There's no time wasted in this all killer, no filler jam, which gets especially gnarly after 8:00 when it develops a mean streak and goes screaming through space to a supernova conclusion.

Along with preceding "Ghost", this "Soul Planet" makes up one of the great 1-2 punches of the year as it sets off at a good pace and introduces dial-tone and other wonky effects in the opening minutes before a shift arou…

Hard-charging out of the gates through 7:15 when it settles into an ethereal transition, then winds up again for a heartening resolution and floats into -> "Twist".

> from "Axilla (Part II)". Mike's bass is thumping as the jam begins. Trey solos over a cool texture provided by Mike and Fish. A slow tempo gradually picks up steam, possibly because of Fish dropping a "Yeah" sample see…

A handful of peaks scattered about a casual stroll through multiple musical ideas, both major and minor. Towards the back end, the jam becomes upbeat and bubbly and segues -> into "Quadrophonic Toppling".