This is THEE BEST version I've ever heard. (And I've heard all of them countless times) Thanks for posting.

we survived somehow. so much pain

Listen to what happens with the music underneath the story. First he set's the mood with low, menacing piano and guitar. But when he gets to the screaming match with his father, the sax and piano launch into beautiful swirling melodic loops. It's such a strange and disorienting contrast with the sad story we're hearing. The master storytellers know how to bring the drama.

You can hear Bob Seegar's Turnin' the Page' & the guitar solo section of Pink Floyd's "Dogs" in this song.

Excellent visual, nicely evokes the drama of this Lawsuit Tour centerpiece. Hearing the (never forgotten) pristine audio of that tour now is truly a gift after only ever reimagining it from bootlegs. Had gone to the Masonic Temple show (the following Tuesday, 2/15) not knowing what to expect: I wasn’t too familiar with him at that point, the Time/Newsweek covers recently happened, and my brother had ordered 2 “best available” tickets by mail for himself and a friend who wasn’t able to make it. We were pleasantly surprised as the usher kept walking us all the way up to row CC (3rd row), but while seated talked of the surrounding hype, as if preparing to be underwhelmed. As the lights were dimmed, we had no idea how life changing/affirming those 3+ hours would come to be.

Awesome thanks

Indy Convention center...77...

"It´s my live, and i´ll do what i want

The best version was when he said, “I used to slick my hair back, so he couldn’t tell how llllooonnnggg it was gettin’.”

Wow

he has done everything from 70s but not this song if he did this its a wrap every tour refuses to play it he made it epic everyone here am i wrong

WHY DO YOU ALLOW COMMERCIAL IN THE MIDDLE OF THIS AMAZING SONG?????. ITS CRIMINAL.

9/16/24

Where is the vid where he shouts "DON'T PUSH ME!" I'd love to know what performance of this that is from?