Sherman Theater 22/05/12

[BillK522]

22/05/12  Sherman Theater, Stroudsburg, PA

 

Original Recipe

Promised Land, Brown-Eyed Women, All Over Now,

Dire Wolf, Tom Thumb Blues, Brother Esau, Row

Jimmy, Passenger, Candyman, Feel Like A Stranger.

 

Gimme Some Lovin'. Ship of Fools, Estimated Prophet>

Jam>Dark*Star>Drums>Space>Imagine Space>

Reuben and Cherise>Watchtower>World to Give>

Johnny B. Goode.

 

E;  Werewolves of London

 

Locomotive comes roaring out of the station in a quaint

old theater on mild Thursday evening in North East PA.

Spent the first on the rail, a lovely position to watch the

set unfold.  Bob selections just mashed, funky intro to

the All Over Now, Esau a romp, I dig Passenger

in a big way, Stranger a strong set close.

 

GSL fun drop to the second, solid Estimated.

The Jam into the Star a sight to behold and a highlight

of the evening.  I lost my marbles on the Reuben, dreamy

placement in the set.  The ride home professionally delivered.

Band just hit the ground running, look out May.

 

Praise DSO.

 

 

 

[found]

Fun elective to start the tour. Was feeling 83ish save for a couple early hints. Obvious elective by the time Reuben and cherish and world to give came around. 
 

thought the band had some solid chemistry, each member bringing something to fill the space between one another. Hot promised land start with an extended guitar solo. Strong finish with the row Jimmy, candyman and a really greasy stranger. 
 

second set hit the spot pretty well. Particularly liked the ship of fools, imagine space, and world to give. 
 

felt great getting back out there and seeing this band. Here’s to many more shows down the road. 

[Ammagamalin Crew]

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[Greg from Chestertown]

I agree with Found. The set list looks like a recreation, early eighties except maybe for Tom Thumb blues, not sure, until late in the show it must be an elective. Cool how DSO messes with us just like Grateful Dead did. 

[DesertDead]

First Tom Thumb’s in 1985.