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Review by SawItAgaaain
Bobbing and weaving (Bob Weavering?) in and out 1.0 - 4.0 with the nimbleness of an ocelot is, for this guy, what is making this tour so rich.
Dense set one but good flow and major bonus points for both Kasvot and SciFi getting good turns. Slightly jammy little jungle cat handed, gnarly Saw It Again, some quick ass-handing, and a wall of sound Sand closer? Yes please, thank you please.
Everything’s Right through Twist was a low-key time stitch where each song felt the same sort of untimed elastic. We just smiled and danced as they dished the meat. Big, big fan of the Trey debuts getting set two placement and treatment. Monsters is up there with Oblivion as best of the lot, I think.
Fourth quarter was a saucy send-em-home-with-a-smile situation. Same as the Sand placement, I loved Ghost in the closer spot; helps to keep the big trucks fresh for the next journey.
This was my surly, pre-teen son’s second show and the fact he was only on his phone for a handful of songs in the first set should tell you something about the sweetness of the night’s juice.