C-bus

[bs69]

6-27-84

[Tea]

 

Jack Straw, Friend Of The Devil, Little Red Rooster, Cumberland Blues, My Brother Esau, Loser, Let It Grow

 

Help On The Way-> Slipknot!-> Franklin's Tower, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Why Don't We Do It In The Road*-> Drums-> Morning Dew-> Throwing Stones-> Not Fade Away

 

E: Brokedown Palace

F:  ?

[Teacher Matt]

Saturday Night filler ...

 

sick show...

[Tom Banjo]

2nd set looks great. 

[Greg from Chestertown]

Right!? Gotta love a set list that reads into, into, into, into.....

[PoetryGirl]

Smoldering 

[2muchfun]

4 minutes ago, PoetryGirl said:

Smoldering 

Yes indeedee 

3 hours ago, Greg from Chestertown said:

Right!? Gotta love a set list that reads into, into, into, into.....

OR

Ft Wayne-->Cleveland-->Pittsburgh-->Columbus

 

[Rude]

13 hours ago, Mason's Child said:

2nd set looks great. 

 

That’s an epic start of a set for sure!!

 

 

too much did u do the Louisville>Indy and ft Wayne>Columbus? U got the goods bro. That was an epic stretch. 

7 hours ago, Greg from Chestertown said:

Right!? Gotta love a set list that reads into, into, into, into.....

 

Just saw that. Every song transitioned into another.  Edit: nvm. See they stopped after frank, but still the last hour was continuous 

[bs69]

First set was a little sluggish, nice sleazy rooster and good jam in LITG. Second set was where it was at as expected, love the Dew after space. All was great until the inevitable NFA, thought about running away but thankfully stayed for a nice Brokedown. I know I've let my feelings for later day NFA be known many times but I just don't get it. It's total amateur hour, Jeff literally had to strum a loud chord to get the crowd to stop clapping and chanting, ugh!

[Hardpan]

Dang, what a list. 

[LIkeEveryOne]

Worth the drive from Philly 

great show with a great crowd.

 

bs69 ,  the strum of the guitar by Matt to end NFA was because the crowds beat was so off, Eaton couldn’t get back in. He tried like 3-4 times and was kinda at a loss until Matt just thru out the strom. 

I’ve been at shows where the NFA chant doesn’t work and just ends. Last night wasn’t the case ,  I appreciated the band keeping to the audience participation of the past.... 

 

[Greg from Chestertown]

I remember, I think it was RFK stadium ‘95. The audience chant had three different epicenters. It was kinda funny. I guess the venue was too big. I think NFA was the epitome of fan participation.

[Hardpan]

There are two recordings of this show up on the archive. Thanks to the tapers, Jim Malogorski and Toaste, for taping the show.

[bs69]

On 10/14/2018 at 8:04 PM, LIkeEveryOne said:

Worth the drive from Philly 

great show with a great crowd.

 

bs69 ,  the strum of the guitar by Matt to end NFA was because the crowds beat was so off, Eaton couldn’t get back in. He tried like 3-4 times and was kinda at a loss until Matt just thru out the strom. 

I’ve been at shows where the NFA chant doesn’t work and just ends. Last night wasn’t the case ,  I appreciated the band keeping to the audience participation of the past.... 

 

It's not that I dislike the song per say, I just am not a fan of the clapping/chanting, very cheesy to me and kills the vibe of the set. There is nowhere to go from there but end the set which is obviously disappointing. Love the earlier versions with a GDTRFB after

[helpfrankslip]

On 10/14/2018 at 5:29 PM, Greg from Chestertown said:

I remember, I think it was RFK stadium ‘95. The audience chant had three different epicenters. It was kinda funny. I guess the venue was too big. I think NFA was the epitome of fan participation.

One of my favs is the wooo hoo's in music never stopped after each first line in the verses