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  • uncle_tripel
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    magic...

    ...december 29 1977 @ Winterland

    hell yes, all day long!

    PEACE for ALL!
    uncle_tripel

    Oro - Dave Mason one hard working rock'n roller; got to see him 2x in 1980 (march/august)

  • billy the kiddd
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    2/27/69

    A classic, 10 out of 10.

  • proudfoot
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    GD on audio

    2001 A Space Odyssey on visual

    Cool

  • Charlie3
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    Man, you should give 2/27/69 a chance, I doubt it will disappoint. I know that the Dark Star is on Live Dead, so you have probably heard it a few or more times already, but it really adds to get the transition out of Mountains of the Moon into the Dark Star. My car has a radio with a hard drive, and that show is burned onto it, so I end up listening to it quite a bit. That Good Morning Little School Girl from 2/27/69 just cooks in all the right ways too, probably my favorite version. The Doin' That Rag that follows is also fantastic, I really dig it, I suspect you might as well. Really just an excellent show.

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    10 16 77

    Nice

  • proudfoot
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    12 30 69

    Great stuff

    Dark Star is cut though

    C'est la vie

  • Oroborous
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    12/31/69

    No PF couldn’t forget the last one lol, even though I liked the 30 better…

    All good things in all good time 1stshow…

    Sabs Flyers BITD nice…saw Dave Mason at Garcias on a date with the one that got away and four of her fun girl friends!

  • 1stshow70878
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    4-15-78 (Edit: the Let It Grow in this is fiery!)
    Staying in sequence while trying to finish the Box. One more in the Devil box then I'm going to do DaP 15 from 4-22-78 to round out my April '78 tour. Not full Oro level investigation (love those, keep them coming Pedro) but I'm kinda slow. Then I may get to the Santa Fe release. Ah, the bounty of a cornucopia of fall riches!
    Cheers

  • Obeah
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    primal Wed

    Since I must push through a repetive set of tasks at work this morning, I needed something primal to take my mind off it, so 3/1/69 seemed called for. This show continues to be my go-to from the FW 69 box. I believe that's because I had this show on tape back in the late 80s and so it's simply burned into my brain. I do a lot of my listening in the car, and I burn CD-R copies for the purpose (so that the originals stay safe back at home). However, this morning I've found that my 3/1 CD-R has sustained some damage that affects The Eleven (aaaah noooo) so I'm going to use this opportunity to just chuck it into the trash and burn 2/28 instead in an attempt to try to get out of this 3/1 rut.

    And I mean it's a deep rut - I've had the box set for years but have literally never played 2/27. The shows from 2/28 and 3/2 also get criminally overlooked... bad Obeah, baaad

    Meanwhile, this weekend I got stuck into 3/17/68. Ferocious!

  • proudfoot
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    Spicy encore

    GBtGD

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12/6/73. Kind of a meandering one, that doesn't necessarily get to the point until the 37-minute mark. I think it's good to not have much of an agenda sometimes. Eyes of the world kicks in and is smokin' good. Killer Here Comes Sunshine. Why do so many great shows come out of Cleveland?
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