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Brandon1989

Buckeye Head

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Submissions

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Stella Blue
Oct. 23, 1972
Milwaukee Performing Arts Center

Only a few months old but an early passionate outro to this one.
3
Brown Eyed Women
May 13, 1977
Auditorium Theatre

Had to check myself a few times when I didn't see this one under the date. Listen and vote!

Comments

Bird Song
July 1, 1992
Buckeye Lake Music Center

The jam before the final verse is really nice. Gives me faith in shows beyond 1990.
He's Gone
Nov. 14, 1972
Oklahoma City Music Hall

I concur with the statement above mine. This is what I am looking for in He's Gone. When I first heard it through Europe 72 I loved the groove but a lot of times for me He's Gone really slows down the flow of a show and for me it is usually because I feel the little jamming doesn't change too much. If I am completely wrong then I am all ears for other examples.
Stella Blue
Nov. 12, 1972
Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Hall

A very bendy Jerry on this one. Love it. I always say it..."Performance quality over audio quality." Come on guys.
Stella Blue
Dec. 19, 1978
State Fairgrounds Coliseum

This one comes nicely out of TOO then Jerry does what he does and brings the passion. Then as pointed out already by others, NFA creeps its way in at the end. I could have almost cried hearing what I was already warned I would hear. That's what this band does. Two songs I am very familiar with but blended together and its a whole other treat. Probably my favorite transition into NFA.
Stella Blue
Oct. 23, 1972
Milwaukee Performing Arts Center

I am guessing the quality of the audio kept this off the list until now as with other songs I have noticed. Performance quality over audio quality every time. We are just spoiled enough that most of the time we get both.
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