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2
Here Comes Sunshine
March 18, 1994
Rosemont Horizon

Just a lovely version. Beautiful little mid solo and lovely synths and harmonies from Vince. These spring 94 shows are almost universally underrated.
1
Truckin'
April 5, 1995
Jefferson Civic Center Coliseum

MAJOR PHIL VOCALS HERE
2
Truckin'
April 2, 1982
Cameron Indoor Stadium, Duke U

Nicely jammed into from He's Gone, awesome Bobby, Jerry and Brent scat on the outro and high energy
2
The Music Never Stopped
March 18, 1994
Rosemont Horizon

HEADY outro jam with all members contributing. Great barroom keys from Vince and some speedy playing from Jer. Basically unknown show, great 1st set!
2
Space
Sept. 12, 1990
The Spectrum

Beautiful rendition of Handsome Cabin Boy/Two Soldiers lasting over 3 minutes in the middle

Comments

Revolution
Oct. 12, 1983
Madison Square Garden

Love this version, even though they all suck (sorry!) - truly amazing energy at these MSG shows in 83. Cosmic
Let It Grow
March 25, 1983
Compton Terrace Amphitheatre

Cool version. Very mediocre verses and mid solo without the characteristic-for-the-era speedy playing that Jerry usually played there - but they more than make up for it in the outro. That's one of my favorite things about this band - if they fucked up a verse, or a song, or a show, or even a whole tour, they never failed to recognize that they'd let the audience down a little, and they'd always come back stronger. See: shitty summer tour 94 followed by amazing fall tour 94.
Jack A Roe
Oct. 5, 1994
The Spectrum

Great solo, Jerry came to play on this night!
Space
Oct. 12, 1984
Augusta Civic Center

bcarter - I would kill to hear what they would have done to an estimated at this show too, but I think part of the magic is the sparseness (song-wise) of the second set. The meat of the second set is really only a couple songs, and yet they're so unbelievably well executed that there isn't a show around that can really compete with this one.
Dark Star
March 30, 1994
The Omni

Cheers, darkstar. Couldn't agree more. You can find something different in each listen, and isn't that what it's all about? Give the second set from 3/21 a listen if you liked this. Hope to see you in that discussion!