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Review by highPHlevel
Casual Enlightenment brought the momentum down quite a bit after Divided. I was hoping for at least 1 solid jam in set 1 (I don't count Divided because it has a built-in solo/jam form). The Steam was probably the best "jam" of set 1 even though it was only 8-9 minutes. The jams in set 2 were pretty good, but I was hoping for a bit more density after coming off 5 shows of well-executed jamming. After playing all of the funky bangers that I was hoping for (2001, Tube, Ghost, Sand, etc.), the Howling was exciting to hear (I had been feeling that one all day). They did completely botch the intro chords but it was recovered well. I can't complain much about their slip-ups, as I play in a Phish-cover band myself and found it comical that they were making the same mistakes that my band does as well.
Overall, I had a great time. It definitely left me feigning for more and feeling quite a bit of FOMO of all of the other shows they've played this tour. Hope I can see them again before the year ends!