China Cat cracks open the second, and this one sparkles with a heady jam before a quick transition into I Know You Rider, the pairing one of the sure highlights. Afterwards, Brent adds immeasurably as the boys tear up Estimated, ending in a speedy jam that bleeds over into a super fast Eyes. There, Phil’s contemplative bass and Brent’s exploratory keys provide some texture to the luscious headlong rush. Slowly, the Rhythm Devils take over and transform the earthly delights of Eyes into, by the end of Drums, a percussive prelude to Space. And the Space itself that follows is truly fantastic with interstellar battle action, long periods of extra-planetary exploration, and haunting moments adrift, deep in the cosmos. But Space eventually reenters the atmosphere, and a ferocious Other One bursts forth across the land. At the end of that seething Other One, a cool little interlude takes it into Black Peter, which is luscious. The Sugar Magnolia that follows takes a while to gel, as Bobby and Jerry head off at different speeds. But once it does, Sugar Mags rages. And just a few seconds after, a similarly frothy Johnny B. Goode closes out the set in rocking fashion. The beautifully rendered Baby Blue encore slows it down to send the faithful up the road to Richmond for the second night of the tour.