@fronwewq said:

As someone else pointed out, I thought the Fuego and Soul Planet jams were wonderful. Very patient build-up with the whole band listening to each other until reaching a powerful peak that went somewhere new. I found these jams much more interesting than the previous night, where each peak sounded incredibly similar (and like ground that's been well-trodden over the years). Strange to not mention these in the review, they were the highlight of the show for me. I also dug Trey's playing throughout, especially on Julius, Wingsuit, and Zero. He sounded uninhibited, with few pauses and a nice flow of ideas. I actually felt Saturday was a much stronger show musically, even if the set list looks worse.

I only listened to a few a the songs via webcast replay, Jibboo & Fuego being among them. Something sounded off and I recall condone mentioning their dislike of the way LivePhish is mixing the sets so I’m wondering if that’s what got me too...