It was 3+ hours of some heinous DJ, 30 minutes of some dumb-ass named GLC who claimed to be from the South Side, and then solo sets by Jim Jones (courageously awful, and eventually, if lightly, booed), Juelz (sounded really good doing "his" tracks from the Cam'ron records), and Killa, who was both a little bit heavier-set (same goes for Juelz) than in the old days and in solid form.
After that, they all got together and did a run-through of the big Dipset (ie, Cam'ron) tracks that put them on the map--"Hey Ma," "Oh Boy," "Dipset Anthem," a scorching "More Gangsta Music," "Dipset Forever," etc.. Also did a solid version of "Salute," last year's reunion track. The Dipset songs were notable both for still being really great examples of the rare collision of the chipmunk soul aesthetic and hard-ass-core gangsta rap and for featuring Jim Jones standing around and doing nothing, because, in his own words, "Man, I ain't got no verses on these songs, man! Fuck? Yo, Cam, lemme get yours on the next one, right?"