The second half starts strong with a lovely Box Of Rain. But the Truckin’ that follows is a bit sloppy and muddled. And things are not quite right on the Crazy Fingers, which plods along without the magical aura of other versions. However, Saint Of Circumstances recaptures some of the earlier verve, and a little noodling jam makes it seem like they might go into another tune. Instead, the rest of the boys cede the stage to the drummers, who embark on a magnificent, dark trip that was, according to folks who were there, incredibly loud. Nearly from the moment the rest of the band returns, there are hints of The Other One in the foreboding Space, and it is fun to listen to folks riffing on the beat and melody before the song fully forms. And the creative exploration continues as the Dead shoot onwards in The Other One. The Wharf Rat that follows has its moments as Vince’s keys sparkle and Bobby adds a few striking flourishes to Jerry’s achingly mournful guitar solos. Then the band turns to Around And Around, which is a real crowd pleaser as Bobby cheeses out and Vince jazzes it up. A final rocking US Blues encore sends the faithful home or, at least, out to parking lot and campground.