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FACTSAREUSELESS @Lerxst said:
An underwhelming show? You must be daft. A new arrangement of an old standard, for it's 300th, by the way. A near non-stop second set. A perfect Reba. First Tube ending to the second set, with Jedi antics by Trey. Fire played after it's longest gap ever. Everyone around me was quite quite pleased with the show they saw, and certainly no one called it underwhelming. In fact, the reviewer calls it "phenomenal." What were you reading/hearing?
My understanding (I don't go quite that far back) is that Llama (one of my top five fav. songs) originally was slow and syrupy, but that this mode was quickly shelved and revamped in favor of the more familiar and speedy version we all know. If this is the case, and I'm pretty sure it is, then this is no doubt a historic one-off, rather than a new way of playing it.
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