Date | Song | City | Timing | Notes |
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1993-04-03 | Stash | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | 12:34 | Fantastic improvisation in a very cool and very different jam than most. Mike and Fish are awesome keeping pace with Trey, who excels. Dissonant and blistering ending. |
1993-04-03 | YEM | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | 26:56 | Excellent, raging, machine-gun Trey jam segment! |
1993-08-24 | It's Ice | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | 9:32 | "I Feel The Earth Move" tease/jam in another excellent August '93 version. |
1993-08-24 | SOAMelt | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | 11:39 | There's some "Crossroads"-like playing from Trey, a "Long Tall Glasses" (Leo Sayer) tease worked into the jam, then "DEG" teasing and "DEG"-like jamming as it gets way out there into a twisted combination of two unusual jams, then it returns to "SOAM" for a soaring peak. |
1993-08-24 | Maze | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | 10:34 | Not the jarring dissonance of later versions, but Trey plays like a demon possessed here. |
1993-08-24 | Mike's | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | 11:36 | Rounding out a strong August '93 for "Mike's," the 2nd jam here fills in the unchecked "heavy metal" box. Replete with screams and gnarly riffing, the band displays it penchant for unbridled improvisation to Canadian fans. Acoustic "Ginseng" follows. Go figure. |
1993-08-24 | Weekapaug | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | 10:05 | Quickly breaks into off-the-wall, "Type II" playing and concludes unfinished with a "La Marseillaise" tease before > to "Wilson." |
1993-08-24 | Antelope | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | 10:40 | Another strong August '93 "Antelope," with dissonance, improvisation, and shredding by Trey. |
1995-10-06 | Tweezer | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | 15:19 | Even more crazy and chaotic of a jam than normal for "Tweezer." Jam reaches a good peak, cools way down, but then climbs and climbs and reaches an excellent peak beore concluding in a mellow way and seguing into Keyboard Army. (there's no return to the normal coda) |
1996-11-23 | Divided | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | 14:01 | A magnificent and triumphant version. Check out the superb "Hood" from this show while you're at it. |
1996-11-23 | SOAMelt | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | 11:16 | Jam includes some unusual key modulation, then breaks into a Mike-led groove of sorts with building dissonance. |
1996-11-23 | Weekapaug | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | 11:39 | A mildly dissonant and tension-filled jam peaks, then after 8:00 breaks into a funky, rhythmic groove which builds intensity and -> to "Catapult." |
1996-11-23 | Hood | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | 15:07 | A really excellent version that captures the sound of the band in Fall '96, including strong Page (who seems louder in the sound mix throughout much of '96), dynamic Fish, who increases the jam's intensity, and rocking Trey. |
1999-09-09 | Stash | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | 14:12 | Haunting and eerie version that is very unique. Trey and Page deploy effects to create a chilling, lunar soundscape. |
1999-09-09 | Ghost | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | 15:27 | Add nine grams of ground decarboxylated cannabis to nine ounces of Bacardi 151. Heat mixture to 151 degrees Fahrenheit for ninety-nine minutes. Strain and decant through nine ice cubes into nine medicinal glass vials. Take nine drops over the course of the next nine days. [An ethereal version, lush with the swirling and alluring sounds of '99, but also featuring a strong, Mike-led groove beginning around 7:45, which eventually dissipates.] |
1999-09-09 | Tweezer | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | 21:09 | Major "type II" version. Twisted jam. Coasts along in a dull fashion but then eventually goes batshit crazy, with a HUGE PEAK! Ends with space. Must-hear. |
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