It is keen to listen to Brent mess about with the drummers. A cool show, Thank you.

Almost drove off the road listening to this the other day on GD channel. Jerry takes it to the next level on every song. Vocals are distant, but Jerry's playing more than makes up for that. Thank you!!

Very prominent in this mix is Jerry's guitar... nothing wrong with that.

Note to listener: Turn this up to the nines. Initially, the bass guitar is swallowed, but, as a Danish donut queen, it gets phatter as time goes on

What I've learned from hearing almost 50 years of live recordings: You can do all you can do and you can gain the band's permission and set up all the best recording equipment in all the right places and do everything perfectly, yet you never really know how it's going to turn out. If you're a student of the live recording then you must carefully study Keshavan's unique AUD's. He experimented endlessly with this nonsense and his recordings are marvelous. In my perspiration-drenched opinion, Rango Keshavan's recordings are better than any SBD extant. Rhino should hunt this guy down, place a check in his hand, and put out an all-Rango package of shows.

Y'know why I know this would sell? Jerry's guitar is resplendently verbose-all-reckless and nasty.

Whatever... sloppy as it is at times, Jerry just goes completely insane. For merely his glistening guitar I give this show a 37 out of 5 stars.

Many of you reading reviews are looking for your favorite songs, but on this night, Jerry turned every song into your favorite song. He is just balls-to-the-walls all over it.

This show is just as good as the previous night, and the recording, though it starts off sounding like the tape of the 19th, quickly gets better around the middle of set 2. Anyway, I think this show smokes!

The show is listed as a 6th row center recording. Jerry's tiger is way up front and phenominal but, everybody and everything else sounds as if they're being recorded near the board...very strange. The recording is crystal clear but, were they so close that all the speakers to either side were blowing right past them up to the rest of the crowd? The problem is most evident in the beginning of Jack Straw. Bobby actually sounds as if he's being recorded Back-of-Board...very very strange? My guess is that Rango et al were facing straight ahead with their mics focused on Jerry's monitor and the side stacks just blew right by the recordists.
I've always wondered if 15-20 rows center was the best place to record. This may be a graphic indication that being too close is truly detramental.
The first set isn't bad. Franklin's > Sampson is pretty good, and Big RXR is lots'o fun with Jerry so out front in the mix. Brent's brief jam with the drums is interesting. And poor sweet Jane changed sex tonight. I would have upped this show's rating to four stars if the Boyz hadn't done R&R, OMSN, and BB to end it. That really killed it for me.
A slightly above average sounding, slightly above average show.
With Jerry sounding soo good on this recording, I would have also given the sound at least four stars in the bad old days. During the show, the sound thankfully seems to get better. But there are so many good AUDs out there now, the shear volume has overrun anything with any audio peculiarities.