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SlavePhan @lumpblockclod said:
Great write-up and I agree with 8/21/87 being a seminal early show, though maybe that's in part because, like you, it was among the first 10 or so Phish tapes I had. I literally wore out the BBFCFM, McGrupp -> Stir It Up Jam -> Mouse Hose Bop (as it was labeled on my tape) -> Bowie side of my XL-II. (Side note: UR-90s? NEVER!!!).
Sure UR-90s were cheaper, but at that time my income stream was referee-ing youth basketball games. The more tapes I could get, the better! Only after a little while did I make the switch, as everyone should have eventually.
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