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I met a guy last night who saw a lot of shows in the late 80s/early 90s and heard them open with Eyes->Estimated tons of times, but had never heard them play that "obscure Dylan song." He refused to believe me when I said this wasn't a GD setlist.

All this rain still beats last year's snow and ice for touring purposes!

Alas, the might as well approach probably won't work for me this time. I also doubt I'll make Charleston, but I don't think I can pass up the last 3 nights of this leg.

Oh man, that looks cool. On my birthday, too. I was thinking of heading east for Show #3000, but now I want to do Charleston->Birmingham.

I just saw this one is on Archive as well: https://archive.org/details/dso2019-10-31.aud.c480b.ck63.mkh8040.nico11104.flac24

Clever indeed! Sounds like a great 3 night run. Glad I was able to tune in for this one.

Low Spark!

There sure are some trippy visual effects on the live stream.

Seems like they're giving Rob E a vocal break.

Looks like Bend will be an acoustic show. I'd definitely like to catch that one!

Only one night in Portland - that's a bummer.

Days Between in the tour opener, Days Between in the tour closer, and all of the days between dedicated to Robert Hunter. I love it. Would have been cool if Chicago's first-set NFA didn't conclude until last night.

I love it when you can so clearly see that Jeff's having fun.

This show was a blast, from start to finish. The band was on fire, and the crowd was fully engaged. I left here thinking that I want to see more shows in Milwaukee. Thanks for recording, stdilbert, I can't wait to listen again!

I'm pretty sure that I also remember Brown Eyed Women in the first set, maybe between LLR and Keep on Growing. This show was special in more ways than normal. So grateful to have been here. This was my second time catching a show at the Vic with Pat on sax. The first one was never available to listen to again so I look forward to this show making it to Nugs at some point.

Somebody has posted all 3 nights on Archive, here's Friday's. Sounds like Visions > Tangled was a result of it being Dylan's birthday. https://archive.org/details/dso2019-05-24.AKGmix.flac16

My first show, on my 18th birthday. I forgot Victim or the Crime was in there - I've been hoping to hear DSO play that someday.

Those that weren't there can now judge for themselves: https://archive.org/details/dso2019-02-09.Nak300.CP4.flac24

Seattle doesn't usually end up on Archive, I was surprised to find it there this year! Thanks to the taper! https://archive.org/details/dso2019-02-07.Nak300.cp4.flac24

Box of Rain for filler

Definitely buckle up - people around Seattle and Portland don't know how to drive in snow! And there's more coming this weekend.

Seems to me this trip would count as schooling. They should offer student loans.

Thanks to a super fast taper, here's your setlist: https://archive.org/details/DSO2018-11-13.aud.MKH804.nico11104.flac24 Set I Big Railroad Blues Me and Bobby McGee They Love Each Other The Race Is On Loose Lucy Next Time You See Me Big Iron To Lay Me Down Good Lovin' China Cat Sunflower> I Know You Rider Set II Sittin' On Top of the World Stranger (Two Souls In Communion) Pride of Cucamonga Eyes of the World> Dark Star> Drums> Other One> Uncle John's Band> Other One> Morning Dew encore: Rockin' Pnuemonia

Yes, what a coincidence, that. Let's not tell the people I came to visit that they were secondary to the tour schedule.

Orpheum Theatre, San Francisco, CA (7/13/76) Mississippi Half-Step Big River Peggy-O Cassidy Crazy Fingers Let it Grow drums Let it Grow Might As Well Music Never Stopped It Must Have Been the Roses Samson and Delilah High Time St. Stephen Not Fade Away St. Stephen Sugar Magnolia Stella Blue Sunshine Daydream Dancin' in the Streets Filler: Easy Wind My Sisters & Brothers with Kevin on bass Interesting set list. Chock full of ballads with Jeff sounding amazing on all of them. Let it Grow, St. Stephen, Dancin', plus some fun Filler were highlights for me.