As good as the first half is, the second blows it away, starting with a sensationally epic Scarlet> Fire. At forty minutes in total (only bested in length by October 14, 1994), this thing has everything, but our favorite is the freaky, alien jamming during the second half of Scarlet. After that mouth-watering Fire On The Mountain, the boys opt for a relatively short, though far from lacking, Samson. The Terrapin that comes out next is standard, which is to say amazing. What’s more, it leads into a lovely Playin’. Brent is all over this show, but his contributions on the Playin’, though not as close to the front as on others this night, are mesmerizing and really seem to prod Bobby and, especially, Jerry to step it up a notch further. From Playin’, they cede the stage to the drummers and then come into Space. Post-Space is a little attenuated, but includes a gripping Black Peter and a fun, bone shaking Good Lovin’.