Let’s get it out of the way early, this is a stratospheric show. The early going is so good, particularly the brilliant, short Dark Star jam into China Cat, the latter of which is so fine with a rich, upbeat texture. A few tunes later, Phil lays down a raunchy bass line, Jerry lays in some sweet riffs, and Pig throws down in his ballin’ style on a rocking Hard to Handle. Immediately afterwards, the boys head into a methodically enchanting Cryptical. The drummers seem hesitant during their solo until the very end when they launch a powerful charge into The Other One. And that Other One eventually heads into a resplendent Eleven, eventually coming back to TOO for another verse that retains a hint of the carnivalesque sound of the Eleven. After It’s a Sin, the boys – with Jerry leading the way – touch off a beautiful, but achingly melancholy, Morning Dew. After a few more tunes, Bobby announces a “lady’s choice” as the band heads into a surly Stephen. After that, it is a 33-minute Lovelight before the band goes into full-on psychedelia for the last forty minutes of the show until the final We Bid You Goodnight.