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Me and My Uncle
Nov. 25, 1979
Pauly Pavillion

Spirited MAMU > Big River! (Criminally underrated show)…
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Friend of the Devil
Oct. 6, 1977
Activity Center. Arizona State U

Transcendent version + with Jerr going full-on spacey! (Weird, like the whole show!)
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Passenger
Jan. 10, 1978
Shrine Auditorium

Perfect encapsulation of this show: not a lot of highlights, but absolutely rippin’, at the same time.
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Good Lovin'
Jan. 10, 1978
Shrine Auditorium

Nice version, out of an epic Bertha, both of which need more love!
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Me and My Uncle
Nov. 18, 1978
Uptown Theatre

Fucking kidding me! Jerr is melting faces here just to warm up!
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Comments

Help On The Way > Slipknot > Franklin's Tower
April 23, 1977
Springfield Civic Center

Nobody’s upset about anything, Seaplant; just always interested in the level of research that the good listeners are doing before they vote on songs. How many versions do you typically listen to before proclaiming one to be better than another…? (Which is far different than saying: “I love this one, for “xxx” reason!”)
Deal
Jan. 10, 1978
Shrine Auditorium

Again, very indicative of the show. No highlights, but hot as fuck.
Sunrise
Jan. 10, 1978
Shrine Auditorium

Fuck yeah, Donna! (And fuck absolutely anyone who doesn’t get down with the DG! If you don’t like her, you should’ve confronted Jerry face-to-face back in the day, to tell him how much his musical choices for the band sucked. You wouldn’t have lasted a day inside the band/on tour, yet she fuckin’ owned it for years. Here’s an Angel for you to make your complaint to…)
Me and My Uncle
Jan. 10, 1978
Shrine Auditorium

“Fuck yeah!” version! Everybody in high gear!
Bertha
Jan. 10, 1978
Shrine Auditorium

Holy-fuckin’-smokes! Jerr is almost just exactly perfectly on it, which is good enough, and he’s rippin’ (along with everyone else) until the 4:30 “I had to move” breakdown (Miller mix), when they all lay down an absolutely all-time sequence that should go down in the annals as a hall-of-fame + mind-blowing 30 seconds. This is why we listen to this band. (3 votes, as of this writing = ugh. Where is everybody…?!)
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