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Review by TooManyUrkels
A lot of the playing is well-executed and precise, but the jamming sounds rather truncated and undeservedly floaty. I think you can tell by the songy second set that the lads just weren't syncing up at the right times to push beyond the confines of the song structures, leading to a lot of "bliss" passages, as someone else noted.
Again though, the encore: high energy, and I remember my buddy Kevin exclaiming that "Trey doesn't wanna stop!", which felt true. Solid 3 stars though srynotsry