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Tonight I discovered 9-20-90, Madison Square Garden. God loving drat. CCS>Rider is the best I have heard them play, ever. https://archive.org/details/gd90-09-20.sbd.ashley.14855.sbeok.shnf
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Fly McCool posted:So I watched You Can't Take it With You and, apart from the anecdotes about Bob Weir's hand in the spreading of the ashes being bizarre and hilarious, I cannot think of a pettier, less appropriate retrospective of such a legendary man Could you elaborate? I haven't yet seen that...
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I am a recent fan of the Dead, 41 years old and only been listening for the last year, but I can easily recommend 3-29-89 Nassau Coliseum (Branford Marsalis sits in for the entire second set, with a truly wonderful Eyes of the World, and Dark Star-Drums-Space-Dark Star is really something else with a Jazz saxophonist channeling his inner Coltrane), and 9-20-1990 Madison Square Garden, one of the first shows with new pianist Bruce Hornsby, after Brent died a short while before. China Cat Sunflower- I Know You Rider is flat out incredible. I'm working my way backwards into the 80's and 70's. And I think Senator Al Franken is right about that Althea solo. Billy the Mountain fucked around with this message at 06:15 on Aug 3, 2017 |
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