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Dark Star OrchestraDark Star Orchestra Live at The Pageant, on 2003-01-24 (January 24, 2003)

Collection: : DarkStarOrchestra
Band/Artist: Dark Star Orchestra
Date: January 24, 2003 (check for other copies)
Venue: The Pageant,
Location: Saint Louis, MO

Source: SBD>Sony R500
Lineage: DA7>SBLive>Cool Edit 1.2>CD Wave>SHN
Taped by: Situation Pete
Transferred by: Webmaster Ed
Keywords: Live concert

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Set 1:
Half Step>
El Paso
Peggy-O
Minglewood
Candyman
Heart Of Me
Jack Straw

Set 2:
Shakedown>
Good Lovin
Ship Of Fools
Samson
Terrapin>
Playin>

Set 2 (cont):
Drumz*>
NFA>
Nobody's Jam>
NFA>
Black Peter>
Sugar Magnolia
Encore: Johnny B. Goode
Filler: Sisters and Brothers

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Reviewer: Jim F - - August 23, 2004
Subject: I'd like to echo the other review.
This is a very good all-around show. The first set is pretty solid, if not for the lack of jam songs. I really like the minglewood, and the Jack Straw is pretty choice.
The shakedown just keeps going and going. It is almost rambling at times, but still nice, at a full 18 minutes long no less. Ship and Samson are nice. I remember a guy next to me at the show during Ship of Fools talking about what a beautiful song it was, and his neighbor nodded in agreement. I think we all were.
Terrapin is rather standard, but I really like the playin' jam. It hits a nice groove toward the end where the band all bounces on a specific riff. It then drifts off spacey-like into the drums, which I kinda liked. I especially like the steel drum sound. It is rather long though. It hardly sucks, imo. NFA out of the space is nice, with a long treatment before the nobody's jam, which really caught me by surprise. Altogether the NFA is well over 10 minutes, near or over 15 I think, settling into a nice BPeter with good slide guitar. I would recommend this show, but I too have an extremely modest collection to base this on.

Reviewer: rogue - - June 30, 2004
Subject: "Dino, Dino, ya Dino" Drum Raid, what the #@%~?
I believe this show to be one of the best in my modest collection. The quality is brilliant, the band is large and tight throughout, and the vocals are out of sight open to close. The first set eases you in shaking the joint a little with a nice half-step opener, then a mellow yet solid run winding it's way to a large Straw that sets the tone for an incredible second set. The Shakedown>Good Lovin opener is extraordinary. The Ship that follows is plain beautiful. This set is laced with some dynamite jams: Shakedown, Playin, Nobody's, DSO really shines through on these selections. By that I mean they are not so much re-creating as they are creating a previously played set list in their own image. Not to suggest that their are any bold changes but DSO really gets off and makes this set their own. The only draw back is the Drum Raid Family; to be kind, they suck, I've heard better at Saturday markets on a rainy day. Even ending on a sour note doesn't dilute how sweet this show is, keep em' comming and "keep the faith"

Notes

Performing 8/31/1978 Red Rocks Amphitheater, Morrison, CO

*Drum Raid with family