Soundcheck: Self, Guy Forget, Shaggy Dog
SET 1: The Landlady > Runaway Jim, Foam, Bouncing Around the Room, Stash, Amazing Grace, Paul and Silas > It's Ice > The Oh Kee Pa Ceremony > Suzy Greenberg, Run Like an Antelope
SET 2: Axilla > Glide, Reba[1], Jesus Just Left Chicago, Mound, Mike's Song > I Am Hydrogen > Weekapaug Groove, The Horse[2] > Silent in the Morning, Hold Your Head Up > The Great Gig in the Sky > Hold Your Head Up, Golgi Apparatus
ENCORE: Sweet Adeline, Rocky Top
Antelope contained Nellie Kane and Yakety Sax teases from Mike and a The Munsters theme tease from Trey. Reba did not have the whistling ending. Weekapaug contained a Heartbreaker tease and a full-band Lively Up Yourself jam. The Horse featured Trey on acoustic guitar. Great Gig included a Little Drummer Boy tease from Fish during his vacuum solo and was announced as "The Okay Gig in the Sky."
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Review by Anonymous
I had moved to just a few blocks north of the Palace, so this was a venue I could walk to from home. The show was quite a rocker! The Palace tends to be a bit boomy, so that wasn't helping the band, but the show was awesome nonetheless. I was so amazed by the second set. "Mike's" -> "H2" was sublime, as was the "Horse" -> "Silent in the AM". I love all Page songs, so "Jesus" was a treat! The "Great Gig in the Sky" was just hilarious, and the audience was just plain annoying for "Sweet Adeline".
We came back the next night begging for more. Mikey and his taper buddies had invaded our house before the show and the floors were a sea of battery chargers and patch cords. We got to the show and had a fantastic time again. The Gamehendge songs were really cool and turned out to be foreshadowing the coming Crest show. "Horn" has always been one of my sentimental favorites, perhaps this show is why.
The second set was much better that the previous three sets at the Palace. "Split Open" did just that, then it melted all over the Palace floor. I think I got some of it on my shoe! I was checking my shoes and wham, what the hell are all these big balls? This was my first Big Ball experience and I was psyched. The band just played percussively. I'm not sure if each one assigned themselves a ball, or if they just reacted to any of them, but it was quite fun. I don't know, for some reason all those tapers were not as fond of the "Big Ball Jam" as I was.