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Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again
April 15, 1988
rosemont

Really kicking. Chawmobile coasting down the dunes of the michigan with Zimmerman
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Terrapin Station
April 7, 1994
Miami Arena

22 mins including jam. whisper quiet pre-"since the end" vamp. long midi turtle with fluid watery reveries into the cranium. sad flub-filled vocal
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Looks Like Rain
April 12, 1982
Nassau Coliseum

Another Formula 1 snapshot brent LLR. Bulging builds with graceful battering ram and icy southwestern lead work, jazzy patient coda. 40 years TDIGH
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Tennessee Jed
April 12, 1982
Nassau Coliseum

slow, the rhythmic flourishes and haggard vibe will get you into this steamy whistlin' train versh.
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Good Lovin'
March 14, 1981
Hartford Civic Center

hands up this one's a watery rager

Comments

Wharf Rat
Nov. 21, 1973
Denver Coliseum

Sparkly, twinkly wharf rat fairy dusted onto an autumn 73 set. but i'll get back on my feet someday bridge on this version is quite sad stuff. Then wall of sound PhilBombin' up phuckin' up yer head. Lucid and chunky, graceful and silvery wharf.
Wharf Rat
May 25, 1977
The Mosque

weightlifting champ of a wharf!
Black Throated Wind
Nov. 21, 1973
Denver Coliseum

Huge, heartfelt version
The Other One
May 25, 1977
The Mosque

Wow. Look out the line for the Devils and strap in for TOO->Wharf->Wheel.
Uncle John's Band
Dec. 31, 1987
Oakland Coliseum Arena

Smashing version of UJB. a popular byte-sized line about the dead is that they were intentionally apolitical, but we can distinctly view the lyrics of UJB as a call for socialist and environmentalist humanitarianism, as well as "ain't no time to hate" and "are you kind?" as a rousing anti-fascist call. It's hard to say what the snake flag meant in 1970 audiences. But hey, Tucker Carlson and other Fox dipfuck acolytes go to dead shows. Goes to show, Not a group that had their head in the clouds thematically all the time, they had a pulse on things going on.