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GnarnianRanger @waxbanks said:
Lessee here: a first-set 46D > 20YL with a strange improvised bridge, roaring Timber, superb Simple, intense Light, and a gratifying Tweeprise to close not the show but the entire Bethel run...the problem isn't that the number is 'incorrect,' it's that it's meaningless.
I'm with you. Plenty of highlights including those you mentioned plus solid versions of Curtis Lowe (a first for me) and Meatstick. IMO the sickness that was OKP> Suzy was enough to elevate this to an above-average ranking. Might be my favorite Suzy jam ever. If there's a better one out there please point me to it.
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