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Understanding 9/11Furthur Live at Capitol Theatre on 2013-04-15
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Set 1:
jam>
Truckin’>
Bertha
Friend of the Devil>
Cumberland Blues
Candyman>
He’s Gone>
Cold Rain & Snow
Set 2:
Shakedown Street>
Caution! (Do Not Stop On The Tracks)
St. Stephen>
Born Crossed Eyed>
All Along The Watchtower>
Mountain Song>
So Many Roads>
Going Down The Road Feelin’ Bad
Donor Rap
E: U.S. Blues
jam>
Truckin’>
Bertha
Friend of the Devil>
Cumberland Blues
Candyman>
He’s Gone>
Cold Rain & Snow
Set 2:
Shakedown Street>
Caution! (Do Not Stop On The Tracks)
St. Stephen>
Born Crossed Eyed>
All Along The Watchtower>
Mountain Song>
So Many Roads>
Going Down The Road Feelin’ Bad
Donor Rap
E: U.S. Blues
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| Cumberland Blues |
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Reviews
Reviewer:
PatsFanMike
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May 5, 2013
Subject: Fantastic show
Subject: Fantastic show
Terrific show...Great venue....great opening night...thanks for this....But that Watchtower made my ears bleed...truly pathetic
Reviewer:
zenm00n
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May 3, 2013
Subject: A strong start
Subject: A strong start
The capitol run was up to a great beginning with this show. Really Furthur at their most relaxed and jazzy. A potent Shakedown Street and an experimental Watchtower are amongst the highlights.
On an evening like this it's easy to appreciate how much Bob Weir means for this band and Grateful Dead music in general
On an evening like this it's easy to appreciate how much Bob Weir means for this band and Grateful Dead music in general
