And how many versions of Jim were legitimately jammed out? Maybe 15? Not really on the same level as a Bowie. Every tour for Jim was like 94 for Tweezer (When there was what, 14-15 Tweezers that just sorta > Lifeboy'd) - a few big blowouts, and a lot that stayed in the pocket.

I don't want them re-learning anything, revisiting anything, I don't want them coming out and calling themselves Space Antelope and joking around about how shit used to be. Leg 2 was such a monster because the jams felt so freaking fresh and didn't feel like some callback nostalgia. They sound like a band who is- however lightly- engaging the better prevailing trends in contemporary music. So many snippets sound like they could come from a new Radiohead or Jamie XX or TV On The Radio song. That shuffly purple sound. Cactus!