Soundcheck: Jam, Lonely Trip, The Final Hurrah, Gumbo
SET 1: Twist > Halley's Comet > Sand, The Old Home Place, Martian Monster, Dogs Stole Things, Halfway to the Moon, Stash, Shade, I Never Needed You Like This Before, Bathtub Gin
SET 2: Llama[1], Soul Planet -> Quadrophonic Toppling -> Soul Planet > Ghost -> Scents and Subtle Sounds -> Chalk Dust Torture, Loving Cup
ENCORE: Waste, Say It To Me S.A.N.T.O.S.
Llama was performed in a slow, funky arrangement. Quadrophonic Toppling was performed for the first time since December 31, 1999 (606 shows). Mike teased Dueling Banjos in Chalk Dust Torture. During the soundcheck, Mike quoted Got My Mojo Working in the jam and Trey quoted My Shot after The Final Hurrah as well as Another Brick in the Wall Part 2 in Gumbo.
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 A Picture of Nectar
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					A Picture of Nectar
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					 Farmhouse
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					Farmhouse
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					 Sigma Oasis
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					Sigma Oasis
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					 Fuego
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					Fuego
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					 Undermind
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					Undermind
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					 The Siket Disc
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					The Siket Disc
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					 The Story of the Ghost
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					The Story of the Ghost
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					 Billy Breathes
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					Billy Breathes
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					 Stash
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					Stash
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					 Lawn Boy
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					Lawn Boy
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					 Listening to Gordo's 2022 picks right now and find it pretty surprising that the Stash from this show is not listed on the jam charts. Even though fairly short, this version definitely breaks the traditional mold and packs a ton of energy. The transition back to Stash proper is perfectly executed as well.
		Listening to Gordo's 2022 picks right now and find it pretty surprising that the Stash from this show is not listed on the jam charts. Even though fairly short, this version definitely breaks the traditional mold and packs a ton of energy. The transition back to Stash proper is perfectly executed as well.
	 Some sloppy moments in the 1st set.  Trey forgot Halley lyrics.  Mike forgot Old Home Place lyrics.  It didn't sound like a tour opener sloppiness though, just some small kinks here and there.  Twist had some good jamming early on.  Sand was high energy and played well.  Stash sounded nice to me.  Song choice of first set was a bit all over the place, but worked overall.
		Some sloppy moments in the 1st set.  Trey forgot Halley lyrics.  Mike forgot Old Home Place lyrics.  It didn't sound like a tour opener sloppiness though, just some small kinks here and there.  Twist had some good jamming early on.  Sand was high energy and played well.  Stash sounded nice to me.  Song choice of first set was a bit all over the place, but worked overall.   1st set 2nd set, QT tease, first OHP of 3.0. Hell, listen to this show just for the first three songs of the night, if anything. I'll have to give it a re-listen. I was on the rail and the sound left a little to be desired, honestly. You only have the monitors and the drums can echo a bit.
		1st set 2nd set, QT tease, first OHP of 3.0. Hell, listen to this show just for the first three songs of the night, if anything. I'll have to give it a re-listen. I was on the rail and the sound left a little to be desired, honestly. You only have the monitors and the drums can echo a bit. Add a Review
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