06-23-04 Verizon Wireless Music Center

Phish Live Shows
#1

06/23/04 - Verizon Wireless Music Center, Noblesville, IN

Soundcheck: Jam, Undermind, Main Street, Bluegrass Jam (x2)

1: Llama, Bouncing Around the Room, Bathtub Gin, Ya Mar, Pebbles and Marbles, Army of One, Split Open and Melt

2: Halley’s Comet -> Crosseyed and Painless -> Slave to the Traffic Light, Nothing -> 46 Days -> Scents and Subtle Sounds -> Brian and Robert, Limb By Limb, Cavern

E: Waste

Notes: Trey teased a variation on "Stash" in "Ya Mar." "SASS" featured a jam similar to "NO2."
#2

Remember this show fondly.

Recall being PUMPED for my first (and still) and only “Gin.” It wasn’t groundbreaking, but settled into a nice groove. The -> into “Crosseyed” was great, and it produced a great jam, too.

I drove to this show after playing 18 in the morning at my home course. Met a college buddy at his house on the northeast side of Indy (his parents were out of town) so I was staying with him to save me a drive home to Crawfordsville. For some reason, when tickets went on sale, I only purchased a ticket to this show. I was either short on money, or thought I could pick up an extra somewhere along the way.

#3

I’ve listened to this show, but it’s been awhile. I was looking at this setlist the other day because it was posted on etree. Damn this show almost peters out as bad as 7/12/00.

#4

There’s some definite petering in this show. But overall…not a horrible show. Probably in the bottom-half for 2004. Great segue into “Crosseyed” and ensuing jam, though.

#5

Oh, and Trey holds a particular note in “Slave” longer than almost any note I’ve ever heard him hold, too.

#6

How’s it compare to the sustain in Tweezer>Slave from this year? That thing goes on for like 10 measures.

#7

I’ll have to check. It’s pretty long. I’ll have to give my answer in seconds, then you can translate that into measures.

:think:

#8

The segue from Nothing–>46 Days has some serious Trey vs. Mike struggle going on. Mike doesn’t want to go into 46 days at all. Trey eventually wins the battle, but not without a serious fight of notes.