Hello and welcome to Dead Pod for the week of June 4th 2010. This is a professor I'm so glad you could pick us up this week

This week's show comes again as a result of a request from one of my very aerodite listeners who wrote and asked for something from the spring of

1983. Now while I don't have I don't have exactly the show I was looking for I think this show is quite a nice example of that tour. It's a very kind of in some ways an overlooked tour. We're going to hear the first set of this show tonight. This comes to us from the spectrum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a place that I think the

dad enjoyed playing quite a bit. Opens up with a fabulous shakedown

street, one of those that just you feel Phil deep in your chest when he

starts this and goes in a new mingle with blues they love each other me and my uncle in to Mexicali blues

maybe you know a relatively unknown Brent tune West Dolly fade brother, Esau, one of those in the dark tunes that was really

debuted on this tour. It must have been the Roses and let it grow.

Thanks so much for tuning in. We'll play the second set next week. Roses and let it grow.

Thanks so much for tuning in.

We'll play the second set next week.

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dead pod. You're going to be. The And this town ain't got no heart. Will, Will, Will, Will, you can never tell.

But inside of the street is done.

Will, will, you can never tell.

Maybe it's cause it's midnight.

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