8 weeks w/o a repeat, Gyros before the jam with not substantive half-time food.
First Set
Cold Rain and Snow
Walkin' Blues
It's All Over Now Baby Blue
Passenger
On the Road Again
Tangled Up in Blue
Ballad of a Thin Man
Deep Elem Blues
Dear Mr. Fantasy
Second Set
Keep Your Day Job
Black Muddy River
Wheel->
All Along the Watchtower
One More Saturday Night
Good Night Irene
Notes
The sixth and last Monday night in a row I will
be nice to see what a Tuesday has to offer I miss
them.
Eight week of playing without a repeat. Kevin's
getting tired of it. There are definitely songs I
miss Playin'. Get it It would be nice to finish
the year without a repeat and get prepared to
accelerate into '97 by playing better than we
ever have. 1996 has been the year to look at and
appreciate the music we make and its ultimate
potential. We can use 1997 to rise to the new
level of executing the music with grace and
dignity. Think the Dead started in 1965 and it
wasn't until about 1971, 6 years later, that they
really started to play and not just blast through
the music. Lets get our jollies out with the no
repeat stuff then take the bull by the horns and
play some really cool music in 1997. This will be
our year! Eh, what am I taking about. We'll just
be rockin' pieces of crap.
Johnny "Spillboy" lives up to his
reputation by performing his expertise with a
full 32 oz. spill during the Fantasy. We don't
call him Spillboy for nothing.
Scott was real clutch in buying Gyros for a
pre-jam munch. It resulted in false hopes of
playing more, maybe a whole list. We came close.
Lost two songs, a Touch of Grey and Going Down
the Road to end the first set, but we gained a
free Good Night Irene in the Second Set. In the
end it was good, I didn't get bloated and sick
from gorging myself, half-time was enjoyable and
we played lots of music, almost. Who is to
complain? Even the Gyro meat that came up while
you played was a small and almost enjoyable
consequence.
There was more talk of eventual moving out of the
studio and eventual pandemonium of the tell-tail
Deadstein consistency. We haven't seen this ugly
rumors head since the early days of this web
Check out Tuesday, July
30, 1996 initial reference to nomadicism. You
got to love the Deadstein web page evolution.
Freakboy had a headache and had trouble getting
into initially but he eventually gave us some
good dancing in the second set. He was getting
his freaklegs back after baking a bit in the
sunshine state. After all, there isn't much
exercise in taking the elevator all day.
Music is the Overture to Mozart's The
Marriage of Figaro. Enjoy.