies interwoven in it, which makes it a special set.
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