Trueski  (8/26/2026 10:43:54 AM)

This has been a favorite show of mine for nearly 30 years. With every tour the GD sounded a bit different; new instruments, new influences ..... the band always continued to grow. They have a unique overall sound at this show, heavily influenced by their time in the studio with the Blues for Allah sessions, Jer's sporting the Travis Bean, Keith's electric piano. Due to the hiatus, this show represents a snapshot in time where we don't have a lot of live material and they're playing is very insipired.

   Paul T From CT  (8/25/2026 6:34:22 PM)

Concur with William on TLEO. Well said, really funky too. The Music Never Stopped is a real gem here too.

   William   (8/25/2026 5:44:09 AM)

Super interesting They Love Each Other. Something in between the ‘73 upbeat version and the later ‘77 jammier versions. Great show

   Christopher W  (6/2/2026 4:52:48 AM)

Keith’s playing on stronger than dirt is amazing (and this tune may well be the highlight of the whole show) — he added so much to their sound, as would be more obvious if he wasn’t so frequently too low in the mix. Listening to him in JGB from ‘76 further exemplifies his talent, and the fact that he was NOT in decline, though perhaps he was mellower at this point then in 72 and 73.

   RFS  (4/28/2026 4:27:46 PM)

Wow! Listened in Re-listen and loved it. On Play Dead it is a whole new world. What incredible sound. Great show! The gdtrfb is one for the record books. Enjoy!

   Jagged Leaf Cult Genetics   (4/23/2026 12:10:06 PM)

Oh Yeah! That GDTRFB though?

   Grateful P  (4/20/2026 8:20:09 PM)

Love this show, it’s an interesting listen. Listened to it a couple years ago while tripping on acid on a Saturday afternoon. Laid on the floor with headphones and felt like liquid sunshine was flowing throughout body. Good times.