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Looks Like Rain - Jer on pedal steel, Phil on harmony best of the runīig Railroad - uptempo, careening but excitingĬhina Cat Sunflower - uptempo, insane and Bobby's amazing Mr Charlie - like the best few E72 versions For One More Saturday Night, everybody's dancin' at the old academy.Ĭhinatown Shuffle - supernatural solo and check Bobby Ouch! There's been much trainspotting for Sidewalks of New York but it's just a half-minute tuning. The wrath of Donnaskreech™ appears again on Goin' Down the Road but the really horrible vox are reserved for the reprise of Not Fade. Not Fade stands out - it's what Jer plays that's different.

The Other One is basically Space for the first half - very touchy-feely.

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'Wanna join, like officially?' 'I dunno man, does that mean I'm free to screech at the top of my lungs?' Most of the rest is in line with '72. Skip the Playin' opener or endure very harsh Donnaskreech™. They exit the set in peak form on Casey Jones - even if the SBD is distorted. China Cat is way uptempo and insane - one of the year's best. Big Railroad is deliciously uptempo and, with dual leads, loose and careening. Jer sits for pedal steel and with Phil on harmony it's one of best efforts of this config (albeit rather maudlin, and Jer's pedal is arguably akin to Bobby's slide playing). This and the next few are typical '72s but dig Looks Like Rain. Makes sense, since they're about to go to Baja with a Mexicali. 6 Frühlingslied) tuning, so Jer teases him back with a Mexican Hat Dance. Bobby (not Jer!) then plays a Spring Song (No. Mr Charlie is just like the best E72 versions. Black Throated is average and Keith would find his place on You Win Again on the upcoming tour. Chinatown may start shaky but the solo is supernatural and listen to Bobby. A whopper set right from the start with Truckin', through an ace Tennessee. Though the First Set is remarkable, the second set is typical of what you find throughout '72.įirst Set. Oddly, it's the first disc of Dick's #30 that has the bonus tracks. The First Set is packed with songs, though they are relatively concise (and there are also major tuning pauses - edited on the official release). It's probably not quite as good as the 23rd, but it's still one of the best shows of the run. The end of the Academy run and the last show before E72.