Pretty solid. I enjoyed the trio compared to TAB. Love watching Trey and Jon together. A lot of trey as to be expected. Moma got a little wonky to me. Was a different experience, but happy to experience. Do enjoy mission ballroom.

I was marginally bored during first set, but hard not to be after KGLW and being completely whiped. Second set got me moving. Machine lyrics were a little meh for me, but we arent there for the lyrics. The groove got me going. About to run works. The ghosts of the forest songs i much prefer in this setting. And at least twist got me out of the negativity i felt toward the end of moma. No complaints.

TAB kicked off a short run of Colorado headlining dates at Denver's newest venue, Mission Balloon - and let me say this is place is extremely impressive. Sat outside at the beer garden and food truck area accompanied by a DJ for pre-show entertainment. Inside had a red-rocks feel with a large pit and tiered-row seating area with plenty of room to groove. Both levels of the venue had plenty of bathrooms, bars, vending machines with sandwiches and snacks, water stations, free earbuds, etc. State of the art sound system and room acoustics.

This show was a real concoction of Phish, GOTF, and TAB jams. Cayman & Set Your Soul Free were heaters. Trey took a moment to mention how great the new venue is. It's great to see how TAB really pushes the pace and limits of SYSF as it has become a great new jam vehicle for TAB & Phish. Mission was rocking to Magilla & Jibboo . The debut of GOTF Slightless Escape was a real treat. Tuesday was exciting on a personal level, haven't heard it since the Dozen. Second set songs that stood out: Pigtail, Alaska, the highlight of the show: Ghost (!!), Mr. Completely, blissful GOTF jam A Life Beyond the Dream, and yet again another Sand scorcher.

Great show, great venue. Couldn't make n2 or vail, so i'll be getting my disease (plague) on at Dicks!