Soundcheck: Funky Bitch (x2), The Great Gig in the Sky Intro
SET 1: Rift, Sample in a Jar, Ya Mar, Split Open and Melt, Mound, Foam, Nellie Kane > Divided Sky, Cavern
SET 2: Wilson > Runaway Jim > It's Ice > Maze, Sparkle > Mike's Song > Leprechaun > Weekapaug Groove, Purple Rain > Hold Your Head Up, Daniel Saw the Stone, Highway to Hell
Page teased the theme from James Bond in It's Ice. Mike’s Song included two distinct jams on Led Zeppelin’s Heartbreaker. Fish and Page attempted to begin Hydrogen after Mike’s.
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Review by SlavePhan
THE BAD: There's a handful of songs at this show that don't quite end as strongly as they begin. SOAM is of particular notice here. Lots of straight-ahead songs in this show also limit the spontaneity and variety of the show, compared to, say, the next night in Florida.
ETC: Page teases I Dream of Jeannie in Ya Mar (3:40). Ya Mar also contains some scatting by Mike. Page teases the James Bond theme in It's Ice (5:05) and the whole band play a Heartbreaker tease in Mike's (3:45). Trey called for Leprechaun after Mike's, but leaves Fish out of it as he starts Hydrogen. Trey thanks "Aaron and Scott" for hooking him up at the show during Daniel.
BOTTOM LINE: Straight ahead show with strong '93-era songs but nothing too out of the ordinary. 4/5