This is the only show at Pike's Peak Center, 26th of the tour. This show is a little more loose and relaxed, but also sloppy at times. Decent recording, except the back half of the second set is cut off. Jim serves as a good warm up for the first set. Foam was also quite solid, as is the...

Thanks Phishtraks.com !! great sbd recording set 1 Runaway Jim opener!! pretty sick from start to finish. Fissh's rolls in the break before the jam are a sign of things to come. Trey takes us on a rolling guitar journey. one of the best Jim's I've heard. I love the Jim from 3/31/93 (my fav...

"Julius"-like repeated riff from Trey (no joke) beginning around 6:43 for a minute. Very cool version. "Buried Alive" tease from Trey.

A bizarre composed section usually bodes of cool things to come, which, in this particular instance, arrives in the form of a series of subtle effects from Trey, who then begins to play atop a very chill yet musical beat driven by Mike and Fish. Again, the band moves as one, and the playing gains a sort of restrained momentum, with the build informed by huge notes and more direct playing from Trey, who works to augment his tone to trill before creating a period of wonderful sustain.

Typical for Spring '93, the jam includes a breakdown section, and this one features great interplay between all four, a gradual and mildly dissonant return to "Weekapaug," and a trill-filled, predictably strong peak.