SET 1: You Enjoy Myself > I Didn't Know, Mike's Song > I Am Hydrogen > Weekapaug Groove, Esther, The Sloth, Possum, Bold As Love, AC/DC Bag, Colonel Forbin's Ascent > Fly Famous Mockingbird, David Bowie
SET 2: Donna Lee, Suzy Greenberg, Contact, Fire, Harry Hood, Golgi Apparatus > Slave to the Traffic Light, Divided Sky
Page teased Esther at the end of YEM as the band segued into I Didn't Know. Suzy included a Linus and Lucy tease.
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Esther tease in You Enjoy Myself, Linus and Lucy tease in Suzy Greenberg
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This show was part of the "1989 Tour"
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, attached to 1989-05-06
The sound quality is so so on this one. I’m sure the Master audience recording sounds amazing though as it still isn’t too bad. Unfortunately, there are multiple splices and cuts throughout.
With that said, this show is pretty darn good!! Some notes: Esther still features the Gamehendge introduction which started at The Zoo on 4/20. Forbin>Mockingbird has narration between tracks for the first time. Sloth still features the composed ending. Possum follows once again with no segue. Show Highlights: YEM, Mike’s Groove, Esther, AC/DC, Bowie!!!, Hood, Slave!!!, Sky
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The sound quality is so so on this one. I’m sure the Master audience recording sounds amazing though as it still isn’t too bad. Unfortunately, there are multiple splices and cuts throughout.With that said, this show is pretty darn good!! Some notes: Esther still features the Gamehendge introduction which started at The Zoo on 4/20. Forbin>Mockingbird has narration between tracks for the first time. Sloth still features the composed ending. Possum follows once again with no segue. Show Highlights: YEM, Mike’s Groove, Esther, AC/DC, Bowie!!!, Hood, Slave!!!, Sky
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Review by TheEmu
On the downside, there are some nasty cuts, including a few seconds of a Blind Faith recording that find their way into the middle of YEM, a chop at the end of Divided, and a totally egregious slash that comes right at the climax of a blissful Hood. Breakin' my balls, there. All in all, though, I think three stars is appropriate. See the City, See the Zoo!