Excellent show, a promising first set with some old favorites (Reba, Coil, Melt, Rift) and some newer fare proceeded an incredible set of type II jamming. (Jim is the 1st set jam highlight, along with 46 days' stellar piano) After showing us how far they could take Fuego, they took us right back out again during DwD. After hinting at the Twist groove several times, they played this delightful tune, not straying far stylistically, but exploring some interesting octatonic harmony before a spacey psychedelic Light. A superb Theme ended a great stretch of songs before a relatively uninteresting, but very high energy close. Page was definitely the MVP tonight, followed closely by Fishman, who showed off his breakneck speed funk chops several times in the second set.

Trey and Page can be heard quoting Sly and the Family Stone's "Don't Call Me Nigger, Whitey" a couple minutes into the DwD jam.