11-02-96 Coral Sky Ampitheatre, West Palm Beach, FL
1: Ya Mar, Julius, Fee, Cavern, Taste, Stash, Lizards, Free, Johnny B. Goode
2: Crosseyed and Painless-> Run Like an Antelope, Waste, Harry Hood, A Day in the Life, Sweet Adeline
E: Funky Bitch*
Karl Perazzo (percussionist from Santana) played the entire show. *With Butch Trucks (Allman Brothers) on drums and Fish on Trey’s mini-kit.
Really surprised no one has posted in here. The Crosseyed > Antelope is a thing of beauty. The segue from Crosseyed is subtle but it works so well. Karl Perazzo really adds a lot to Antelope and Trey just seems to feed off him and Fishman. I haven’t listened to the rest of the show as the setlist doesn’t really do it for me but I highly suggest listening to the Crosseyed > Antelope.
I just got my copy of this CD & DVD. So far this show is fantastic and I’m only on Stash. Great Ya Mar! Perazzo really adds a fullness to the sound. I don’t think I would want it permanently, but it was working this night. Can’t wait for Crosseyed>Antelope
still waitiiiiiiiiing!
This Crosseyed goes into some seriously interesting and different places, one of the classic Phish madness jams.
I just watched this show the other night. As amazing as the Crosseyed Antelope is, and it is definitely one of the first things I heard that really got me into Phish, the addition of Butch Trucks on the drums totally makes it feel like an Allman Brothers jam. They just completely tear this version up. Check it out.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gb2rGySguzo[/youtube]
The only thing I’ll add to this discussion is to give a nod to the Hood…very cool stuff in the intro with Perazzo and Trey has some really blissful guitar work toward the end.