Coming back in classic form, the boys launch into a rocking Samson, kicked off with a monstrous drum riff from the likes of Billy and Mickey. The rest of the tune is superb, with everyone raising the energy and playing in full-on mind-meld mode. Brent goes crazy next on Hey Pocky Way, firing up the crowd for a little dance-heavy intermezzo. Estimated follows with a ton of power and some hints of reggae before turning loose, jazzy, and MIDI-infused into the transition to Eyes. And that Eyes is kaleidoscopic and exploratory, as the band covers some serious ground without ever getting really spacey. Instead, they save that for after Mickey and Billy’s Drums. Eventually, a beautiful Wheel, all cushy and dream-like, floats out the backside of Space. And, at the end, Phil bombs it into Gimme’ Some Lovin’ before an absolutely gorgeous Stella Blue. Jerry’s aching guitar is the perfect match for the tune, and he arcs off on some luscious solos. Throwing Stones riles up the crowd again before Bobby keeps the energy going with an energetic Lovelight, everyone feeding off each other to see the set out. A far too prescient Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door serves as the encore, funereal and melancholy, as if the band new that their brother, Brent, would be departing in just a few days.