Phil Lesh & Friends
Fri. Oct. 24, 2014
The Grate Room
Terrapin Crossroads
San Rafael, CA

Phil Lesh - bass, vocals
John Kadlecik - guitar, vocals
Stanley Jordan - guitar
Jeff Chimenti - keyboards
Tony Leone - drums
Alex Koford - percussion, vocals

Set 1 8:30pm - 9:30pm

The Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion jk
China Cat Sunflower jk >
Cosmic Charlie pl jk
Eight Miles High pl jk ak >
All Along The Watchtower jk
Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds jk
Not Fade Away pl jk ak

Set 2 10:00pm - 11:45pm

Amazing Grace (instrumental) sj jc >
Eyes of The World pl >
The Wheel pl jk ak >
Dark Star v1 pl >
Mountains of The Moon pl >
St. Stephen pl jk ak >
Music Is Love pl jk ak >
Dark Star v2 pl
Lady With a Fan pl >
Terrapin Station pl jk ak

E: donor rap
Somewhere Over The Rainbow sj (instrumental)

Set list compiled by Rob Scalcione
Because the Phans want to know!

that was a uniquely strange, bumpy, exhilarating and trippy musical journey.

some pretty stunning jubilant moments as they'd find a powerful, old, familiar melody line amidst the swirling beautiful chaos. Both JK and Stanley shined in their own ways and moments. A bubbly crystalline sound to both guitars and more minimal-istic then many of Phils multi-guitar assaults, which lent greatly to the psychedelic sound of this band

i gotta say, he's not always consistent but sometimes JKs guitar can really stand up and grow legs. His rig was a simple single home speaker sized cabinet on a stool. it absolutely filled the room when he would cut loose. at one point either during the wheel or mountains, he was playing these incredibly trippy shimmering atmospheric sounds while Phil ripped and riffed his heart out. Gorgeous little gems

And we were given a very generous helping of Phil singing many of our most sacred tomes. He has turned a corner with age in the last 1-2 years. Its undeniable. All the more fragile and poignant.

The Music is Love instrumental work around was soaring and thrilling. What a killer riff

All the stage and Phils frame draped in rainbow colors.

Thank you for the review- from the composition of the setlist it looks like they intended a tripfest... sounds like they got the arrow pretty close to the mark...