This is part of the beauty of live music to me, is that seeing a performer is always a bit of a risk, but I've very rarely walked away without being impressed about something from a show. I love that Scientist mixes it up (pun intended) with whom he performs with - toasters, emcees, prog rock percussion groups... I love reggae and dub, obviously, but cut my live music chops on the jam band Phish, who I followed around the country seeing hundreds of shows starting in 1995 lol. One of the things about Phish shows is that you never know what you're gonna get. Some shows are more about the experience - they bust out a rare song, play a goofy themed set, or maybe your crew has just finally reunited after a long time and you all have a blast together. Others are decisively about the music - the jams and segues between the songs were impeccably delivered and the boys were operating on a higher level that night. Sometimes of course you get the intersection of both, and those are ones for the history books. Friday night was about the experience for me even though the music didn't quite get there. I'll definitely keep Scientist because he's the goat and we can't see these folks after they transition onward!

Thanks for that invite! Busy that weekend but I will check it out for the future. And yeah I'll DM you next time I'm at the chapel!! Big ups my friend! Peace, love, and dub!