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Cold Rain and Snow
Nov. 27, 1991
Nassau Coliseum

Sweet Jerry Solo and plenty of energy. Tribal drumming from Mickey
3
Looks Like Rain
April 15, 1982
Providence Civic Center

Another emotional 1982 LLR from Bobby.
3
Franklin's Tower
Aug. 22, 1993
Autzen Stadium - University of Oregon

Crystal sweet guitar, beautiful chorus where Jerry practically shouts the Roll Away give this a chance.

Comments

Jack Straw
Oct. 20, 1984
Carrier Dome, Syracuse U

Dante, I agree with you. Nice jam but not top ten or close. This doesn't touch Nassau 79 or anything from 72, winterland 77 etc. It's a good jam for sure but I don't get the legendary status. Just me.
Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain
Oct. 14, 1983
Hartford Civic Center

Good point about the no filler. The Rythem Devils are on their game. Mickey looks like a kilker. When I first got into the dead I had always herd bad things about this era. Because of this I can't stop researching 81-84. It's like they reinvented themselves.
Standing On The Moon
Oct. 15, 1994
Madison Square Garden

Serious passion and effert from Jerry. The whole band! Perhaps that MSG effect. What an ending.
Standing On The Moon
Aug. 21, 1993
Autzen Stadium - University of Oregon

I truly believe that standing on the moon is their most purest, finest, and honest song and this may be the finest version. I know no greater song in all of music. Hunters lyrics are beautiful honest and pure. Jerry plays and sings perect, phil is always in perfect tone and the drummers are in perfect rythem. There's something about this song that brings out something extra in this band. It's unique and special. I really feal that way.
Jack Straw
Jan. 11, 1979
Nassau Coliseum

Wow Jerry playing fast
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