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I know you guys will enjoy these vids

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I know you guys will enjoy these vids

 #8287  by caspersvapors
 
Hampton Coliseum, 10/9/89 Set 1
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... dead&hl=en

Knickerbocker Arena, Albany NY 3/24/90 set 1
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... dead&hl=en

Spectrum, Philly PA 4/8/85 set 1
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 3691&hl=en



Id kill for the second set of the hampton show, thats one of the best shows of 89 (Dark Star> Drumz> Death Don't> Mr. Fantasy> Hey Jude Finale> Throwing Stones> Good Lovin E: Attics? YES PLEASE!!!)

 #8288  by caspersvapors
 
look at what guitar Jerry is playing in the first one!!!!!!!

 #8289  by Crazy 9.5 Fingers
 
Caspers,

That is EXACTLY how I should start every day. That's the Stranger from Without a Net right? It must be, it is unmistakable. Great to see Jer on the wolf as well. Props your way.

 #8290  by bodiddley
 
Definitley the "Stranger" from WOAN. I Know every note of that version by heart.

 #8299  by tigerstrat
 
I've always loved that amateur vid of 10/9/89. Nice sound and very decent camera work.

Wolf was the main axe at every show 9/30/89 thru 12/31/89, as the finishing touches were being made to Rosebud. He had begun breaking it out for MIDI Space during the last part of Summer Tour starting at either Alpine or possibly the 7/15/89 Close Encounter of the Deer Creek Kind... wow I just now 17 years later made the connection with a very probable reason they pulled that out: the movie was set in nearby Muncie, IN!! :roll:

 #8324  by CaptainTrips
 
as a huge Brent fan, I thank you for these jems!

 #8344  by bodiddley
 
Don't miss One of the hottest "Losers" ever from that 3-24-90 set 1 starting at about the 28:40 mark. Smmmookin'!

 #8368  by shakedown_04092
 
That Desolation Row from the Knick is my favorite version of that song, ever.

That's the version that got me hooked on that song....such an amazing story Dylan wrote. And Weir does such a good job of telling it in this version. If you haven't seen/heard it yet, do so.

What the hell do you think was going through Dylan's mind writing it?

"Ah, geez. Here goes another masterpiece to my collection of one of the greatest songbooks in music history....ho hum...."

 #8409  by nedcat
 
That's the version that got me hooked on that song....such an amazing story Dylan wrote. And Weir does such a good job of telling it in this version. If you haven't seen/heard it yet, do so.

Gotta agree 100%....met my wife at that show and met and played with coolest folks after shows...first and only time I played acoustic with a stand up bass and a dobro-style square neck. Women were everywhere that weekend and TTGL I met the one that was perfect for me.

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