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Candyman
March 24, 1987
Hampton Coliseum

touching
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Loser
March 24, 1987
Hampton Coliseum

Glorious pinchy raveup with searing vocal and organ.
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New Minglewood Blues
March 24, 1987
Hampton Coliseum

Long, riotous, hot solos from jerry, bob on slide and brent.
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Drums -> Space
Sept. 2, 1983
Boise Pavilion - Boise State University

devils man!!!! nice midi and cowbell, crowd is super into it. Unique tonal spanishy space. Incredible guitar duet, beautiful stuff.
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The Wheel
March 5, 1992
Hampton Coliseum

Trips, we have wonderful pillowy landing with wheely feelies

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.