I was the only one of my tribe that got a ticket to this show, though about ten of us drove over from Alabama. A new world was opened up for me this night. I remember almost every note they played since I had never heard music played that way before. I remember how strangely people were dancing, even when the music seemed to come to a complete stop they kept on dancing. I remember some lady with a crown of glowsticks on her head. I followed her with my eyes as she walked around and around the omni that night. Everytime I got a little lost in the music I would bring myself back by finding the lady with the glowstick crown. Man that was a great night. Looking back it was pretty good setlist too, not bad for a first show.

Howdy,

I went to this show with a group of people over spring break during my senior year in college. The shows were good, it sounded like the GD actually rehearsed, the mail order tickets had "spring training" on them.

The highlight was actually the Birdsong>Promised land of which I remember distinctly Phil rocking his bass neck back and forth during Promised to fuse out more accent of classic rock and roll.

Ursa Minor

I wish that for just one time, You could stand inside my shoes, and for just that one moment, I could be you - Bob Dylan, Positively 4th St.