This show probably deserves an extra 0.1 or 0.2 stars, imo. I'm convinced it would get there if it had a nice official SBD remaster. Early first set is a gentle wade into the water with a great Taste, careful Billy Breathes, and crowd-hyped Golgi. The back half of the set is bangers only and the energy is through the damn roof. Slamming Funky Bitch jam, a rockin Moma and First Tube, and a huge fireball of a CDT.

Second set is a little controversial. Is this Tweezer good or is it just long? My answer is that it's both. i think if you were to split this jam into two, it would capture two great Tweezers, the first a bit more '99 in style and the second a bit more summer '97. Idk man if you put em together it sounds great to me. Not deep-end exploratory like the 93-95 era, but it's 30 minutes of fantastic grooving with enough dynamic variation and rearrangement to keep me engaged. In any event, the rest of the set continues the party with a really energetic Mango Song, a beautifully inspired Squirming Coil, a cool Jibboo, and the first Japanese Meatstick in history. Add in a YEM encore with the first B&D segment in while and hey, I'm happy.