In 1997, when Built to Spill performed "Time Trap" live at UCLA on April 29, they were riding high on the success of their acclaimed album, *Perfect from Now On*, which had released just a couple of months earlier in February. This album marked a pivotal moment in their career, illustrating their ability to fuse intricate melodies with introspective lyrics, and it quickly cemented their status in the indie rock scene. Interestingly, the performance captured in the recording encapsulates the band's tendency to blend structured songwriting with spontaneous improvisation—something fans adore. The live atmosphere of UCLA evidences the raw energy that Built to Spill is known for, and "Time Trap," a highlight track, really shines in this setting. Fans often remember its layered guitars and the mesmerizing delivery, making this concert a cherished slice of their history. Plus, it’s fascinating how live performances from this era reflect not just the individual artist's journey, but a broader