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Anyway, right out the gate you can tell the boys are having fun with it; it's like '93 with that crooked vocal jam leading into a drunken jam of sorts. Eventually it stabilizes, and once they get going, it just picks up speed. Trey is seriously on fire throughout. And the other three didn't play like bums either...
Take another listen to that set. Wolfman's is above average, Tube gets funky as hell. Also listen to Cities: it's quite short, but you have to hear the boys complementing each other throughout. So smooth. And a first set Birds is a ton of fun.