Decent SBD source for this show albeit a little flat/lifeless. There’s a healthy dose of low end.

Things kick off with the debut performance of Landlady. Solid work from Mike on Sky. The debut of Tube doesn’t feature the bluesy section out of the jam. Afterwards, Trey fills everyone in on the names of the new debuts. Asse Festival makes it’s debut next. After a hot Antelope Trey introduces Zero Man to center stage for the comical debut of Minute by Minute. Fish does a pretty good Michael McDonald impersonation. lol No HYHU for this version. Trey teases Buried Alive before launching into the debut. Trey said Buried Alive was inspired by a strange dream he had. Haul and Silas makes it’s debut being introduced and sung with an incorrect title. A solid Possum closes out Set 1. This version features the debut of the Secret Language.

Set 2 starts off with Mike’s Groove. Groove rips hard per usual. Magilla made it’s debut next. Nice debut versions of Stash and Going Down Slow. Excellent version of Bag complete with a full on Buried Alive tease! This slides smoothly into a playful A-Train with more Buried Alive teasing. Out of the ashes comes bust out cover, Sparks. Last seen at Sigmi Phi on 11/5/88. After a great Reba Trey welcomes the Dude of Life to the stage for the debut of Self. The music itself has hints of Chalk Dust. The debuts Dahlia and Revolution close out set 2. A double encore of Lizards and La Grange wrap up a damn fine show. I nice audience recording of this show would be amazing if it exists.