Soundcheck: Poor Heart (x2), Gimme Three Steps, Jazz Jam, Dinner and a Movie Intro (x3), Sesame Street Theme -> Jam -> Superstition, Caravan, Poor Heart -> Funky Bitch -> I'm Bad I'm Nationwide
SET 1: Golgi Apparatus > Chalk Dust Torture, The Squirming Coil > Buried Alive[1] > Split Open and Melt[1], Bathtub Gin[1], The Landlady[1], Cavern[1], Tela, You Enjoy Myself
SET 2: Possum, Guelah Papyrus, David Bowie[1], Jesus Just Left Chicago[1], My Sweet One[1] > Bouncing Around the Room[1], Funky Bitch[1], I Didn't Know, Frankenstein[1], Suzy Greenberg[1]
ENCORE: Contact[1] > Big Black Furry Creature from Mars[1]
This show featured the Giant Country Horns on Buried Alive through Cavern, YEM, Bowie through Funky Bitch, and Frankenstein through BBFCFM. The Horns were introduced after Landlady. YEM included a Chameleon tease by the Horns. The intro to Bowie included teases of The Asse Festival, Call to the Post, Merrily We Roll Along, William Tell Overture, and Entrance of the Gladiators. Bowie later contained Wipe Out teases from Mike. BBFCFM featured I Love Lucy and Brady Bunch theme teases.
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Chameleon tease in You Enjoy Myself, The Asse Festival, Call to the Post, Merrily We Roll Along, William Tell Overture, Entrance of the Gladiators, and Wipe Out teases in David Bowie, Theme from I Love Lucy and Theme from The Brady Bunch teases in Big Black Furry Creature from Mars
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Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon, Dave Grippo (Guest), Russell Remington (Guest), Carl Gerhard (Guest)
This show was part of the "1991 Giant Country Horns Summer Tour"
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, attached to 1991-07-24
Pretty middle of the road show as far as the Giant Country Horns tour goes. But there's some good stuff in there.
The opening trio of songs are essentially a building peak in CDT that recedes during Coil and sets the stage for Buried Alive when the horns kick in. Gin is great Landlady is a lock song at this point with horns so no surprise there that it's solid. Cavern is sloppy but they get it together. Tela, YEM is a fantastic end note to this set and as expected both are well played.
Possum kicks things off on a high note much like the opening two songs from set 1. There's something about this Guelah that just gives the feeling of the guys savoring this song at this point with it's new pal The Asse Festival. I really like how the horns come in during this Bowie. I love all the silly quarky sounds they are making with their horns during the cymbal intro. Jesus Left Chicago is excellent. I really love this Funky Bitch and Frankenstein. Suzy didn't have quite the power that most have from this tour so it's kind of a dull bookend to this set.
Overall a fairly average '91 show.
Review by Bob_Loblaw
Pretty middle of the road show as far as the Giant Country Horns tour goes. But there's some good stuff in there. The opening trio of songs are essentially a building peak in CDT that recedes during Coil and sets the stage for Buried Alive when the horns kick in. Gin is great Landlady is a lock song at this point with horns so no surprise there that it's solid. Cavern is sloppy but they get it together. Tela, YEM is a fantastic end note to this set and as expected both are well played.
Possum kicks things off on a high note much like the opening two songs from set 1. There's something about this Guelah that just gives the feeling of the guys savoring this song at this point with it's new pal The Asse Festival. I really like how the horns come in during this Bowie. I love all the silly quarky sounds they are making with their horns during the cymbal intro. Jesus Left Chicago is excellent. I really love this Funky Bitch and Frankenstein. Suzy didn't have quite the power that most have from this tour so it's kind of a dull bookend to this set.
Overall a fairly average '91 show.
, attached to 1991-07-24
Another fantastic digital audience recording for this tour.
Golgi closed out last nights show accompanied by the GCH and opened tonight’s show with Golgi sans the GCH. The start of Golgi is clipped on this recording. They follow this up with a standard Chalk Dust. Buried Alive transitions nicely out of Page’s Coil solo. The GCH join in for Buried Alive. Split Open was pretty straightforward for this tour but has an odd pause in the ‘Steam Dream’ section. The first Tela of the tour makes an appearance. Some noticeable rust present in sections. A solid YEM closes out the first half.
Set 2 opens with a fiery Possum. Cool opening segment to Bowie with some teasing of The Asse Festival and the GCH teasing a number of songs. Killer little jam segment. The first Jesus Left of the tour provided a nice cool down. MSO seemed more up tempo than usual. First Funky Bitch of the tour rips with the GCH! Trey doesn’t introduce Fish for his vac solo in I Didn’t Know. After Fish’s solo Trey announces “Carl Gerhard on the vacuum cleaner ladies and gentlemen!” Inspired Suzy set closer with Trey saying “Have you seen juniors grades?” once again. At the start of the encore Fish asks the audience if they want some rock and roll. He says this once again during the opening to Contact. The audience gets some rock and roll during this super silly BBFCFM to end the show!
Review by thelot
Another fantastic digital audience recording for this tour. Golgi closed out last nights show accompanied by the GCH and opened tonight’s show with Golgi sans the GCH. The start of Golgi is clipped on this recording. They follow this up with a standard Chalk Dust. Buried Alive transitions nicely out of Page’s Coil solo. The GCH join in for Buried Alive. Split Open was pretty straightforward for this tour but has an odd pause in the ‘Steam Dream’ section. The first Tela of the tour makes an appearance. Some noticeable rust present in sections. A solid YEM closes out the first half.
Set 2 opens with a fiery Possum. Cool opening segment to Bowie with some teasing of The Asse Festival and the GCH teasing a number of songs. Killer little jam segment. The first Jesus Left of the tour provided a nice cool down. MSO seemed more up tempo than usual. First Funky Bitch of the tour rips with the GCH! Trey doesn’t introduce Fish for his vac solo in I Didn’t Know. After Fish’s solo Trey announces “Carl Gerhard on the vacuum cleaner ladies and gentlemen!” Inspired Suzy set closer with Trey saying “Have you seen juniors grades?” once again. At the start of the encore Fish asks the audience if they want some rock and roll. He says this once again during the opening to Contact. The audience gets some rock and roll during this super silly BBFCFM to end the show!
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