@JuniorGong said:

Show looks a lot better on paper than what transformed live IMO. Carini was the highlight, felt there was a lot of low energy for many of the others.

I totally agree. After 46 Days, Trey was nowhere to be found until the last 2 minutes of Bowie. Sure, he pensively and carefully executed Guyute. But until Carini, he forgot that he had a guitar in his hands, and/or was too wrapped up in his pedals to play it. Very lukewarm show overall, largely due to Trey being low in the mix or just plain sitting back and not playing. Night 2's execution made up for it, setlist be damned!