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Submissions

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I Need A Miracle
July 20, 1994
Deer Creek Music Center

6 tracks pre-drums, a set chock full of patient, far-reaching playing. This is a perfect party time palate cleanser, searing.
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Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again
July 20, 1994
Deer Creek Music Center

A version that earns the submission. Inspired and filled out. Night prior is hot and the Deer Creek magic reigns.
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Truckin'
April 23, 1984
Veterans' Memorial Coliseum

Excellent generously stately and tumultuous intro. Laid back. Nice melt to black peter.
1
Might As Well
April 23, 1984
Veterans' Memorial Coliseum

tight bucket yields this hoarse , ever so blue hot, blistering version!! Heavy late night express jerry soul rocker, big man sends it, gnarly version.
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Cassidy
April 23, 1984
Veterans' Memorial Coliseum

this is a golden stretch in terms of style and form for GD. Deep and thickly bright sprinting jam

Comments

Brown Eyed Women
June 19, 1994
Autzen Stadium, U. of Oregon

you already know this is the goods
Drums -> Space
Oct. 21, 1983
Worcester Centrum

Devils is mechanical and punishing. Real nice guitarist's conversation on this blues for allah rarity
Playin' In The Band
Oct. 21, 1983
Worcester Centrum

Chef's kiss haunted house spritzer coin toss, demented and spired PITB coiling round shells and moon's thorn keys. Thanks to the thrashing multiplicities this one pulls off a spooky, surly afterglare as well as splashes of smiling encouragement. Sonically this one must have been nuts in person. Weir's swoopy performance provides wholesome fitness wheat. This one will settle in your crevices as a conscious listener in search of tiger, for the approach is more like gliding thru black night no dawn in sight. Greatly mysterious folky version
Loser
Oct. 21, 1983
Worcester Centrum

this one's a rager!!!! Vocal checks out, certified asylum screed
Uncle John's Band
Oct. 21, 1983
Worcester Centrum

there must be some mistake... Not a 94 Van gogh nor a one-drummer years trancely expedition. When will shows lined double barrels down with Brent-era bangers get their due as serious nitezzzz? These tours all have gems Deep in this hemmed in and psychedelic uncle john, the devils totally jockey for momentum and the chordal instruments wobble the car on either side of the rail amid the relentless churn of a freezing Charles River. Check this one out