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Hoping to have more from that Slims SF thing we got 3 Sisters from...:-)

BTW: The quality is so very remarkable. If more recordings comprising of some or all of the show are available, it really should be considered for official release.

Too cool for school! Walter and Donald were channeling another Cosmos, always one step ahead of the majority of the world.. I just love both of these major dudes! Lary

At least I got to see him and his band at Slim's, San Francisco, during the 11 Tracks of Whack tour.

What can I say? First of all, thank you for sharing another little piece of Walter, and for driving me a little past half crazy trying to solve the easter egg hunt. But what did I get as a reward? This monster of a performance has been stuck in my head non stop since I found it during the egg hunt. I told my friend the other day when I was listening to the demo that's been floating around for years "I really hope one day I get to hear this song done right with a full band." Yes, the songwriting shone through, but the fucking Casio keyboard sound quality doesn't do it the justice it deserves. The band rehearsing it in the other recording posted Sunday knocked me out of my chair. But this? What gets me here is the instrumental break and the soloing over those killer changes. The last few bars of the guitar solo (starting around 2:32)... hoo boy, that's the kind soul possessing voodoo shit that sucks you into the song and never lets go.

Nice job, Dan. I like it!

I also was at Slim's that night and ever since then have fantasized about getting a recording of that

I heard it years ago and really love the unusual drum timing Thanks for the Slim's cuts as well - sweet

Congrats to everyone who found the egg at the end of the hunt. And to everyone else, happy listening!

tzg- great stuff, thanks. How many did the place hold? Sound of the clip is fantastic -- it's a board tape I'm told. What was the sound like in the hall for the audience?

Loved hearing the memory of the show from TZG above. It matched my own, for what it's worth. The only (small) different memory I have is that the "smoke 'em if you got 'em" line referred back to "Hard Up Case" (not "Book of Liars") on the '94 tour, which is when I heard Walter first say that.

Hey Gary -- He had also been whipping the guys into shape with tracking sessions for Whack ---- so they weren't quite starting from scratch :-)\