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Review by Bob_Loblaw
This show like most from this era has a setlist full of tunes that they are still in the middle of writing and still ironing out the creases. This is clearly shown during Suzy, Phase Dance, and Fluffhead. Not all of it is bad though. In fact one of the best parts of this show is the pretty seamless segue into Possum. So right there you get the feeling that they are getting the hang of some of the more familiar songs in their sets. YEM although not particularly strong is really becoming it's own by this time.
This source cuts out after lizards so I can't report for the rest of the show which unfortunately has some heavy hitters for this era in it.