There is no authority on what song choices make a set better than another. Any review built on such a premise is speaking only to a specific audience that will judge the music without hearing it.
Sorry that you can’t connect to the outpouring of gratitude from an aging band and audience, all counting backward down the number line, grooving in spiritual paradise (and, for some, physical paradise, on a warm, breazy beach, as the sun sets.)
Imagine thinking Waste isn’t good enough for whatever it is you’re searching for.
Second set was fantastic.