A super inventive Other One opens the second set and is worth the price of admission all on its own. It all begins with a fairly standard Cryptical that heads into a monster Billy drum solo. Just as the drums have erased all sense of time and space, Phil suddenly bombs it into a fierce and moody intro to the Other One proper. But the band quickly derails this, setting off on a series of adventurous jazz explorations. About ten minutes in, the boys suddenly catch a heater and surge forward in unison before melting into a pool that once again gives birth to the main theme. And this time, it leads to the first verse and an extended jam that morphs into Me And My Uncle. The MAMU provides a great interlude, but the band isn’t quite done with the Other One, launching a ripping three-minute return before taking it into a final Cryptical that slides into a high-octane Deal. Afterwards, the crowd is in exultation, and Bobby nonchalantly says, “yeah, we’re going to play all that note for note backwards now.” To which Jerry replies, “and it goes something like this” just as the band sets off on a stunning Sugar Mags, Jerry blistering off at every turn. And if you are somehow still standing by the end, the Sunshine Daydream will surely bowl you over. From there, Ramble On Rose, more than welcome even though it was played just about every night of the tour after debuting on the 19th, comes out bright and frothy. Out of the short silence afterwards, Billy pounds it into Not Fade Away, and we are off on a raging NFA> GDTRFB> NFA frolic to end the set. Finally, One More Saturday Night caps another tremendous night in the long legacy of the band beyond description.