They opened the second set of the (I think) second Amsterdam show from 97.
Actually, that entire second set is one big segue. No break in Caspian and Suzy.
And it is 2/17/97, a great show.
ok, here’s how halloween is REALLY gonna go.
10-31-06 Madison Square Garden
set 1: McGrupp and the Watchful Horsemasters(8:45) > PYITE(9:21), New Song(13:02), Harpua(6:11) > Dogs(1:12) > Harpua(4:15)*, Possum(15:45) > Piper(12:08) > Bug(7:17)
set 2: The Obvious Child(5:13), Can’t Run But(10:23), The Coast(8:19), Proof(5:34), Further To Fly(6:14 > She Moves On(16:45) > Born at the Right Time(7:12), The Cool Cool River(6:48), Spirt Voices(4:25), The Rhythm of the Saints(7:23)
set 3: Reba(15:59), Scent of a Mule(13:12), Mike’s Song(11:27) > I am Hydrogen(2:54) > Weekapaug Groove(13:11) > Harry Hood(17:46)
encore: Back on the Train(4:32), Late in the Evening(7:14)**
second set is a musical costume, The Rhythm of the Saints by Paul Simon, joining Phish for the set is Cyro Baptista on percussion, The Giant Country Horns, and Weird Al Yankovich on accordian
*Harpua narration about how the old man takes Harpua for a walk through the rainforests of Gamehendge, and they encounter Mcgrupp, the dogs battle, seuges into the first verse of Dogs by Pink Floyd
**Paul Simon cover
CONGRAGULATIONS! you have created the best setlist i have ever seen! Great costume!
quick question though, is the dogs the part were “who was told what to do by the man” or the “gotta admit that im alittle bit confused” part
i am liking the oh kee pah>YEM Jeff. Whyweigh, even though Trey made the comment about how he didnt want to play YEM the rest of his life he still will play it if they come back. Too many phans will want it for them not to play it.
^yeah ur right
That would definitely be a sweet halloween show. Even though I’ve never heard that album, or much of paul simon.
Actually, greg is referring to the second set of Europe shows from 1997. They played a two night stint in Amsterdam in July as well as the one night jamfest that is 2/17. These are the back of the worm shows, and the second set of the second night did indeed start with an anonymous Jam. I still like 2/17 better then 7/1 and 7/2 though!
gotta admit.
thanks. i tried to make the greatest 4 night run in history.
oh, post-hiatus guy, go buy that album and graceland by paul simon ASAP.
Set I:
Mike’s Song > (17:21)
Icculus > (4:24)
Ya Mar (9:20)
The Moma Dance (12:45)
Brian And Robert (3:30)
Split Open And Melt > (12:21)
Catapult > (1:50)
Maze (11:58)
Poor Heart (2:45)
Set II:
Gumbo > (15:20)
The Lizards (10:45)
Glide (4:40)
Nothing > (10:24)
Boogie On Reggae Woman > (8:03)
Sneakin’ Sally Thru The Alley (12:39)
Set III:
Axilla II (4:00)
Runaway Jim > (13:20)
Jesus Just Left Chicago (12:01)
Free > (9:21)
Roses Are Free > (6:24)
Weekapaug Groove* (20:15)
Encore:
Space Captain**
*ends in vocal jam
** first time played - Joe Cocker Cover, with The Giant Country Horns
Here is my setlist, inspired by alcohol. :-*
:-* :’( :o
The Guiness Brewery or whatever it’s called, Somewhere, Ireland–St. Patrick’s Day, 2008
Set I
Stash (9:00) -> Manteca (2:34) -> Stash (4:14) > Tweezer Reprise (5:27) > Harry Hood (2:00)* -> Makisupa Policeman (10:19)** -> Have Mercy (4:44) -> Harry Hood (8:58) > Maze (10:14) -> Catapult (1:12)*** -> Ha Ha Ha (1:11) -> Catapult (0:59) -> Maze (3:49)**** > Stash (3:30)
Set II
You Enjoy Myself (22:22) -> Scents and Subtle Sounds Introduction (1:44)# -> Scents and Subtle Sounds (15:45) -> Guiness Jam (7:06)##, Wolfman’s Brother (9:29) -> Sneakin’ Sally Through The Alley (8:47) -> Cities (10:42) -> Wolfman’s Brother Jam (10:00)
Set III
Tweezer (59:59), Destiny Unbound (7:17) > Fluffhead (17:03)###
Encore
The Oh Kee Pa Ceremony (1:19) > Bathtub Gin (19:48)
Show Notes
*Band plays the introductory section, but then they get to the reggae part, they jam it until they head into Makisupa. ** With loops used to make a dub-ish jam. ***Sung over Maze jam before Ha Ha Ha interrupts the second part of the song. ****With “Never get out of this maze” giving way to “maybe so and maybe not” as band members overlap the two lyrics until they’re inside Stash to close it out. #Out of vocal jam from YEM; like album version. ## Starts out as a 94/95 style digital delay loop jam. ###Afterwards Trey jokes that the audience chant was loud enough tonight so they finally played it; no audience chant was initiated this night, so he was being sarcastic.
^well thought out
^^ greg that that show is awesome, the alcohol ideas served you well.
wow! I had fun reading that setlists and the notes. Fucking sweet greg_____. I like the tweezer one second short of an hour
Okay, here’s mine:
9/19/07 (my 27th birthday) Charleston, WV Civic Center
I:
Destiny Unbound(7:15)
Taste(8:57) >
My Sweet One(2:49)
Tweezer(17:32) ->
Mike’s (12:55) ->
Tweezer Jam(4:31) >
Reba(15:19) ->
Mike’s Jam(7:12) ->
Antelope(14:16)
set II:
Carry On (CSN cover)(8:42) >
Mike’s reprise (3:33) >
Hydrogen (3:02) >
Swept Away (2:15) >
Steep(1:54) >
Free(11:35) ->
Weekapaug(16:03) >
Gotta Jiboo(12:30)
set III:
Round Room (16:33-nicely jammed!)
Tweezer Reprise(4:56) >
David Bowie(16:11) ->
Velvet Sea (7:22)
Bouncin (4:22 for the newbs)
Maze(13:39) >
DwD(18:51)
Encore:
Lost Highway (4:00 Hank Williams cover)
Rocky Top (3:29)
July 11th, 2007
Deer Creek Amphitheatre
Noblesville, IN
Set I:
Water In the Sky, Waves -> Drowned, Gumbo*, Maze, Halley’s Comet, Sanity -> My Mind’s got a Mind of It’s Own, Birds of a Feather, Slave to the Traffic Light
Set II:
Wolfman’s Brother, Dog’s Stole Things, I Didn’t Know**, Punch You in the Eye>The Squirming Coil>Punch You In the Eye, The Lizards -> NICU -> Possum -> NICU, Sleeping Monkey, Guyute***
Encore:
Mike’s Song -> I am Hydrogen -> Weekapaug Groove
Second Encore:
Reba****
- Trey comments on his choice of “Gumbo” in attempting to keep with the theme of song selections up to that point.
** Fishman vacuum solo
*** Trey uses a voicebox, megaphone, and other props when singing the ‘evil’ part near the end
**** This version clocks in at 23 minutes and contains teases of “Simple” and a full-on “Tweezer” jam in the chill section. Very atypical version.
^nice! Best. Double. Encore. Ever. 
^agreeed
Crap, this is harder than I thought. These are two setlists guaranteed to start flame wars on PT and other Phish boards if they were actually played (Where’s the funk? Boring! Too many typical, overplayed songs! All the openers and closers are standard!). I come to Phish via prog rock, so I love structure, tight playing and no noodly 41 minute jams (sorry, I just finished listening to the Fleezer and found it boring as hell). So my setlist doesn’t have:
20 minute funk jams with that fucking annoying Rave Whine guitar loop sound
covers (1 exception)
15 song seque-fests (or songs broken up in to three parts)
no songs that haven’t been played in 987 shows
Destiny Unbound
It’s basically what I want to do one day: construct my ultimate festival out of my favorite Phish songs, in tight, well played versions, on to CD.
A two-day festival, somewhere in the US where there is, on average, .00001 inches of rain in mid-August.
Day 1:
I: Runaway Jim>Foam, A Song I Heard the Ocean Sing, Col. Forbins Ascent>Fly Famous Mockingbird*, Axilla II, Stash, The Horse>Silent in the Morning, Crowd Control, Halley
nice first festival. my favortire day would be the first. the second set is sikk! good divided sky to close the festival as well.
heres mine for halloween 06
Fox Theater, Atlanta, GA
10/31/06
Set I
Icculus (4:45)
The Divided Sky (16:35)->
46 Days (14:12)
Ghost (16:29)->
You Enjoy Myself (23:05)->
Billy Breathes (6:45)
Train Song (3;05)->
Tweezer (13:35)->
Tweezer Reprise (4:45)
Set II*
Glad (26:30)->
Freedom Rider (12:56)
Empty Pages (11:15)->
Stranger to Himself (12:35)
John Barleycorn (4:30)
Every Mother’s Son (16:45)
Set III
Delay Jam (4:30)->
David Bowie (13:45)->
The Squirming Coil (13:34)->
Maze (12:30)
Old Home Place (3:30)
Glide (4:30)->
Guyute (12:35)
Down With Disease (8:45)
Encore:
The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys** (30:33)
*Traffic’s “John Barleycorn Must Die” is musical costume
**Traffic Cover