[ronster]

Anybody catch the DSO show in Baltimore last night. They get better every time I see them and last night was epic, they played 02/27/77 Robertson Gym UCSB. Probably the best setlist I have ever seen and the energy was through the roof. Donna G was there.

Set 1:
New Minglewood Blues
Loser
El Paso
Ramble On Rose
Estimated Prophet
Peggy-O
Good Lovin'
Mississippi Half-Step
The Music Never Stopped
Scarlet Begonias


Set 2:
Samson And Delilah
St. Stephen
Not Fade Away
Drums
Terrapin Station
Morning Dew
Sugar Magnolia

Encore:
Johnny B. Goode

Filler
TLEO
Second that emotion
Ripple

[High Peaks]

Great song list

[shadeOgrey]

Yup, great show. Did anyone happen to catch the 5/19/2007 show at the same venue? I've been to close to 100 DSO shows and the consensus among me and my group is that that 5/19 show is/was the best DSO show of all time. PM me, I'd be happy to send a fellow DSO fan a copy of this historic performance.

Last Sat was really fun though!!

05-19-2007 Original Setlist - Rams Head, Baltimore
1: Race Is On, Run For the Roses, Cassidy> Jam> Cassidy, Visions Of Johanna, Box of Rain, Lazy Lightning> Supplication, So Many Roads, Masterpiece, King Solomon's Marbles> Viola Lee

2: Dark Star> Dancin> Scarlet*> Fire*> Drums*> Space> Wheel> Other One> Believe It Or Not> Other One> Eleven Jam> Uncle Johns Jam> Dark Star> Lovelight
Encore: That's What Love Will Make You Do, We Bid You Goodnight

Notes: Special guest keyboardist Rob Barraco - *with Katie on Djamba

[ronster]

I was also at the 5-19-07 show. The first set up until King Solomon>Viola Lee was a weak set list and not very inspired but from that point on it was simply amazing. Certainly DSO at their best and with the "own show" the second set setlist was a lot of fun. The show this past Saturday was just top notch all the way through, hard to go wrong with either. Thanks for the offer on the show but while I've been to quite a few DSO shows when I listen at home or in my car it is to the real deal.