Echo of a Rose — Another example of quality over quantity - quickly dives into a dark and eerie motif with reverb and delay-drenched clav dominating the space alongside Rick's digital sauce. Gets abandoned a bit prematurely for "No California" but is well worth a listen.
2No California — Ilsey Juber.
Big Modern! — Adventurous version cycles through a few different chord progressions and ideas, but the real landmark moment here is the prominence of Jeff's Bob Weir-like guitar stabs. Very audible on the SBD and a very welcome addition to the improv.
Set II
7 songs · 1h 12m
0:001h 12m
The set as tape — each song is as wide as it is long, segued songs run on unbroken tape (split by a splice, not a gap), and jams burn.
Dripfield — Breathtakingly gorgeous jam and a prime example of what a mid-set "Drip" is capable of. The band relaxes and floats down into a quiet major-key space, Peter colouring around Rick's melodies with serene OB-6 textures. The band displays atypical restraint through the beauty and things eventually come to an end with a hot "Yeti" sandwich.
3Pumped Up Kicks — Foster The People.
Encore
1 song · 6:20
0:006:20
The set as tape — each song is as wide as it is long, segued songs run on unbroken tape (split by a splice, not a gap), and jams burn.