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  • #21
    icecrmcnkd
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    4/1,2/95 Pyramid Arena

    I was there, and got an Unbroken Chain.
    Also got a Take Me To The River, as we were on the banks of the Mississippi.

    Jerry throws in an extra “but I try” on Crazy Fingers.

    I’ve listened to the recordings many times. Probably biased because I was there, but I think that they are good shows for the era.

  • #22
    jonathan918@GD
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    Spring 1995 tour

    I lucky to be in the Spectrum when the boys broke out Unbroken Chain. A truly incredible moment. With that being said, during Crazy Fingers I thought Jerry might just fall directly through his mic and off the stage. Very strange/scary feeling. Its funny though, i"ve listen to that show and the Crazy Fingers is not as bad as I seem to remember, funny how that works.

    Another amazing thing is the Visions Of Johanna from the night before is a stone-cold classic performance by the big guy!

    Rock on gang

  • #23
    Oroborous
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    Tonight

    In the thaaa a tarr
    Watching the In Memory of Dickie Betts
    Good Sheet Mon!
    Nice tribute, good set list, stellar lineup: Warren, Dereck, Oteil et el
    Sweet Pony Boy with D and Susan, oh, and Chuck L all over the place!
    Yeah, if ya like the Bros, check it our!

  • #24
    Oroborous
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    Today

    3/29/95
    Subtle, but I believe this run may be the beginning of the end : (
    Things were pretty well until..now the weird inconsistencies are creeping in.
    Definitely some good stuff, but to hear him after that sweet show with Bruce, to …sad.

  • #25
    icecrmcnkd
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    Yes, 10-17-72

    That’s what’s currently loaded in my car stereo.

  • #26
    strat-wolf-bean
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    5.13.1973 - Des Moines, Iowa

    Cool story:
    My uncle was part of the crew that built the stage and helped unload the Dead's gear that day - and for other bands over '73-'74, (which I'm pretty sure included the Allman Brothers) ... I thought perhaps he was the tall guy with dark hair and mini pony tail just to the left of the dude wearing the top hat in the first pic within the HCS box booklet (he's tall and wore his hair kind of like that, etc) ...

    But he tells me that instead, he was able to watch the 5.13 show from the side of the stage that day (!) and did the same set up gig for the epic 6.16.74 WoS show at the same location (!!)

  • #27
    Oroborous
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    3/27/95

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  • #28
    jonathan918@GD
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    10/17/72 St. Louis

    This show is jam packed with blistering perfomances!

    Might be the best Bertha i've ever heard, absolutely rippin'

  • #29
    icecrmcnkd
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    11-10-67 vinyl

    Sounds mighty fine

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    uncle_tripel
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    currently HARD TO HANDLE...

    ...from
    FALLOUT FROM THE PHIL ZONE!

    later today
    june 20 1974
    atlanta

    play dead
    PLAY DEAD LOUD!

    PEACE for ALL!
    uncle_tripel

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Big Moon Ritual is a solid record, front to back.If you haven't heard their stuff, you should definitely check them out. Also, any live material you can find is worth a look.
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