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@ROUNDABACKCIRCLED said The Cities>Tube is absolutely unreal, but folks shouldn't sleep on the Taste, About to Run either. Taste is very well executed, everyone has A-game. And About to Run (along with the No Quarter) may be among the best examples I can think of (from any era) of Phish really owning a monstrously heavy arena rock and roll sound, complete with guitar god action that still stays tasteful and tight, the way you'd expect from a Led Zeppelin, or Neil Young (About to Run sounds like a seriously dirty Down by the River jam).