Two things stand out. One, as I've mentioned, the unique sound of the applause from that Carnegie Hall audience, not just rousing cheers, but mixed with deep affection and profound admiration for this group surviving with such strength after 30 years, creating a sound of applause like I've never quite heard before. And the other is the affection the group itself has for Lee Hays.
And related to all this, I love the audience's reaction when Hays sings his verse.