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  <title>Dead Show/podcast for 9/25/26</title>
  <description>Here's a fine second set to close out September on the Deadpod. The setlist may look short, but there's plenty of tasteful jamming and exploration to round out a strong selection of classic Dead tunes. Bruce Hornsby is a great addition to a rousing &amp;quot;Samson and Delilah,&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;Eyes of the World&amp;quot; gets stretched out nicely for this period in the band's history. After &amp;quot;Saint of Circumstance&amp;quot; there's an interesting little exploration that some have labeled a &amp;quot;Dark Star&amp;quot; jam. I'd take exception to that, but it's still fun to listen to. &amp;quot;Drums&amp;quot; is also quite good, with a lot of MIDI textures, and there's plenty of Phil after drums. For the encore they break out &amp;quot;Attics of My Life,&amp;quot; its first appearance since March 1990, a gap of 112 shows. Grateful Dead Madison Square Garden New York, NY 9/8/1991 - Sunday Two Samson and Delilah Eyes of the World Saint of Circumstance &amp;amp;gt; Drums &amp;amp;gt; Space &amp;amp;gt; The Other One &amp;amp;gt; Wharf Rat &amp;amp;gt; Good Lovin' Encore Attics of My Life You can listen to this week's Deadpod here:&amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp;https://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod092526.mp3 'I'll get up and fly away... '&amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
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