This show vividly resonates in my memory, and was the show that changed my opinion of SCI. I'd seen them a few times in three years, and my general opinion was that they were just rocked out bluegrass and nothing special. Early in 2000, Kyle's keyboard sounds started getting more spacy and the band became more adventurous. No trance yet, but the perfect blend of genres.

Jackson had gotten a bunch of snow the night before, so all the guys were just jubilant from the powder skiing and its reflected in the music. The Flood>Shaking is gorgeous and the Sandollar>Shine combination is seamless.
Outside, Inside was brand new at the time and was delightful before it got overplayed. Wake Up was one of my early favorite songs, and the Lonesome Fiddle had the whole place rocking. I remember Travis lying on his back at the front of the stage during Elvis'.

Great glimpse of a band in its prime, with a setlist you just don't see any more. Highly recommended listening.

Great, great show, but does anyone own a copy with the Road Home on it? I have been looking for years.

2000 is without a doubt the best year of SCI music. This is another stellar 2000 soundboard and a great show taboot. I was lucky enough to attend this show. The Snow King Ballroom is inside the hotel we stayed at and where the band also stayed. This day was a sick powder day and we rode the shuttle bus over to Jackson Hole with members of the band and crew. When we got there, Kang was already in the front of the line for the tram. The band was amped from the great day of skiing and it shows in the great music and stage banter from this night. Powder and Cheese, nothing better!