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2
Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad
April 3, 1990
The Omni

Nice treat!
3
Playin' In The Band
April 3, 1990
The Omni

Nice 12 minute Playin' with good exploration.
4
Scarlet Begonias
April 3, 1990
The Omni

Awesome Estimated>Scarlet>Crazy
9
Row Jimmy
April 3, 1990
The Omni

Nice long 10 minute reading Of Jimmy. Midi me!
9
Hell in a Bucket
April 3, 1990
The Omni

As good as the Knick!

Comments

High Time
May 18, 1977
Fox Theatre

Nice version, but Tuscaloosa is still definitive.
Eyes Of The World
May 18, 1977
Fox Theatre

Up vote here. Grendel, listen to 3/27/94 Dew...I whine about it all the time. Believe me, it will be worth it.
Dark Star
April 8, 1972
Wembley Empire Pool

Fake Grendel...the last few minutes of that jam has MLTB sound to it. I don't think they were playing that yet, so maybe it was something they started working on. 'm not sure, but its so close...its like they just need to turn on the MLTB switch and it would have happened. And yes, u need Rotterdam...It will be the best purchase of your life...I would love to read your analysis of it. It is the most complex DS of all time.
Brown Eyed Women
April 8, 1972
Wembley Empire Pool

Agree. Just threw this show in. Love it! Everything is perfect this evening!
Dark Star
April 8, 1972
Wembley Empire Pool

Grendel got me all lathered about this song from his review, so I put it in at decent volume. It is ranked now 7 and is definitely worthy of that ranking. Why Rotterdam is below will always be a mystery to me, but enough of that. The first 12 minutes of this DS is just pure and intense theme jamming. It has about 3 minutes of space nonsense to follow, but not that difficult to deal with. It gets serious tiger at the 20 minute mark, but remains focused and then at the 28 minute mark is the coolest jamming that really has a MLTBJ feel. Grendel.....don't u think that 5-6 minutes is MLTB jam/theme, etc. Really is a super fine DS and has its complexities that make it special.