Multiple sections of extensive jamming between verses, a bit of a Southern Rock flair, and a handful of teases.

Might be the most lowkey electric performance of it ever with an entire Iron Lung jam and a bluesy disco section

A calm start leads into a diabolical jam much heavier than other 2022 performance. After slowing into another calm chorus, the band speeds up before Ambrose kicks it into high gear.

Longest live version of this track to date.

The first acoustic rendition of Her and I is quite strong, as the jam moves into a rather dark and jazzy jam, with great piano contributions from Ambrose. The band explores this moody space for a few minutes before returning to the song via a rambunctious harmonica solo. The end moves back into that darker mode, before building back up as Stu repeatedly says “Bye bye” to the crowd while simultaneously being unable to stop jamming. A appropriate closer to a fantastic and groundbreaking show.

Earliest known recording of this song as of writing, and they were still using the working title "Angel". It's close to the studio version, but some of the jam sections were still being worked out.