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Review by thelot
It sounds like they have a pretty good size crowd for their first show back in Colorado! Good word and tapes travel fast! Things start out on a standard front with a Golgi, YEM opener. Decent YEM with a little rough patch during the opening segment. Nice A-Train. Before Possum Trey mentions that it’s their first gig in Colorado. Page adds “in two years” Possum has some fun A-Train teasing in the intro, but they totally miss the drop into the song. The Rhombus narration proceeds Sky. Some fans are yelling for Wilson up front, so Trey breaks off a bit to explain how Wilson ties into Gamehendge. Carolina closes out a pretty straightforward first half.
Set 2 opens with a strong Mike’s Groove. Esther provides a nice cool down. The second known version of Uncle Pen is up next. This version is definitely more polished than the last one heard in Granville. Trey introduces Moses Brown during I Didn’t Know, sporting a new Sac-Vac of Boulder vacuum cleaner in his first attempt with a new high powered machine. GXBX slays! The beginning of Contact is cropped. Pumpin’ version of Highway to Hell to wrap up the evening. All in all a pretty straightforward performance for this year. Regardless, I’m sure the people in attendance still had an amazing times!