jesse jarnow
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punch-drunk crowd could absorb it or not. Regan and I nicknamed the week- end “To Live and Die in L.A. — Tour 85" because of all the weird vibes (and de- struction of property and disgusting mountains of garbage generated by L.A. Heads) we saw over the course of 48 hours. moped TTT TT A
punch-drunk crowd could absorb it or not. Regan and I nicknamed the week- end “To Live and Die in L.A. — Tour 85" because of all the weird vibes (and de- struction of property and disgusting mountains of garbage generated by L.A. Heads) we saw over the course of 48 hours. moped TTT TT A
punch-drunk crowd could absorb it or not. Regan and I nicknamed the week- end “To Live and Die in L.A. — Tour 85" because of all the weird vibes (and de- struction of property and disgusting mountains of garbage generated by L.A. Heads) we saw over the course of 48 hours. moped TTT TT A
| —— The second show started off fine with a tight, well-played first set, but in my view it ran out of gas at different times during the second set. But so did the audience: the hall was only about two- thirds full for this Sunday show, and it looked like a lot of those who were there might have abused themselves a little too much the night before. Still, the “Throw- ing Stones-Not Fade Away” closer defi- nitely packed a wallop, whether the
| —— The second show started off fine with a tight, well-played first set, but in my view it ran out of gas at different times during the second set. But so did the audience: the hall was only about two- thirds full for this Sunday show, and it looked like a lot of those who were there might have abused themselves a little too much the night before. Still, the “Throw- ing Stones-Not Fade Away” closer defi- nitely packed a wallop, whether the
| —— The second show started off fine with a tight, well-played first set, but in my view it ran out of gas at different times during the second set. But so did the audience: the hall was only about two- thirds full for this Sunday show, and it looked like a lot of those who were there might have abused themselves a little too much the night before. Still, the “Throw- ing Stones-Not Fade Away” closer defi- nitely packed a wallop, whether the
11-17-85, Long Beach Arena Mississippi Half-Step, New Minglewood Blues, Stagger Lee, All Over Now # Friend of the Devil, Cassidy, Big Railroad Blues, Looks Like Rain # Might As Well China Cat Sunflower # I Know You Rider, Samson & Delilah # He's Gone # Spoonful § Never Trusta Woman § rhythm devils # space # The Wheel # Not Fade Away/Baby Blue
11-17-85, Long Beach Arena Mississippi Half-Step, New Minglewood Blues, Stagger Lee, All Over Now # Friend of the Devil, Cassidy, Big Railroad Blues, Looks Like Rain # Might As Well China Cat Sunflower # I Know You Rider, Samson & Delilah # He's Gone # Spoonful § Never Trusta Woman § rhythm devils # space # The Wheel # Not Fade Away/Baby Blue
11-17-85, Long Beach Arena Mississippi Half-Step, New Minglewood Blues, Stagger Lee, All Over Now # Friend of the Devil, Cassidy, Big Railroad Blues, Looks Like Rain # Might As Well China Cat Sunflower # I Know You Rider, Samson & Delilah # He's Gone # Spoonful § Never Trusta Woman § rhythm devils # space # The Wheel # Not Fade Away/Baby Blue
jesse jarnow
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