Attendance bias is a real thing. For me the Ghost>Slave, cavern 2nd set close was amazing. Some of my favorites all together. Second set was a rough start for me but then YEM>Frankie>Mercury>Possum. How could anyone complain about that run. Kept waiting for a gag that didn't come, unless...

There are some fantastic little nuggets in here. It was really great for them to do this for us, and I'm sure they had a blast. Those guys just love playing music together. They probably would've been playing even without a stream. But I'm glad we got to see it. YEM had a post vocal jam which is...

So, this is a funny one, and for all the obvious reasons. I'll cut to the chase: it's not a great show, but it was a marvelous gesture. After making the decision to cancel four nights at Madison Square Garden, the band performed, without compensation, just for us. Wealthy as they are, it's not...

An unprecedented version. Although the opening composed section is loose, and the jam segment is quite smooth and perfunctory, and the "bass and drums" segment is relatively straightforward, the "vocal jam" section begins unaccompanied as it ordinarily would, but soon becomes, in effect, a "second jam" if you will, with Fish in particular scatting during its opening minute. This jam cooks and soars, with Trey deploying the echoplex for several minutes over magnificent accompaniment by Mike, Page and Fish, before the groove mellifluously melts into --> "Frankie Says."