Kanye West was, expectedly, late to the stage.

 But he opened with the song "Good Morning" off Graduation, which 92Q uses in their promos for "The Big Fat Morning Show." Coincidence? Probably. I can only assume his fashionably late entrance was because of Lil' Wayne throwing everyone off on the South stage.

But even when Stone Temple Pilots took the stage late on the North side of the infield, they still got off in time for Nine Inch Nails to kick off their Festival closing set only three minutes past schedule.

So for now, Trent Reznor and Co. tear through their industrial hits, even dabbling in tracks from the instrumental Ghosts I-IV; Kanye (not Kayne) West dazzles the crowd with his performance that is more style than substance; and Armin Van Buurin mixes beats for a conspicuously small crowd in the dance tent. And thousands in Charm City dance, head bang, and rave the night (and remainder of the weekend) away.