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Dark Star Orchestra Live at The Showbox on 2003-03-06

by Dark Star Orchestra

Publication date: 2003-03-06 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: DarkStarOrchestra

Band/Artist: Dark Star Orchestra

Disc 1 Set 1:
How Sweet It Is
Run For the Roses
You Ain't Woman
Harder They Come
Broken Arrow
Masterpiece
Hey Pocky Way
Lonesome and A Long Way from Home

Disc 2 Set 2:
Stop That Train
Dire Wolf
Cripple Creek
Nobody Told Me
Mr. Fantasy

Disc 3 Set 2 (cont):
After Midnight>
Drumz>
Space>
Eleanor Rigby>
After Midnight>
Like a Road
Tangled Up In Blue
Encore: White Rabbit
That's What Love Will Make You Do

Notes

Original set of mostly JGB music
No Bobby - Eaton was sick

Addeddate: 2003-03-23 16:59:17

Discs: 3

Has_mp3: 0

Identifier: dso2003-03-06.shnf

Lineage: DA7>SBLive>Cool Edit 1.2>CD Wave>SHN

Location: Seattle, WA

Numeric_id: 4077

Shndiscs: 2

Size: 993

Source: SBD>Sony R500

Taped by: Situation Pete

Transferred by: Webmaster Ed

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Reviewer: kdubfan - - September 21, 2007
Subject: ?

How could anyone possibly be disappointed in this Jerry Band type show. It's is a shame that Rob E was out with the flu, but this show is sweet. I have been to many Dead and DSO shows and surely would have liked to see this one. DOWNLOAD and ENJOY.

Reviewer: mikefitz - - September 5, 2003
Subject: Not a Shinning Star

The show was decent given that Rob Eaton was out with the FLU. It seemed to take the band by surprise as they were 45minute plus late getting on stage... The night before in Olympia was insane however, the Shakedown was amazing. I would recommend posting the Olympia WA show vs the Showbox if possible

Reviewer: scuba - - May 18, 2003
Subject: Dark Star Orchestra falls short at the Showbox

I love DSO. I have only seen a few shows, all in the Northwest and have consistently been impressed with their ability to deliver the goods. There is a reason lots of old Heads say, "all you have to do is close your eyes". This band aspires for great things and every once and a while they put together a show that not only meets expectations but somehow exceeds them.
The March 6th show was not one of those shows. "Bobby" was sick so they played what I heard was a "band's choice" show. It featured lots of covers, JGB and others including the Band, John Lennon and the Airplane. The first set was just plain boring - very slow- and the beginning of the second set produced few noteworthy moments. I really loved all the Robbie Robertson/Band stuff, however. The show immediately got great beginning (on disc three) with the Midnight/Rigby jam. Totally sick.
Definitely an odd show. I think my expectations may have been too high. My buddy had seen a '73 show at the Belly Up the week before. Well there is always the next show...

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