There are not many shows on this date, but all of them are excellent, but we decided to go with a ’92 Vegas show for our Dead of the Day. The setlist alone makes this show a stellar pick, and the Dead delivered on it, offering up a very good show with some absolute standout sections. The Help> Slip> Franklin’s that opens the show is one of those premier highlights. The Help on the Way gets off to a somewhat shaky start as the sound, especially Jerry’s guitar and vocals, is not quite right out of the gate. But those early hiccups are quickly set aside as the boys jam a fantastic Slipknot!, provide a tasty transition into Franklin’s Tower, and then paint a beautiful sonic landscape through that tune with Jerry’s rich vocals and searing guitar leading the way. The Minglewood that comes next keeps the energy and verve going with Jerry and Bobby combining on a dark and smoking jam in the middle. Then, the band plays a vaguely orchestral sounding Must Have Been the Roses and an expansive Queen Jane, both of which are lovely. Vince dices up the Bird Song that follows before a solid Picasso Moon closes out the set in fine fashion.