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    E.S.P. show - also: NRPS

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    Cryptical70
    11 years 2 months ago
    I completely disagree
    There was plenty of energy at this show, from start to finish. I heard the newly remastered recording of this show over the Capitol sound system, and it sounded amazing. I suppose that's the best way to hear any show.
  • stoltzfus
    11 years 5 months ago
    a show with virtually no energy
    I have tried to get off on this show multiple times, but it is so low in energy. They must have been truly tired. GL is decent, as is Sugar Magnolia thru Minglewood. Other than that, it just sits there.
  • hockey_john
    12 years 1 month ago
    Casey JonesMe And My
    Casey Jones Me And My Uncle Cumberland Blues Next Time You See Me Bird Song Me And Bobby McGee Bertha Hard To Handle Loser Playing In The Band Good Lovin' -> Drums -> Good Lovin' Set 2 Sugar Magnolia I'm A King Bee Greatest Story Ever Told -> Johnny B. Goode Deal New Minglewood Blues Truckin' Not Fade Away -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Jam -> Not Fade Away -> Turn On Your Lovelight
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Submitted by seabum48 on Sun, 08/26/2007 - 00:20

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After this show was over I took the train back to the BRONX, I thought. I got on the wrong side of the track boarded the train fell asleep and woke up in Conneticut, with no more money to get back to the BRONX. The conducter gave me a brake and send me back to the city. What a Long Strange Trip.
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Submitted by hockey_john on Tue, 11/13/2012 - 04:22

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Casey Jones Me And My Uncle Cumberland Blues Next Time You See Me Bird Song Me And Bobby McGee Bertha Hard To Handle Loser Playing In The Band Good Lovin' -> Drums -> Good Lovin' Set 2 Sugar Magnolia I'm A King Bee Greatest Story Ever Told -> Johnny B. Goode Deal New Minglewood Blues Truckin' Not Fade Away -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Jam -> Not Fade Away -> Turn On Your Lovelight
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Submitted by stoltzfus on Thu, 08/01/2013 - 10:52

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I have tried to get off on this show multiple times, but it is so low in energy. They must have been truly tired. GL is decent, as is Sugar Magnolia thru Minglewood. Other than that, it just sits there.
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Submitted by Cryptical70 on Tue, 10/08/2013 - 10:41

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There was plenty of energy at this show, from start to finish. I heard the newly remastered recording of this show over the Capitol sound system, and it sounded amazing. I suppose that's the best way to hear any show.