Even when you get past the fact that six-song second sets almost always bring Teh H3ttiness with their jams, the big reason why six-song second sets are so great is because they are basically always well put together (even a "lesser" six-song second set like Bend 2 is well put together, at least to me). I mean, they'd have to be, right? When the kismet is flowing that freely and the improv that put together, every song you pick next is going to be the right one.

That's my big takeaway from this show, which I'm guessing will eventually be considered part of the 3.0 pantheon - this second set is put together *immaculately*. All the great second sets are, throughout history; 6/14/00 II, 12/14/95 II, 10/20/13 II, 6/19/04 II, and so on, and so on. You see the setlist, you hear the music, and you *know*.