Day two of a three day run at the Starland Ballroom in New Jersey. Enjoyable show but certainly plenty better. Of note perhaps for the inclusion of the short lived rarity "Strawberry Girl" which was not popular with the fans. Thankfully I tracked down what sounds to my ears like a soundboard recording featuring about 75% of the show with above average sound, however the AUD sounds pretty good as well.

Decent Sweating Bullets to start.
I have to agree w/the other reviewer about Little B.B.: nice standalone. For me it happens after the 8 min. mark with a neat little jazzy; bass driven, head game. A lot going on from there till the end.
Again, as suggested by someone else here I gave a sincere listen to Straw-inverghali-girl and I must say I found it to be an interesting ride. Overall- I think Strawberry Girl is a good song, but for some other band- which- I don't know. The first couple min. of inverghali are real nice, I mean... real nice: but then- sloppy. It's regained after the chorus, into the jam. From there Allen begins to really thud, then comes Brownie and from there it becomes so upbeat... I know- it leads back into STRAAAAAAAWBGirl, but it forces the svenghali in a different way- kinda neat.
A well played Lai.
I Loved Me Some Munchkin.
What a seriously passionate I-Man, I will groove to this one again: but be careful of a spike at 21:00 min. mark.
Good recording, Thank You
Can't listen to anymore now.
Peace and Much Groove

This is a very good show, h/e I am incapable of giving any show with a strawberry girl sandwich above 3 stars. So there you have it.

i dont know why but im diggin the spy

This was my first Biscuits show with Allen, and I was severely impressed!!...missed most of the first set unfortunately but got to enjoy the whole second set from up close. Allen is definately breating some serious life into the Bisco, he has a different style but meshes well with the band and the Bisco jams take on a new and exciting form with his driving beats....
Second Set was awesome, personally I enjoyed every song I saw that night but the I-man definately stood out along with the Buddha....Aquatic Ape encore?? F**%$ Yea!!

These three shows are important, as I feel you can hear a progressive build from one night to the next. The Sweating Bullets was a nice way to start, and the Boop was a solid standalone version. The next piece Strawberry > inv Svenghali > Girl is tougher to review, as Strawberry Girl is not well received, but I would argue its worth a listen.

Set II though is where the magic happens. The Munchkin is hot, though the jam is somewhat repetative, it delivers a good version. The Buddha > Cyclone > Buddha was the meat of this show I would say. Its a nice transition into Cyclone and even though moving back into Buddha wasnt as smooth as it could have been, it was a great moment to hear.

This show is worth a download. I would say 2/25 is leaps better, but still worth a listen.

Great show - I have to say the highlight has to be the Munchkin Invasion - what a sick jam. I disagree with the reviewer below in that I think that Digital > Cyclone > Buddah is a real treat -Maybe not as good as New Years, but it was good. Definitly a 5 star show -

Another blistering night at Starland, my third time seeing these guys in sayreville and every time it is off the fuckin chain. Allen was drenched in sweat not even halfway through the first set. The atmosphere in starland is one i cant explain, I've never danced as hard than at a starland run. You know its a good show when at the end of the night there are puddles of sweat gleaming off of the dancefloor, I almost slipped! The only word to describe how I felt after the show was fulfilled. The recording is of great sound quality, a must have.

i got in for the end of strawberry girl b/c of that ridiculous line, security guards were pulling nazi searches. either way it is a sick fuckin show.

I'll never for get this night... my friend went spunions into the woods, playing light night sets to no music, and i was flying high after the digital buda... unbalievable experience, my personal favorite out of the six shows i've been too...

Just listened to the second set. First set will be saved for another time.

Munchkin is outstanding, one of the most fun performances these ears have heard. I-Man is likewise great, although I'm reminded a bit of '99 in the sense that you get alot of Magner synth-work, bass and guitar blend in, and the drums propel the music along. Then Barder tears in with a lead, and takes things up a notch. Interesting of late, the first jam is loud and intense, the second, more quiet and dynamic, leadin up to loud and intense again.

Digital>Cyclone>Buddha is probably pedestrian. Greater performances will follow. Likewise, Spy is hinting at what it will become. Magner's piano solo in Spy is a rhythmic adventure nontheless.

Ape is entirely rocking, almost too much to be Ape. But with the Disco Biscuits, anything can be reinvented in context of itself. And has been. I can't speak for the band, of course, and I don't know the future.

Nontheless, good things will follow.

Sound quality is good, although a few bursts of feedback blast through. The crowd is impressively mixed, never above the music, but you can clearly hear everyone singing the first chorus to I-Man.

This was my fourth show, and definitely the best up to this point (saturday's show took over). Allen sounded dank and much tighter in my opinion during this run, as compared to new year's. Little Lai is one of my favorite's and sounded great!! Set II was where its at though. The jam in IMan was unbelievable, and Munchkin is always a kickass time. digital>cyclone>buddha was sicky, definitely worth the listen.