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Next Time You See Me
July 30, 1966
P.N.E. Garden Auditorium

Sweet performance with that awesome 66 rock n roll sound.
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Brown Eyed Women
Sept. 20, 1974
Palais Des Sports

Pretty solid
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Greatest Story Ever Told
Sept. 20, 1974
Palais Des Sports

Weird, spacey version. Terrible start. Billy's sleeping. Jerry's floating around. Donna starts vomiting everywhere. Keith's at the carnival.
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Big River
Sept. 20, 1974
Palais Des Sports

Yeeeeeehaw! Gets intense after Baton Rouge verse. Awesome.
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Around and Around
Sept. 20, 1974
Palais Des Sports

Listen!! Absolute rock star stuff!! Jerry and Keith are on fire!
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Comments

The Other One
May 2, 1970
Harpur College

I can't argue with this one sitting at the top. It crams in a gargantuan amount of emotion and power into its runtime. Every time I play it back I hear a little something I hadn't caught before, particularly from Garcia, who says so much with his playing here. I can think of a few '72 versions that sit above it, in my mind, especially in terms of complexity and inspiration. This one doesn't lack either whatsoever, but some others are just volcanic. Not mad that it sits at #1, though.
The Other One
May 24, 1972
Strand Lyceum

Fascinating start. Phil hits hard from the start while Jerry slowly leans into the thunder. Agree Garcia's muted playing at first is a tell—it almost always is. Good observation. Takes a jazzy detour early on, blowing into a perfectly cinematic production. Then you're in for an absolute nightmare. Seriously chilling stuff. Ends pretty powerfully. Great one. Top tier stuff. Heady heady heady
Promised Land
April 30, 1977
The Palladium

Banger
Mississippi Halfstep Uptown Toodeloo
April 30, 1977
The Palladium

Back here. This one is really fantastic. The jam is an absolute monster.
Me and My Uncle
April 30, 1977
The Palladium

One of the most well-played I’ve heard
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