, attached to 1994-06-24

Review by johnnyd

johnnyd More of a show note than a review, but check out Antelope for a distinctively "First Tube"-like jam. Obviously there was no First Tube at this time, but the similarity is there - its a two chord bounce, and the interval is the same as in the ending part of First Tube. Trey and Mike holding the progression down with Page going bonkers over the top.

Start around 13:10 (LP time) when the texture of the jam changes. By 13:40 the similarity is evident, and this rolls for a full minute until it flows into the DWD-style jam.

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Score: 9
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