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Bertha
Feb. 8, 1986
Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center

bullet train vision of utopian oblivion. Awesome locked in groovemeister
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Its All Over Now
Feb. 8, 1986
Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center

unique double time textures, crispy and habanero, continues a splendidly On hometurf first set.
2
Stagger Lee
Feb. 8, 1986
Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center

astonishingly playful and heavy version, great great stuff!!!!
1
Pretty Peggy O
Feb. 8, 1986
Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center

speedy, alchemical solo, hot weir
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Little Red Rooster
Feb. 8, 1986
Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center

laser hot rooster, explosive Brent, dual slide and devils gettin' it done

Comments

Cold Rain and Snow
April 20, 1984
Philadelphia Civic Center

all meaning business, checking out this aud
The Wheel
Feb. 26, 1977
Swing Auditorium

Hymnal, graceful wheel salami to pitb bread. (this lyric is some spicy stuff, hunter at his finest - http://artsites.ucsc.edu/gdead/agdl/wheel.html)
They Love Each Other
Feb. 26, 1977
Swing Auditorium

wow. keen and shining
Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain
Dec. 3, 1981
Dane County Coliseum

Stretching out on scarlet fire at the beginning of a very very nice 2nd set in Madison, WI (the dead love wisconsin, it's a fact)
Uncle John's Band
March 18, 1995
The Spectrum

Great, great, great, great, great. Jerry is brave and valiant in this. And yeah, Vince is really great on this. and bob's midi. Bob weir is simply a master of guitar tone, you focus in on his parts at any given time in a roaring jam and just purely on the level of his instrument itself, the damn thing always sounds so good. Crunchy and soothing at the same time. And he knows how to flow through inter-chord melodies in his sleep. This ujb is another weir rhythm masterclass