a very rare second set Sugaree

Highlights: Hell In A Bucket, Estimated Prophet, Eyes Of The World

Nice clean sound..I'm with (doug the dude) that 86' is somewhat passed over due to Jerry's diabetic comma..but there are some real gems in the winter/spring~ And this is one of them..this show still has some of that 85' magic to it..think how different the sound turned in 87-88 leading up to 89'~?? The Henry J Kaisers have that same magic and carry the weight for this year..SO..GIVE IT A WHIRL~Forever Grateful>Forever Dead~!!!

Famously great '86 shows are few to be found at this point - 2/11, 12/15...and this one. It deserves the accolades.

Set 1 - West L.-freaking-A. Fadeaway, baby! Listen to Brent lay it down on this one - maybe one of the most heady versions I think I can remember. Let it Grow concludes what is a really strong set in a total blaze - man, listening to this makes me really curious what individual gems exist within '86...

Set 2 - Healy and Bobby get crazzzzzzy on Estimated - I really do get giddy at those acid-echo effects with that tune around this era....Eyes comes initially very close to flying off the rails, but they reconstitute it nicely - just listen, again, to Brent on the outtro jam!

D > S finds Mickey laying down a beautiful 'world' groove, and Jerry taking almost a solo approach to Space, which is achingly poignant, evocative, crows-gathering-and-flying-across-the-sky American. Or something like that.

Post-Space isn't terribly exciting, but they do maintain a solid tone through to the end of the show. It has a full energy, a rare confidence. Crazy to think Jerry was coma-bound given the sheer fire of his fretwork here. Frost '86, yeah, check it out -

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This seems to be a slight upgrade over the more widely reviewed source (missing one cassette generation). 4.5 stars for sound...you can hear a little cassette. No comment on overall performance...I only checked out the interesting estimated.