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2
Don't Ease Me In
July 5, 1981
Zoo Amphitheater

Tight version. Yeah, it's a short tune, but it still rocks.
2
Wharf Rat
May 12, 1980
Boston Garden

Solid vocals from Jerry. Nice harmonies.
1
Sugar Magnolia
May 12, 1980
Boston Garden

High energy, good jamming, solid execution.
2
Easy Answers
June 28, 1995
The Palace

Final time played.
1
Jack Straw
March 5, 1972
Winterland Arena

Nice pacing, starting out slow and gradually gaining speed.
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Comments

Might As Well
March 23, 1994
Nassau Coliseum

Jerry and Vince are rockin' out!!! The energy carries over to The Promised Land set closer. Wow!!!
Mexicali Blues
Sept. 9, 1991
MSG

I'm on the fence with this one. The intro is pretty bad, but during the song there is some really nice piano work by Bruce - as if that should surprise anyone. The problem here is that there are a lot of sounds - horns, accordion, piano, guitar, keyboards - and at times they clash and it's not a pleasant sound. Take a listen and judge for yourself.
Mexicali Blues
Sept. 26, 1991
Boston Garden

This might have the longest instrumental jam within the vocals ever. Here we have seven improvisational musicians playing and blending well together, with nobody taking the song off. The entire Boston 1991 run is worth listening to and I'm surprised by the lack of appreciation for it.
Day Job
Feb. 8, 1986
Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center

Everybody in the band seems to be enjoying themselves. So should you!!!
Day Job
March 23, 1986
The Spectrum

Who loves Day Job? Philly does!!! On this audience recording you can hear the crowd sing along. Who doesn't want to hear the Dead rock out to a fist-pumping encore? If you hate Day Job, you must be a communist. Or at least a socialist.
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