The source info has this one labeled as a SBD but it’s most definitely a nice audience recording. The set that circulates doesn’t appear to be a first set as Trey says Harpua will be the final song, even though they encore with Foam, which unfortunately cuts midway through. Apparently, there’s a recording of a partial set 2 and set 3 out there but not traded publicly. It’s too bad the last 3 shows at Nectar’s weren’t captured in full, truly the end of an era. Highlights: YEM, Harpua

Another solid, well played set. IMO the highlights are smokin' versions of Weekapaug and, especially, YEM. Trey really destroys at the end of YEM, a fine version indeed. Harpua was good as well, with a pretty great buildup to Poster Nutbag. The beginning of Harpua had Trey teaching the crowd hand gestures to go with the Oom Pa Pas...it would be interesting to know what those were. In any case, just a real solid set, and a solid to high 3 stars from me.

This review is for the first set as listed. Contact definitely doesn't follow Fluffhead (or there's a tape flip) and fades out before finished (which leads me to believe that there wasn't a tape flip). The end of the recording on the Harpua track cuts (after it's finished, during applause) and Foam cuts off early with no fade.

I'd give the sound quality on the spreadsheet a D+. Vocals are a little off here and there, but they lay it down in Mike's Song, especially Trey. Fluffhead is pretty solid. YEM jams well and is fairly standard, but the vocal jam is pretty crazy and features some good percussion backing from Fish. Harpua is always fun and though the story here isn't anything special or out of the ordinary this one doesn't disappoint. It's worth the listen for the sake of hearing all Harpuas. 3 stars may be a little much, but I think it's fair enough and currently places it at a 2.5.