A pounding, emotional version delivered with the inspiration that runs throughout the MSG ’90 run

One of a few comical, double-start versions, this one comes around to cap off a great evening, sending us aglow into the parking lot

Punchy and well explored to open the gig; beefy and well mixed soundboard to boot

Charging, gnarly version to open the proceedings before the dish-off off to a soaring Sugaree

Enjoy the free wanderings of these earlier versions before the “hook” closed the jam segment.

Pass the bug juice...

Fairly monstrous, this one is. Jerry painting the transition environment, first a bit like 3/9/81, then Phil landing some serious blows, with drummers punching holes throughout. Interestingly, that structured round-up piece that marks most versions isn’t reached, instead the continued swell moves into a different type of frenzy. Usual fat break after wild geese verse, but then after the sun will shine verse, the chorus is returned to. After the next juicy break, the northbound, bass-fueled, train arrives, again followed by the chorus, leaving yet another opportunity for Jerry to baste this thing -- in this instance with pointed power strumming -- until its well-cooked.

What a magic sleigh ride!

Scrapeage

With a second go-round of the last verse and the jam between