Super crisp and clean by Jer here. excellent reading of this song.

Why not...everything is golden at this show.

Pretty smokin estimated for 1995. Comes in at 14 minutes and has a great middle Jam.

This Jed was epic at the Pyramid.

Everything was played to perfection this evening, including this El Paso. This song just adds to the great flow of this maybe best show of 1977.

I don't usually write more than 3 words, but this deserves more than I wrote before. It comes out of the most definitive Ollin as Phil leads the way into Fire. It has a super slow groove in the beginning prior to the first verse. The first Jam is fine, but the second has grit/power as Phil is thumping fast and hard. Not to mention that the whole band is firing. I recommend the release as the mix is perfect as you can hear each member individually and as a whole. The Jam stops on a dime as they make their way to the third verse. The third Jam is smoked and then it has the cool transition to IKO. Few things to mention: This version is like no other or even close as it has a unique groove that I can't explain. Jerry's vocal are perfect. It's definitive for me as a stand alone and the Ollin>Fire>Iko is just some of the most off the hook stuff. I know this version has 16 votes, but If you haven't listened to this...you are seriously missing the fuckin boat.

I hear ya brotha!

Agree. One of the best shows of 92, too.

This one is killer!

This show is so good, even the Mexicali is hot! Love me some Summer 91.