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Understanding 9/11Phil Lesh and Friends Live at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater on 2001-08-04
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Jam>
Dear Mr. Fantasy>
Brown Eyed Women,
Unbroken Chain>
She Said/She Said,
Stella Blue,
St. Stephen>
The Eleven>
St. Stephen>
Terrapin Station>
The Golden Road,
Encore:
Patchwork Quilt>
Blue Sky
Dear Mr. Fantasy>
Brown Eyed Women,
Unbroken Chain>
She Said/She Said,
Stella Blue,
St. Stephen>
The Eleven>
St. Stephen>
Terrapin Station>
The Golden Road,
Encore:
Patchwork Quilt>
Blue Sky
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Notes
Source: Microtech Gefell SMS200/M210 > SX-M2 >
SBM 1 > D8 > CD > EAC > SHN
mics at 100 degrees, slightly right of dfc, row T, Seat 12
Reviews
Reviewer:
Holt
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favoritefavoritefavoritefavoritefavorite -
December 4, 2012
Subject: Maybe my fav
Subject: Maybe my fav
setlist on from the Beach to Peach run! Had a great time. Glad to hear Phil pull out Blue Sky!
Reviewer:
trail user
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December 9, 2010
Subject: Good Stuff Maynard
Subject: Good Stuff Maynard
Crispy guitar jams right and left. Nice Unbroken Chain Outro Jam. Sounds great. Excellent Songs. Warren's singing is incredible.
But C'mon Bear, the "energy and passion that was long missing from the Dead shows 1985 and beyond".
Everyone agrees 89-90 were two of the most smoking years the boys produced. Netflix the Buffalo 7/4/89 DVD Watchtower > Dew > Not Fade and come back and tell me it's "missing passion".
Listen to Jerry sing Stella Blue on 12/30/86 and come back and tell me it's "missing energy". Wasn't a dry eye in the house and better than any Stella Blue ever played in the 70's. Period. Sheesh. Some people.
But C'mon Bear, the "energy and passion that was long missing from the Dead shows 1985 and beyond".
Everyone agrees 89-90 were two of the most smoking years the boys produced. Netflix the Buffalo 7/4/89 DVD Watchtower > Dew > Not Fade and come back and tell me it's "missing passion".
Listen to Jerry sing Stella Blue on 12/30/86 and come back and tell me it's "missing energy". Wasn't a dry eye in the house and better than any Stella Blue ever played in the 70's. Period. Sheesh. Some people.
Reviewer:
klickernick
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September 17, 2007
Subject: Wonderful.
Subject: Wonderful.
This show is great!
Reviewer:
Bear in 29206
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September 17, 2007
Subject: I'm the First?
Subject: I'm the First?
Wow! This was a show of shows!
Phil And Friends and The Allman Brothers were in their transition... 3 shows were P&F wound down and ABB wound up. This show was the second of three shows and they alternated who opened and who closed.
At Charlotte, after Susan Tsedechi opened (with a very young Derek Trucks sitting in), the ABB rolled in and kicked ass! Warren Haynes and Derek on guitars.
Then P&F with Warren (again) and Jimmy Herring on guitars.
Warren was pulling a double shift with both bands and didn't miss a beat.
The P&F show was outstanding. As a Deadhead from years past, they hit this stuff with an energy and passion that was long missing from the Dead shows 1985 and beyond. I likened it to "Dead on steroids" it was that good. Phil's singing was really great too...go figure!
Great recording
Great show.
Listen now!
Bear
Phil And Friends and The Allman Brothers were in their transition... 3 shows were P&F wound down and ABB wound up. This show was the second of three shows and they alternated who opened and who closed.
At Charlotte, after Susan Tsedechi opened (with a very young Derek Trucks sitting in), the ABB rolled in and kicked ass! Warren Haynes and Derek on guitars.
Then P&F with Warren (again) and Jimmy Herring on guitars.
Warren was pulling a double shift with both bands and didn't miss a beat.
The P&F show was outstanding. As a Deadhead from years past, they hit this stuff with an energy and passion that was long missing from the Dead shows 1985 and beyond. I likened it to "Dead on steroids" it was that good. Phil's singing was really great too...go figure!
Great recording
Great show.
Listen now!
Bear
