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joechip @schwitze said:
Great review, solid show-- wondering why I haven't seen any mention of what I am quite sure was a Mind Left Body Jam arising out of the Rock and Roll in set 2. I'm fairly certain after re-listening that it is there. I'd like to hear someone with more expertise than me either confirm or disconfirm.

I heard this also, posted it in a thread in the forum yesterday, I definitely feel they were trying to coalesce around the MLB theme but never quite got there.

@Icculus also pointed out to me a subtle but distinct Love Supreme tease from Mike right before this section. Thought that was neat to hear as a possible nod to the DTE DWD from the other week...Regardless, R&R is on a hell of a run with three straight super creative versions.
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