On the final night, the two Morrisons and the two bands jammed together on "Gloria".

She said that the band was "just jamming, recording demos" and the song has grown a lot since then.

After numerous takes the band jammed some old numbers and then returned to "Get Back" one last time in an attempt to record the master take.

The band jammed, kickin' notes and blasting out something resembling music, although their minds were somewhere else.

After "Black", during the commercial break, the band jammed into a short progression that would become the basic "Dissident" guitar riff.

As a result, the band jammed the music that would later become "Proudest Monkey" to test their equipment, with Matthews making up lyrics on the spot.

It was long past the time the band were usually jamming on stage, but tonight they were drinking back in the kitchen, resigned to a blown gig.

The band was jamming gleefully.

According to an interview with Vocalist Oliver Fogwell, during this period the band wrote and jammed for close to 6 months before playing their first show.

Upon his return to the studio two hours later, the band jammed the track and recorded it straightaway.