The second-set opening China Cat bristles with energy as the band delivers as tight and exuberant version as they ever played. The transition into I Know You Rider is seamless awesomeness, and then Jerry and Phil really come out to play with the latter dropping some earth-shaking bombs. Next, the boys turn to the pair of Bobby and Barlow tunes, Lost Sailor> Saint of Circumstance. The first, as always, is mellow and contemplative, but so luscious, while the second builds a little more heat. At the end, Jerry holds a final note before transitioning into an incredible Terrapin with Brent adding so many nice touches. Throughout the tune, the drummers become more and more prominent before they finally take over the stage with a long Drums, followed up by a truly out there Space. The Wheel builds for a while out of the ether before finally arriving in full force and gaining energy as it churns along, spilling right into a short, but tasty, Gimme Some Lovin’. The set then closes with a solid Throwing Stones> Not Fade Away. The first encore is a beautiful version of She Belongs to Me, which the Dead only did a few times, all in ’85 with the exception of a single night in early ’66. Then the boys see everyone off with a rocking US Blues.