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MeltedPavement
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January 8, 2024
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Donna is haunting me?
Who's singing harmonies on Terrapin @
6:20 , end of Pt. 1?
~Since the end is never told
We pay the teller off in gold~
...
That certainly aint Brent, unless we're pitched up 5% and auto-tuned?
Listening faithfully to every 1980 show chronologically, so happy to finally get some reward for my efforts
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jimmyjoe44
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February 5, 2023
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Nassau
Been listening 79-83 lately
Love Brent b3
This show is friggin good imho, the playing is absolutely high effort. I’m a big Bobby fan so this show is a stand out show for him
Seems like they’re are no bad shows when in Nassau or MSG
I personally couldn’t spend that amount of time in NY LOL
Reviewer:
lilrichwhiteboy
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May 17, 2021
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Superlatives Abound
No disagreement from me. And yeah Hunter - watch out! The "X" Factor indahhouse!
Reviewer:
chris phillips
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July 12, 2014
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sparks flew
TLEO, LL>Supplication and Althea are stellar with the latter being an all timer.
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omnihead
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January 31, 2014
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great mix
i love the mellow feel of 1980. yet it can go from drifting through a warm opiate cloud, to Jerry fanning and going ape shit in a second (9/6/80 Sugaree for example). It kind of reminds me of how the energy would rise and fall back in the spring of 78', yet with Brent, in 1980, the parts that are not shredding, are much more fluid and cohesive. Check out the 5/10/80 Rider. Insane.
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c-freedom
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January 30, 2014
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A bolt of inspiration
1st set
Jack Straw-> Franklin's- Take that to the bank
Cassidy, mellow-(earlier in the set the better)
They Love Each Other-yes indeed
The Lightning>Supplication is great.
Brent has some nifty backing vocals going as Bobby has his way with the Nassau ladies.
Much more brisk pace on the Peggy-O then in the early years of the 70's
Far From Me- Brent does not go out of the way to sell this tune like he does when he brings it back in the late 80's
Stranger-> Deal- A good combo
Set Two
Althea opener-that is different!
Sailor > Saint-anywhere, anytime in my book.
Terrapin-sure enough
Playin (with nice transition into)> Uncle John's
Nice use of cow bell to ward off East Coast rhythmic clapping phenomenon.
Send it into a no clapping please> Drums>
Space (vehicle to get to dance hall part o show)
>N.F.A > G.D.T.R.F.B> Good Lovin-[No ballad here]
any one of the above on its own became 2nd set closer material as the 80's wore on.
Talk about blowing the doors off the place.
encore: Alabama- prefer coupled with something but any variety in the encore slot is welcomed.
(Hey you can clap very quick time to Alabama!!!)
note: The thing about Nassau is you were only going there for the show -whereas it was so easy to get sidetracked in N.Y.C- plus the Islander's VET didn't feel like a maximum security prison aka -the Byrne Arena.
As mentioned- EXCELLENT SOUND ON THIS RECORDING.
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SomeDarkHollow
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January 29, 2014
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Hunter, watch out. This guy's good. Really good.
Can't say much other than a great show gets a great mix to match. Well done.
The Jack Straw>Franks opener is immense.
That is all.
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austin nyc
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January 28, 2014
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Incredible sound
Great Show!!!