Set 1: d1t01 - Walking The Dog d1t02 - Bertha -> d1t03 - The Promised Land d1t04 - It Must Have Been The Roses d1t05 - Little Red Rooster d1t06 - Bird...
@mrcompletely @bourgwick This era was my wheelhouse for seeing shows, and honestly, the variety and novelty of that era was welcomed. We were not getting the deep jams and even lots of original material had dropped from the repertoire.
Also, Bob Weir was playing incredibly well in this era. His technique continued to progress and evolve.
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Are we in Mid-Brent here in 84?
Early Brent, and Late Brent are better than Mid-brent.
I also have a fondness for some shows of this era, may be nostalgia, or perhaps some genuine goodness in the mix.
Cinci and Pittsburgh 85 come to mind.
As for covers, Gimme Some Lovin sometimes was great, sometimes a train wreck. The beatles Revolution was refreshing once or twice.
Is this the Laser Pointer era?
I recall in Pittsburgh, and in Philly there was an audience member who would point a laser onto the stage.
iirc the crew would try and track him down in the stands.
You would see the laser pointer, sort of figure out the direction and then notice members of the crew head into the sands..
Probably a question for Big Steve.
Why Don't We Do It in the road is perhaps the goofiest of covers, but it was fun to see Phil so excited,
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