Date | Song | City | Timing | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
1991-04-04 | Bowie | Eugene, OR | 12:55 | An upward spiraling, malevolent jam, as demented as they get, eventually gives way to insane shredding by Big Red. |
1991-10-10 | Brother | Eugene, OR | 5:36 | You can hear Trey say "Hey Fish, let's really rock it" right before they start this one. This is a classic with insanely nimble guitar playing, loads of shrill dissonance, and some mind bending, shrieking guitar effects. |
1992-04-22 | Runaway Jim | Eugene, OR | 7:02 | > "Harpua", a unique version loaded with tension and a particularly beautiful segment when Trey syncs with Mike (around 5:36) before spinning off into orbit. |
1993-03-30 | Stash | Eugene, OR | 14:21 | Spectacularly improvisational and MUST-HEAR . Takes "Stash" WELL beyond anything performed up to this date. Starts exploring right off the bat with an un-"Stash"-like groove, a brief "CYHMK" jam, and a power finish. |
1993-03-30 | Loving Cup | Eugene, OR | 06:24 | Excellent second-set-opening version. |
1993-03-30 | Tweezer | Eugene, OR | 14:25 | Page leads the jam for awhile! |
1993-03-30 | Weekapaug | Eugene, OR | 8:36 | Great jam with an unusual rhythmic and swinging vibe gradually diminishes, then -> to the debut of "Psycho Killer" before -> back to "Weekapaug." |
1993-03-30 | Psycho Killer | Eugene, OR | 3:11 | -> in from "Weekapaug." Debut of this Talking Heads classic is sandwiched in a strong "Weekapaug." -> back to "Weekapaug." |
1993-03-30 | Weekapaug | Eugene, OR | 3:30 | -> in from the debut of "Psycho Killer" to conclude yet another strong '93 "Weekapaug." |
1994-05-19 | My Friend | Eugene, OR | 7:30 | Nice electrified outro jam. |
1994-05-19 | Stash | Eugene, OR | 11:30 | High power jam that at moments borders on heavy metal rocking. A very intense version with a screaming end. |
2014-10-17 | Reba | Eugene, OR | 12:17 | Fish and Mike provide an incredibly mellow groove, atop which Trey and Page exchange ideas. Laid back, the music does morph, becoming dynamic as the band modulates intensity, with the jam becoming even fuller in sound and more melodious. Trey ignites a charge and the version builds to a nice peak. |
2014-10-17 | Plasma | Eugene, OR | 6:26 | Debut. |
2014-10-17 | C&P | Eugene, OR | 16:29 | Page takes the charge right out of the gate with some heavy clav work before dipping into a spacier jam. They build up into an eerie but up-tempo soundscape. Without reentering "Crosseyed" musically, Trey leads everyone back into a final vocal refrain while playing some absolutely crazy music underneath. |
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