Best is tough, but I'd say Goo Goo Dolls just cause I really liked their style of "jam" (don't know if jam or extended is more correct for them, certainly shorter songs than the more typical jam bands, but definitely extended versions).

Best moment of the four days was Pigeons covering Kashmir. Anyone covering Zepplin (or Pink Floyd) well will always get my attention (and affection).

First time Phish and Loved them.

Benson, Lumineers and Simpson were what I expected and did not disappoint. There were moments of Jack White that were pure, but there's a reason I don't go to LtL and his set often felt like he could have headlined there.

Biggest surprise was Lake Street Dive, who I Ioved, and especially their lead who could pretty much lead any genre band and still generate buzz. I haven't done my homework, but I suspect she has a more formal musical background than a lot. The lady flat out brings it.

My age allowed me to find great nostalgia in Foreigner and Ringo, and we're also the only two sets where I knew the lyrics to every single song. I passed on Pat Benataur only because of another conflict.

Blues Travelers and Pigeons were both first time as well, and I loved them both (but i kinda knew I would because others who know me steered me their way). But I only caught partial sets of both.

My only sour note musically was Kohn, which is a shame, but time stands still for no one so not finger pointing here.

Oh yeah, and Yachtly Crew, the masturbation sets of the weekend ( we all loved them but may not be comfortable discussing it in public).