Finally pulling out the Knuckle Bone Broth Avenue was already worth the price of admission. A surprisingly smoking 555 and a deep red About to Run were highlights for sure. Still, first set was a set up. You’re here to see if second set is all that it looks like. Yes. Everything and more....

Really solid show. They came right out of the gate with a huge type 2 jam and a uniquely placed/ extended Walls and multiple classics to finish out the first half. Second set had a really great flow. Even though I'm chasing passing through ill take a mountains anytime. Everything felt well done...

I’m blessed to say I’ve been lucky enough to witness some “legendary shows.” (Fox Theatre ‘95. Hampton ‘97. MSG ‘97. Prague ‘98.) This show ranks up there for me in the top 10… maybe ever??? Everything was flawless, crackling with energy & executed with virtuoso wizard skill. Insane to say that...

Great versions produce different points to view. Be it 7/8/14's summertime "Line"d up shimmery shake; Pitt 17's huge, crazed sustain; or 10/20/21's incendiary take; this here jam features what the best "BDNTLS" have in common: Fire Trey. Largely straightforward guitar whose inspired improvisation, offset by impassioned Fish, is the best of its type, carrying you not so much backwards, as away.

Multi-faceted shapeshifter cruises through an array of styles ranging from heavenly bliss to industrial funk, eventually ascending to a sizable peak and then briefly returns to "Simple" to close.

> from "Egg in a Hole". A familiar propulsive jam develops, with the music initially coalescing around a repeated minor key motif from Trey. Fishman and Mike's driving rhythms provide a bedrock for Trey and Page to dole out a bevy of varying textures. The jam threatens to fall apart but comes back alive via a "Manteca" tease. This then morphs into a peaky, psychedelic hard rocking jam before executing a rickety > "Prince Caspian."