Jed Luckless
2020-05-13
Helles Angels, SL (Denmark)

Source: FB>WAV>FLAC
Transfered by: Jedtainment
Tracking by: Jedtainment

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Disc 1 			                                (66:36)
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01. Introduction					(00:58)
02. Listen To The Angels				(05:45)
03. A Double Lexus					(00:36)
04. Give It Up >					(16:15)
05. Sugar Pop						(09:46)
06. Feel						(05:08)
07. I Love You >					(15:52)
08. Prince Caspian					(11:16)
09. Outro						(00:55)
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Disc 2			                                (37:34)
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01. Latest Craze >					(24:45)
02. Side Door						(07:37)
03. Kablooey						(00:35)
04. Highway To Hell					(04:36)

Notes:

The Jed Luckless EuroTour 2020 continues with a stop in Denmark at the Helle's Angels venue in Secondlife, site of several previous tour shows. 

The show kicks off nicely with the appropriately titled "Listen To The Angels," followed by a brief nod to the Double Rainbow Guy. In the second position is the rocker "Give It Up" which gives up the first nice jam of the night, clocking in over 15 minutes. It's followed by a hefty "Sugar Pop," and the powerfully emotional "Feel." Another nice first jam appears next, out of the bouncy and optimistic "I Love You." It finds it's way into the Phish song Prince Caspian, which is "epic" at over 11 minutes with an awesome light show during it.

The second set is super short, due to a technical issue that forces Jed to cut it short. But there are some nice moments in it, mostly in the "Latest Craze" jam which precedes the trouble. It's over twenty minutes long, but the second half of it is a recovery jam featuring Jed's beat box. He continues the show by transitioning into the deep and dark blues tune "Side Door," but it doesn't have the weight it should. After it's done, Jed decides to "advance to the last song" which is the aptly named "Highway to Hell" which Jed keeps light by substituting in "Helle's."

This show has some great highlights especially in the first set, but suffers from the technical issue in the second set which diffuses some of the energy and forces Jed to shorten the concert. The "Give It Up > Sugar Pop combo is worth a listen, and Phish fans will defintely like the "Prince Caspian." Enjoy!