Sound here is quite good.

Jam > Crickets > Boop > Sabre Dance - The opening jam starts out with some of the most relaxed, chilled out Biscuits I've ever heard. Almost like a lullaby. Beautiful stuff. After those first few minutes, it gets into some pretty predictable trance, and though it does get into some really cool stuff just before the track switch to Crickets (primarily the riff Barber is playing), there are still about 9 minutes of throwaway jam here. Some like to call it "patient," but honestly I was just bored for several minutes, and I adore patient Biscuits. The "2nd" Crickets jam has Magner playing some psychedelic riffs, but unfortunately Barber doesn't really follow suit (for the most part). This jam just comes off as a missed opportunity to me. Jam out of Crix is a trance jam (surprise!) and isn't all that interesting other than some cool riffs from Barber. As the jam gets closer to Boop, there's some strange psychedelic jamming that's really cool, even though it only lasts a little bit. Really cool 1st jam in Boop. Dubby, and very Barber-centric. The jam out is decent, but has a little too much meandering for my tastes. Sabre Dance is just a cool cover.

Shelby - The jam in Shelby isn't really bad or good. I wasn't overly impressed but it wasn't uninteresting either.

Svenghali > Robots > Svenghali - Really good dnb jam out of Svenghali with a few different portions where they pull back and then push ahead again. Well done overall. The band lets the jam fizzle out and starts something else about 2 minutes from Robots, and for the 2 minutes that they play the new jam, it's awesome. Really crazy stuff. 1st Robots jam is a perfect example of how Barber can take a really simple riff and play around with it and make the jam sound much better. Minimalist jamming here, but quite enjoyable. The 2nd jam has great communication between Barber and Magner, with each finishing the other's sentences musically. Really cool stuff.

MEMPHIS > Spacebird > Confro - 1st MEMPHIS jam is good but not great. Sounds about how a MEMPHIS 1st jam usually does. 2nd MEMPHIS jam starts out quite well with Magner on flute patch. Lots of flute patch in 2003. They don't really take the jam anywhere for a while, and Barber seems to be pretty noodly for a spell as well. Around the 17th minute, they get onto a really neat theme, sparked by Barber. It turns out to be a pretty good jam, but again, not great. The jam in Spacebird is actually pretty good, with Magner leading the way. They don't really leave the confines of Spacebird all that much, so the "drop" back into the song is pretty fluid. The jam in Confrontation starts out with the potential to be a crazy psychedelic jam, but then turns into a pretty straight-ahead four-on-the-floor jam, which, though good, gets a little stale after a while.

Hope - Standard

Voices - Standard, but a little more drawn out than usual.

WiS - Standard

Ape - The jam in Ape is a drum and bass jam with Magner playing around with some really cool melody on the panflute patch. I actually think this jam is really well done and has a really unique feel to it, given the contrast of Magner's slow, soft flute melody and the harsh, frantic pace of the jam. Magner does a good job of using other melodies to make sure the flute melody doesn't get repetitive. Very well done.

Mulberry's Dream - Standard, but a little more drawn out than usual.

Triumph > KOTW - Really neat jam out of Triumph from the start. Really dark trip-hop feel to it, and Magner is playing around with some creepy sounding stuff, which is always a nice treat. This one turns into a pretty cool start/stop jam a few minutes before the switch to KOTW, and the results are pretty cool.

Honestly, there just isn't enough here for me to give this a rating any higher than 3 stars. There are only 2 good jams in the first set, 1 in the second, and 2 in the third. 5 good jams in a 3 set show is certainly nothing extraordinary, but of the jams that I did like, I found them quite enjoyable. I really want to give this show more of a rating, since the setlist is so damn gorgeous. Unfortunately, there's more paper than tiger.

Jam, Boop, Svenghali > Robots, Ape, Triumph.

This show is definitely up there. Such great performances all the way around. The opening Jam>Crickets is out of this world, and reminds me why I love this band so much. Their ability to find a groove and exploit the hell out of it, taking it to new heights in ever increasing increments of anticipation is so good that it almost makes me cry. Set 2 follows up perfectly with a tour de force Bisco set. Sven>Robots>ghali, need I say more? Yes, you say? Well how bout a Mem>Spacebird>Confrontation. This is an awesome set.
Set 3(!) is not too shabby either, containing a more straight up set with well performed songs.
Definitely do not miss this show, as the sound is good too.

Good setlist and wellperformed songs made this show very memorable for me. It also made up for the pissing contest that bruised the following night's Waves and Sound1.

All kidding aside, this was a great event from start to finish(despite the incredibly slow bartenders).