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Mitch W (7/20/2026 8:32:55 AM)
After almost 40 years of listening to GD shows, this is still my favorite ‘77 (high praise) and contender for overall favorite. So much to love, including a killer Scarlet>Fire, Terrapin, and Playin>Drums>Wharf Rat>Playin. They come out and rip a Sugar Mags encore because they knew they slayed this night and something like a Johnny B Goode would not suffice! Essential show.
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etown nick (6/19/2026 6:59:38 PM)
the PIB > Drums > Wharf Rat > PIB to close the second set is so tasty; it doesn’t get any better
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Seth Stine (6/15/2026 3:01:39 AM)
Another INCREDIBLE May 77' show that has been overshadowed by 5/8 and 5/9. The beginning of Fire On the Mountain is monumental and angry. Whapp. WHAAAAP. WHAAAPPPP!! It makes me smile everytime I listen to it. This show is special because it features the slow, methodical, synchronized perfection that May 77' is famous for, but also has the ENERGY of a Fall 77' show. It's weird, but lovely
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PL (5/29/2026 2:52:19 AM)
This high time is absolutely hauntingly stunning
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Jakefromstatefarm (5/20/2026 2:40:11 PM)
Absolutely superb version of Jack-A-Roe. Bob's playing on it is especially noteworthy.
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Brie Hubble (5/18/2026 2:15:29 PM)
Great show, Roll Tide
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A Shea (5/17/2026 11:52:33 AM)
1st man up? Sure. This show sounds great. 77 Dead. Yes. Went a lil more country because the setting. I skipped Sunrise sorry heads. Sugar Mag encore all you need to know. They were feeling it.
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Aidos (5/17/2026 6:01:33 AM)
Incredible show. A+ from start to finish!
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