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 * [Phil Lesh](http://www.phillesh.net/): bass, lead and harmony vox; * [Phil Lesh](http://www.phillesh.net/): bass, lead and harmony vox;
 * John Molo: drums. * John Molo: drums.
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-We're way farther back in line tonight -- part the corner, by the front of the TV -- but happily, once inside, we end up in the exact same spot as last week. Must be some sort of magic spell spun by Ting on the fabric of spacetime! Works great for me!+We're way farther back in line tonight -- past the corner, by the front of the TV -- but happily, once inside, we end up in the exact same spot as last week. Must be some sort of magic spell spun by Ting on the fabric of spacetime! Works great for me!
  
 The band comes out a bit later than expected, and I can't put my finger on the spacey teases that I hear ... it sounds old, but what will it be? There's a last-minute consultation between Stu, John & Phil, and then BLAMMO! Off like a jet-boat, screaming across the everglades! Why, it's _Alligator_, attempted at a hellaciously fast tempo. But it falls apart after a few seconds. Molo apologizes, mumbling something about listening to the album version of the song. No worry. It's exciting to see grand failures too! They regroup, restart, and rumble through a powerful rendition of the tune. That's the spot I like! Eventually they come to the end where the band would traditionally drop into _Caution_, but tonight they veer off into uncharted territory. As noted above, this outro jam reminds me of _China Cat Sunflower_, but instead of coalescing on that gem, a few minutes later, Stu steps up to the mic, and suddenly we're in _Brown-eyed Women_. Wow! Didn't feel that coming, but the transition was totally smooth ... like buttah! Nothing like the cringe-worthy train-wrecks of that other well-known band. The band comes out a bit later than expected, and I can't put my finger on the spacey teases that I hear ... it sounds old, but what will it be? There's a last-minute consultation between Stu, John & Phil, and then BLAMMO! Off like a jet-boat, screaming across the everglades! Why, it's _Alligator_, attempted at a hellaciously fast tempo. But it falls apart after a few seconds. Molo apologizes, mumbling something about listening to the album version of the song. No worry. It's exciting to see grand failures too! They regroup, restart, and rumble through a powerful rendition of the tune. That's the spot I like! Eventually they come to the end where the band would traditionally drop into _Caution_, but tonight they veer off into uncharted territory. As noted above, this outro jam reminds me of _China Cat Sunflower_, but instead of coalescing on that gem, a few minutes later, Stu steps up to the mic, and suddenly we're in _Brown-eyed Women_. Wow! Didn't feel that coming, but the transition was totally smooth ... like buttah! Nothing like the cringe-worthy train-wrecks of that other well-known band.
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 {{tag>music Phil_Lesh Stu_Allen Jason_Crosby Grahame_Lesh John_Molo the_Grate_Room_at_Terrapin_Crossroads}} {{tag>music Phil_Lesh Stu_Allen Jason_Crosby Grahame_Lesh John_Molo the_Grate_Room_at_Terrapin_Crossroads}}

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