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Looks Like Rain
May 11, 1977
St. Paul Civic Center Arena

A perfect rendition and maybe best of May 77. Bob and Donna really harmonize well at end. This St. Paul show deserves more hype.
25
Big River
May 11, 1977
St. Paul Civic Center Arena

This hot version from St. Paul is from a very under-rated show that is better than Mosque show IMHO.
8
Cryptical Envelopment
Aug. 23, 1971
Auditorium Theatre

The vital cryptical reprise that climaxes like all the best crypticals do. Is it 2/13/70 or 5/2/70??? No, but its damn good.
41
Hard to Handle
July 31, 1971
Yale Bowl, Yale University

Played a week before the 8/6/71 version, but super hot also. Both versions are a part of Road Trips Vol1-3.
13
The Other One
Oct. 16, 1977
Louisiana State U

Only about 8 mins, but some nice runs by Jerry in the middle. Worth checking out. Dave's picks#2.
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Comments

Werewolves of London
Oct. 31, 1991
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum

This whole show could use some more up-votes. Btw...Bruce is great on this Werewolves of Oakland and Duncan even throws a nice solo.
Werewolves of London
April 19, 1978
Veterans Memorial Auditorium

Funny version...does sound like they practiced once on the bus over to the show. However, I still up-voted for the effort and length.
Big River
April 19, 1978
Veterans Memorial Auditorium

Awesome version, but also awesome soundboard of the show. The Qual is A+.
Franklin's Tower
Sept. 29, 1977
Paramount Theatre

I love the start-up. I am so used to hearing it come out of something, not just slip-knot, but 1/2 step, Stranger, Dancin, etc. They just get it going from nothing. I love when Franklin's goes on forever for 17 mins. Love the end of it too. Thanks for pointing out, Sleuth.
Big River
Nov. 11, 1973
Winterland Arena

Once, again...this is best of three from the run. Everyone should listen to this show from start to finish and hear the magic.
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