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Reviewer:
marshall62 -
Subject:
Nice show
The Stanley Theater in Pittsburgh was a dream place to see them. I remember having an extra ticket to this show that I couldn't even give away on the street. The next night people were paying a hundred bucks on the street.
Jerry's guitar was on the fritz at the beginning of set 2 and they got tired of waiting for it so the rest of them just started jamming and then took that into Passenger.
The Scarlet solo is really sublime. I've heard hundreds and this one is still tops on my list.
Reviewer:
gratefulkevin -
Subject:
The next show
I had been so high in Cletown on the 3rd that I never made it to the Stanley. First semester in college and all. Those old American theaters are modern age masterpieces of architecture!! Check one out in your home town today. You will be glad you did. What venues!! Getting back to the show if you want to hear the boys in 1981 this is an excellent example. No Gloria jam but it is a hot one.
Reviewer:
Sedula -
Subject:
Passenger
Two reviews below said the band was jamming on the Scarlet theme while Jerry's guitar was being fixed. But that's not what it sounds like. The jam they are doing is based on an A chord, the same chord that Passenger is written around. Scarlet-Fire is centered around B chord.
I don't there palying anything close to Scarlet during the opening jam, but it is apparent why they would go into Passenger from that jam as stated above. But we will never know what the band was thinking!
Reviewer:
myhungryhippo -
Subject:
jim
does aud's well
great levels, great playing, great times.
Reviewer:
The TRUE Bucky -
Subject:
Passenger
Here's what happened:
The band came out for the Second Set, all ready to play Scarlet > Fire. Jerry's guitar suffered some type of problem & the rest of the band kept noodling off the Scarlet theme as Jerry, back to the stage, fiddled with the problem. After getting tired with the jam about 5-6 minutes in, Bob, for some seriously misguided reason, launches into Passenger without Jerry's guitar working. Early in the first instrumental, say, 20 seconds, Jerry's guitar problem thankfully gets fixed (what would they have done otherwise, bob?) At the instant the problem was solved, Jerry hit the start of the Passenger instrumental & turned around - very dramatic & you can clearly hear the place go nuts on the tape.
This of course rearranged the set into something less than conventional but quite inspired pre-drums.
Post-drums, the high level of play continued, but a disturbing trend that hung on all tour developed: Jerry not going for the brass ring. Not once, but twice, Jerry jams right to the brink of the Playin' Reprise (after both NFA & Wharf Rat - check it out) but both times he takes the easy way out & plays the comfortable, regularly scheduled tune instead. Except for 3/10/81 in MSG, this would be the norm every night of this tour despite songs trying to pop up everywhere in the jams only to be passed by.
The first set ends in a huge bang from the point the band plays our first electric To Lay Me Down in years on the East Coast & never lets up until MNS ends.
All in all, a good solid show in a great venue, but with a little extra effort after the drums in coulda been greater.
Reviewer:
buscameby -
Subject:
a real surprise
I usually don't roam around in the early 80's since I saw some good shows but never cared for early Brent. He was to laid back for me in the early days.
This show has some real treats, the Playin spacey jam is killer!
If you lookin for lost jewels this could be to your liking.
Reviewer:
jerrywasit -
Subject:
One of the better ones
Having been at this show I agree that JG's guitar was busted during start of second set. It was awesome to see him come flying in on passenger kinda like "hey let me have some fun too.." Jerry had great tone all evening.
Reviewer:
L. Rosley -
Subject:
Wonderful, overlooked show. A real find!
What a difference a week makes. Compared to the sloppy shows at the Uptown Theater the previous week, this show is tight, with good vocals and inspired playing. The band is an ensemble at this gig.
At the beginning we get a really hot Greatest Story. Even Bob's old cowboy songs sound fresh. There's a VERY sweet to Lay Me Down, during which someone yells "go, Jerry go!" referring to his singing. The band is in the zone on Tennessee Jed and Jerry cooks in Music Never Stopped. The Jerry-less jam starting set 2. I completely agree with what the previous reviewer said about Scarlet>Fire: mastery. Jerry often builds from Scarlet into Fire; here he takes the oposite approach, and pulls it off to great effect. Many Fires are repetitive vamps that go nowhere; this one is art. Next, there's a fabulous flowing Playin' jam that compares well to those of the early-to-mid '70's.
And like the early-mid 70âÂÂs we donâÂÂt have a long drums section: here drums-only is mercifully short, only a few minutes before the musicians come in with Space, and it's good. The three rockers at the end of the show are tight.
Listen to this show now. You'll love it.
Reviewer:
gphishmon -
Subject:
Oops, double-posted this
MIght as well add that the Wharf Rat is also no slouch, and the jam without Jerry that opens the 2nd set is pretty fun as well.
Reviewer:
gphishmon -
Subject:
I recommend this version ...
because it's at the proper pitch, appears to have all of the non-D/S music, and has a nice clean sound. Unfortunately, it has one major drawback. Brent's sparkling, beautiful keyboard sound on Playing is barely audible. I suggest you check out the soundboard to hear the keyboard come through loud and clear - but then download this version.
The show itself is amazing. I'm a bit biased, since it was my first show, but I could go on and on about this show. Start with the Music. It's like all first set the pressure has been building, and now it EXPLODES!!! I've never heard a version to equal this one. The Scarlet>Fire may be the all time best in terms of sheer intensity and perfection, although there are more exploratory versions (Nassau 12/1/79, for example). Jerry plays a lovely, lilting lead in Scarlet that I've never heard in another version. What's more, every solo in Fire has a flow to it, a buildup to a peak, that's just masterful. Even the jam from Scarlet into Fire has this kind of flow. Then there's the Playin' - especially the very end, where Jerry's playing by himself, a perfect set-up for the drums. Also check out the guitar duet from Not Fade into Wharf Rat - priceless. Spellbinding.
I can only give it 4 stars because of the lack of keyboard volume mentioned. Also, it is, after all, an 81 show and not a 73 jamfest or a 69 all- out aural assault. 5 stars is reserved for 2/28/69 or 10/30/73 or something.
Reviewer:
early 80's meltdown -
Subject:
Sorry Brendenmcualy
no cell phone sound here. Take playin in the band for a ride or Althea,To lay me down,Scarlet,Jam before passenger you name it. They all sound pretty dam good not the very best but, not cell phone either.
this is a small killer theater and not a bad recording by any stretch. Killer show, this is venue where you see that cool Steal Your Face banner and slogan outside the Theater. Old-school 1981 not a bad place to be at the time.
Reviewer:
brendanmcauley -
Subject:
pooor quality
don't download this its too crowded in the noise, sounds like a cell phone to me. The set list here is great. But the sound quality is severly lacking I hate to say in my personal opinion.
Go back 4 shows and you will se soemthing very kind at Uptown Theater.
Reviewer:
ikofun -
Subject:
guitar problems
the reason Jerry wails when he finally makes it for passenger is because the guitar was giving him problems all night. once he got it fixed he made up for lost time. i watched all this happen from the orchestra pit
Reviewer:
norvarchivist -
Subject:
finally......the Wise tapes
I got my analogs from Bill Pafford,a friend who was at this show with Jim Wise...the Stanley Theater is sooooo small that the Loge hangs just about over the soundboard pit...3/5 and the rest of this run taped by Jim shine....you really want this show and the rest of the run....
The show itself is INCREDIBLE! The set 2 openng jam is without Jerry, and it rages....about half way through Passenger, Jerry comes out and WAILS! The Playing in the Band is among the best(IMHO) of this era of the DEAD....
Walt Ferguson
Virginia Beach
