Date | Song | City | Timing | Notes |
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1993-03-17 | Runaway Jim | Hollywood, CA | 8:02 | Dazzling, swirling play from Trey as the jam becomes subdued and assumes an almost "Weekapaug" vibe. Fish remains relentless, and he rocks and rolls the band through a wild rise which finds Trey zipping through simply incredible runs. |
1993-03-17 | Weekapaug | Hollywood, CA | 10:41 | Fun and exploratory jam includes a solid breakdown section with jams/teases of "Heartbreaker" and "Lively Up Yourself." |
1993-03-18 | Bowie | Hollywood, CA | 14:30 | > in from "I Didn't Know." A good one with some "DEG"-like jamming to add to the dissonance factor. Machine Gun Trey in serious heavy action towards the end. |
1993-03-18 | My Friend | Hollywood, CA | 7:42 | Following the final refrain, the band launches into an evil sounding "Little Drummer Boy" jam, singing "my friend, my friend he's got a knife" to the "Drummer Boy" melody. |
1993-03-18 | SOAMelt | Hollywood, CA | 10:16 | Although the jam is basically "Type I," it includes teasing/jamming on the Bee Gees' "Staying Alive" throughout, some "Little Drummer Boy" teases near the end, and is very well played with good Trey shredding. |
1993-03-18 | YEM | Hollywood, CA | 23:40 | Trey shreds throughout the jam of this quintessential 1993 version. And you aren't the only person to hear "Terri" and "Tickle" in this wild vocal jam. |
2013-08-05 | SOAMule | Hollywood, CA | 9:21 | Page solo > Fish playing Mike's bass with mallets > whole band drum solos > klezmer > chanting by Mike and conclusion. |
2013-08-05 | Hood | Hollywood, CA | 22:32 | Ground-breaking version that ushers in a new era of exploratory "Hoods." After some typical play, the jam turns rocking and percussive, including some "Woo" jamming. Things settle and the play becomes introspective and probing. Turning upbeat but with tension, the jam takes a final deep breath and returns to "Hood." |
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