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April 26, 2019

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4/26/2019
The Fillmore - New Orleans, LA
3.481
(26)
S1Triumph > Minions > Save The Robots12 > Triumph, Afro Blue34, Mulberry's Dream4S2That Sample Has a Name5, Caterpillar > The Great Abyss > Tempest > Caterpillar, Helicopters > Munchkin Invasion6, Munchkin Invasion6 > HelicoptersE1Frog Legs
1 inverted (mid>end>beg)
2 Last time inverted 9/5/15 (122 shows)
3 LTP 1/12/04 (690 shows)
4 with Benny Bloom (Lettuce) on trumpet
5 FTP (tDB Original; reworked with name changed to ‘Clocks’ 11/17/19)
6 dyslexic (ending first, then beginning)

Reviews

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Mojobisco

Oct 15, 2021

Don’t be fooled by the insanely low 2.9 show rating, this is a very good show. Recently relistened w/ some great knowledgeable fans & everyone agreed its a surprisingly inspired jammed show. Caterpillar>Abyss jam is definitely worth hearing & not boring at all! Triumph>Minions>Robots(><)>Triumph is a very well played extended jam, just terrific versions of both Robots & Triumph. 1st Sample is short but shows the potential that we’ve seen recently. The rest of this show by itself is min 4 stars. Caterpillar>Abyss has a very trancey, funk groove that is different than many Abyss’s. Tempest>Caterpillar is musically great w/ some nice Barber licks around the Cat theme leading into a nice ending. The next segment, is a must hear Helix>dyslexic Munchkin. An amazing melodic uplifting jam follows & finishes off this show b4 a Munchkin>Helix encore that dots the exclamation pt & sends the crowd home happy. Great stuff!

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Treemaculate

May 22, 2020

The initial jam out of Triumph (DNB) does nothing for me, but when they drop to half-time I think they hit a real nice pocket, and there’s some great interplay between Magner and Barber. Unfortunately, Brownstein tips their hand way too soon, and the last 5-6 minutes of the jam is basically a long, drawn-out Minions intro. I’m not sure if this is how they play this now, but to my ears it just sounds like they can’t commit. Minions > Save the Robot > Triumph is utterly forgettable for me, and Afro Blue is played standard. Mulberry’s extends the type 1 jam a little bit more than usual, but ultimately this is nothing all that unique. That Sample Has A Name is a little too long for my tastes, though it feels like it has some potential. Caterpillar > Abyss is pretty boring. The jam out of Tempest starts out with some cool texturing effects from Magner. They develop it a little bit, but not enough for it to have any real lasting impact. Helix has a phenomenal Blissco jam in here. My favorite part of the show by a huge margin. Really glorious, uplifting stuff. Beautiful. The jam out of Munchkin has a few really cool parts, but never completely comes together in any meaningful way.

Highlights: Helix