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pistilstamen @Icculus said:
The first set contains a magnificent, gorgeous version of "Halfway to the Moon," obvious to anyone with ears who isn't prejudiced against the song per se. Trey usually plays it rotely, almost like he couldn't give a shit at all whatsoever about it. But last night's version is soulful and charming, performed in a manner that I wish it were performed in every damn time they play it.
Through three shows, I feel like this is true for a number of 'first set standards'. The 7-16 Oceleot (yes, Ocelot) was a thing of beauty. It was basically a Roggae jam played during Ocelot. Patient. Very Bird Song-esque.
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