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Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad
March 29, 1985
Nassau Coliseum

assured fireside lip-smacker. Tremendously pocketed stolen along, drawing the wanderer's mud-bogging sketches in moonlit bluegrass wistful song
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New Minglewood Blues
March 29, 1985
Nassau Coliseum

uber classic. Fleshed out fanning from all. Gold star
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Tennessee Jed
March 29, 1985
Nassau Coliseum

thunderous ovation for this firecracker slot machine versh, gets the job done
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Brother Esau
March 29, 1985
Nassau Coliseum

Boisterously grasping for the oneness. Hits deep groove with aplomb
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Supplication
March 29, 1985
Nassau Coliseum

Brilliant mercury nassau raveup. Ever so lucid and lucent.
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Terrapin Station
April 6, 1982
The Spectrum

patient and magical!!! zero in on anyone at any point and they're totally zigzagging through moonlit amethyst caves. Continues the sailor theme as we learn of the ballad of carlysle. you can practically feel the brittle yellow leaves of papyrus in a precious codex as you turn the pages of the lugging leatherbound edition in the best terrapins and this one is buoyant and jazzy. wanders and basks... Close your eyes. You are at a bong party with a dozen other resident high school hippies in the bathroom of an amtrak with wall street bros queuing up the aisle. "The train's put its brakes on, and the whistle is screaming terrapin....." goopy coda
Jack A Roe
April 6, 1982
The Spectrum

propulsive and mighty!!! zooweemama
Brown Eyed Women
April 6, 1982
The Spectrum

track that was played continually lesser in the intervening decades nonetheless so many gems in that rarefied crew, add this yamaha stage piano and amped up accompanied spectrum 82 juggernaut, sooo killing. Dance floor jousting with devils and weir whipping up souffle
C. C. Rider
April 6, 1982
The Spectrum

continues the trillion dollar set with aplomb. Lots of attention to group blend yields marvellously deep groove. Lots of chaw slingin' porch dip spittin' to the point of camp, can't look away type beat. The embryonic, experimental period of the controversial "short shorts blues" slot. In my eyes it was sometimes filler but often would allow the instrumentalists to shake off the dust. Tiger totally flies on this one, great pick!!!!!
Promised Land
April 6, 1982
The Spectrum

twangy and ripping!! Creative lesh
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