This is one of those "must have" 1991 shows.  A real
beauty.  I'm too lazy to go into detail.. just get it.
You'll love it.

Opening pretty standard.  Page's noodling in the "Nirvana"
section is cheery and light as usual.. Mike's solo section
is similarly delightful.  He's quite active and
whimsical.  This is a pretty upbeat opening.. Trey's
jamming around the Notes in the pre-charge section is
typically strong.  Nothing special in the opening..

"Boy" after  a fantastic scream (help from Mike) at 5:08.
They are definitely on the tramps for the "tramps
segment."  Signals from Mike.. some great jamming from
Page in here!! =^]  Really love this damn tramps jamming
from Page.. just has great spirit.  Certainly some of the
best I've heard from him in this section up to this point
in these reviews.  He's all over the place!  Groooooovy..

At 8:49, the jam segment begins, and Trey starts out
rumblin low on the 'doc, very thematically.
Purposefully.  Yes!!  Some extremely active trilling from
him in here, taboot..at around 9:20!  He's moving so much
that I wonder if this will be one of those short jam
segment YEMs.. he's really fired up in here.  More
trilling around 10 mins.. Rock Star Trey..

At 10:19 it is bass and drums.. I suspected as much.  Very
short jam segment. ;(  Mike's jamming is very melodious
and funky, as usual.. great fills from Fish.  Typical
length for the old versions.

10:56 closing segment kicks in, and vocal jamming by
11:12.. Fish is still drumming around 12 mins!  He drops
out at 12:02 or so.. ;)  "Don't put it in a pot now" or
something... is the theme.  Ok 'vocal jam'.. not that
thrilling.  I wish the REAL jam segment had been this
long. ;(  Total time 15:07, with an "I Didn't Know"
whispered by someone at the end.  Below average YEM for
damn sure, given the shortness of the jam segment, even
though I love Page's jamming in the tramps segment.  You
should still seek this show.. one of my favorites from
1991.  (C+ rating for the YEM)