"My first show. Due to a lack of proper hydration, however, I fainted during the beginning Waves, stepped on several people as my friend led me out (apologies 23 years afterwards), sat in a Porto-potty during the ambient portion of Waves, and then traveled in and out of consciousness in my tent for the third set and Tower set. Five stars."

"Had a guy, with what seemed to be credentials around his neck, tap me on the shoulder during 3rd set ( kinda interfered with my flow tbh) and said that the band was playing at the control Tower at 2AM ( good grief, not on the MFer). I initially blew him off and got back to my groove, but quickly looked back out of wonder, and he just looked at me and shrugged his shoulders, which basically laid out an option for me to weigh. Luckily we were camped directly across the runway. The rest is history. No band could/can bring that number of people to an abandoned AFB, miles away from a population! We Went because we don’t just hear the music, we listen! Sooo…. I’m sitting on my back porch drinking Cab and thought I’d share. Not sizing this weekend up with any other show/festival because IT did what IT was supposed to do. The day I understand a band better than Phish will be remarkable day!! "

"All timer, if you haven’t listened you need to. The largest range of their musical and dynamic capabilities you will get- mousey quiet cuddles to liquid metal funneled in your ear. It is just true- this was them on 20 years of intense practice, their documented heaviest use of dr*gs, probable delusions of grandeur given the size of this fest, and still being kids. Mathematically it makes sense! As for Mr. Wilson below- if any of you hear your friends talking about nonverbal messages or fate like that, particularly days after the show, just check on them and make sure they understand what they are saying. Early signs of stuff. He obviously made it through the following decade after this show. Maybe I’m wrong. "

"Skipped Camden to drive to Maine from Philly and glad I did. We were in and cozy hearing tales of how bad the traffic was. What a night. Tower jam was unreal spectacle of wookery. Souls were aligned, friends were met, zero sleep was to be found :)"

"After the terrible traffic getting in, and even after Trey being very obviously intoxicated to any of us in the crowd, they still pulled off some of my favorite versions of a couple jams. hands down my favorite ghost ever. "