Cody  (12/7/2009 5:04:54 PM)

This was my favorite show thus far. The Wharf is a great venue, and i loved the Wharf Jam that could have been my favorite part. But how you can you have a favorite when it comes to panic its all great!

   Mc In ms  (6/1/2009 11:57:24 PM)

It's a conspiracy..dj boogie did a pink floyd/Steve miller band remix on the another brick in the wall part ii jam and mceed a rap about the illuminati, a secretive world-
Ruling elite and how they have completely took over the ameriCaNN govt!! WTF is that part of the jam on this recording? Censored, of course, but you can buy the cool new illuminati widespread panic "official" pyramid and rock and roll for the soul tee shirt which suspiciously resembles a pink floyd shirt that sound shop sold over a year ago..

   huntsville  (5/18/2009 11:54:16 AM)

i think the 'wharf jam' is the another brick in the wall jam where dave schools plays with the dj and segways into the second set

   wharf jammin  (5/8/2009 10:43:00 AM)

the "wharf jam" is on there, is that not it ? or did they just put that up? sounds like it to me

   Danke  (4/25/2009 5:25:26 AM)

HEY TEACHER!!!! Oh wait, they didnt put that song on here....

   cranston  (4/24/2009 8:52:56 PM)

agreed. Not having the brick in the wall jam on the download really takes away from the second set.

   Hardy  (4/24/2009 4:40:33 PM)

This was the slobber-knocker of them all. That stretch from L.A. to Goin' Out West, especially the Ain't No Use-Under the Radar was smokin' hot and tight. I don't even know what happened the second set. It all just kept moving like a train out of control. Awesome shows, all 6. The fellas broght it all with them every night, and I can't thank them enough for the ride. Cheers!

   Memphis  (4/24/2009 11:21:11 AM)

I too am incredibly dissapointed that the brick in the wall jam is not included...anyone want to matrix this first track to include it?