Scarlet Begonias opens the second half and it, combined with Fire On The Mountain, is top-notch and puts the crowd on notice. A solid Looks Like Rain, with Bobby bringing out everything in John Perry Barlow’s lyrics, keeps it going. Then Jerry takes us into a fairly short – a little over ten minutes – Terrapin. The song is always welcome, but this one could have been even better with some more exploration. Still, Terrapin sets up a heady Drums and Space. In the latter, the boys seem to work their way from the deep recesses of the galaxy into the earthly atmosphere, eventually landing in a beautiful alpine meadow. From that serene mountain terrain, they sidle into a bright and joyous Wheel. As the boys transition into Watchtower, the crowd roars their approval. And Watchtower does not disappoint with powerful runs from Jerry and Bobby’s fervent vocals. Then, with the band shifts gears, Stella follows. Magnificent and ruminative like all Stellas, this one goes out on a beautiful soaring jam. Then Sugar Mags gets the crowd shaking their bones again before a meditative Black Muddy River encore sees the night out.