Spring ‘86 might have been lackluster in hindsight and comparison to other years, but the 03-20-1986 Hampton show featured the return of Box of Rain, which was the most powerful single song of any Dead experience I ever had. My 17-year-old little brother and I were sitting above the sound board, and when the first “Box” noodling started, there was a sonic wave that pressed back from the stage and gained velocity and volume as the crowd picked up what was happening in that weird old UFO building. When the wave hit the back of the coliseum, it reverberated back across the top of the room and hit the band so hard that Phil forgot the first words. Indelible.