Excellent show that easily ranks among the best I\'ve seen this year.
Matt took an outstanding, lengthy solo in May Fly that set the table for a quality first set. Had been a while since I heard Rush and was of course pleased by that and Metropolis gets better with each listen. I think my favorite part is how it builds towards the end and its ultimate conclusion that reminds me a bit of Food For Thought. Anyway, this was a solid version that got a great response. The Late And The Great was also an excellent version and a bit of a surprise considering that it was the first set, although its placement obviously made sense considering what followed. And while I\'m certainly no fan of Dave Matthews Band, playing Tripping Billies was a good idea and the crowd was undoubtedly into it.
As has been stated numerous times, Tribal is my favorite song and Tim annihilated the solo with the beer bottle in what was truly a classic version. A little impromptu mid-tempo Merge was definitely welcome and of course we all welcomed back The Chase with open arms. Question comes out the blue and then Puppetry did stray a bit, but certainly not too far, and returned with Tim annihilating once again. And after all the intense jamming, Glimpse was a nice concise encore.
Great body language between Chris and Tim for this show and a rollicking crowd from the start.
One of the most fun rides I\'ve taken in a while and thanks to Elisa for driving up our contingent in the new wheels.
It was nice to meet you, Todaysparkles, and it was my pleasure to have you as a student in Breakfast 101, or as it\'s more familiarly known, Ser Geekery 101.
And regarding Corndog, there are two key rules to remember:
1. Corndog always comes back
2. Don\'t hold your breath