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#1541

Phish
6/9/94 II
Triad Amphitheater
Salt Lake City, UT

Source: SBD> CassX> (recorded 9/95)
Transfer: Dennon DRW-840> Sony r500> Audiophile 2496> Samplitude 5.5 at 44.1> WAV> FLAC on 6/11/05 by EEE
Remastering: FLAC > Wavelab (pitch correction/EQ/editing) > FLAC16 by Marmar

  1. Split Open and Melt
  2. Glide->
  3. Julius
  4. Halley’s Comet->
  5. Scent of a Mule
    Ginseng Sullivan* [not on tape]
  6. Mike’s Song\
  7. \I am Hydrogen->
  8. Weekapaug Groove
  9. Golgi Apparatus
  10. Crowd
    Encore:
  11. Highway to Hell

Only set 2, but it is awesome.

#1542

^i cant wait to get 6/11/94 after i lost my copy. probably my fav YEM ever

#1543

actually, we’re skipping 06-11 tomorrow.
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#1544

hey i just dwl’d and listened to this show last night. the whole show is great…gordo and les kill it! honorable mention goes to that tweezer too, it’s constantly changing and goes in some pretty epic directions.

#1545

7-15-99

Soundcheck: Lady Madonna, Have Mercy, Mountains in the Mist > Dirt > Mountains in the Mist, Guyute, Too Much of Anything, (more?)

1: Punch You in the Eye > Ghost, This Is a Farmhouse, Horn, Poor Heart, Axilla > Theme from the Bottom, I Didn’t Know*, The Sloth, You Enjoy Myself (1:33)

2: The Meatstick**, Split Open and Melt# -> Kung > Jam, Bouncing Around the Room, Chalk Dust Torture^ (1:08)

E: Brian and Robert^^, Frankenstein (0:14)

Webcast live by the House of Blues. *Mentions of “Michael ‘Soft G’ Jordan” and “Vajonna (Flagina?) Fishman”; with vacuum solo. **Trey talks of attempting to set the world record for the largest number of people doing a single dance simultaneously with The Meatstick Dance in Oswego; Trey, Mike and Sofi Dillof teach the dance. #Unfinished. ^Trey waves to Sam Holloway in the front row; finally shakes his hand and gives him his guitar pick. ^^With glowrings.

#1546

That first set looks mighty tasty.

#1547

yeah this is my first listen of the show, decent so far, farmhouse actually had a pretty good jam at the end, some nice clav work by page on the sloth, ghost was kinda meh, which is odd, punch was a good opener, but the energy seemed a tad weak

we’lll see how it goes

#1548

4-23-94 at the fox in atlanta. good versions of both stash and antelope

#1549

I forgot how much of a monster this Wolfman’s is!

08-02-97 The Gorge, Quincy (George), WA

1: Theme From the Bottom, Ginseng Sullivan, Ghost, Dogs Stole Things, The Divided Sky, Wolfman’s Brother, Water in the Sky, Split Open and Melt

2: Down With Disease-> Tweezer-> Down with Disease-> Johnny B. Goode, Sparkle, Wading in the Velvet Sea, Loving Cup, Tweezer Reprise

E: Harry Hood*

*Trey asks Chris [Kuroda] to turn the stage lights off; band jams in darkness to the stars.

#1550

great show!
it really captures the Summer '97 vibe nicely.
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#1551

Totally. That first set has so much damn funk, even the Theme is knee deep in it. The Ghost, Wolfman’s, Divided, and Melt are all very noteworthy. And the second set and Hood are as definitive of the times as you can get. Great show, very underrated and the tape is immaculate as far as audience recordings go.

#1552

Just threw on that show. This Ghost just brings the funk like only a '97 Ghost can bring. The Theme isn’t as memorable as I always thought it was, but still what a great opener. I really can’t get over how good this recording is. I really don’t know if I’ve ever heard a better audience recording. Are there many on par with this?

Trey is just making sweet black love to his guitar at about 8 minutes into this Ghost.

I’ll be back with more if the need strikes.

#1553

This was a random choice. I have a pretty good recording though so far through Maze.

10-15-94 Oak Mt. Ampitheater, Pelham, AL

1: Wilson, Sparkle, Simple-> Maze, Glide, Reba, Down With Disease, Golgi Apparatus

2: Also Sprach Zarathustra-> Runaway Jim, Halley’s Comet-> Scent of a Mule, You Enjoy Myself-> Catapult-> You Enjoy Myself, Amazing Grace, Foreplay*-> Long Time*, Bouncing Around the Room, Suzy Greenberg

E: Jam^-> The Maker^#

Dave Matthews Band opened. *Acoustic. ^With Dave Matthews Band. #First time played.

#1554

Cool show.
You most likely have this source “Audio Technica 822>Sony D8> CD-R>EAC>Monkey’s Audio > .wav > .shn >
flac (by Paul R. Giunta widespreadcheeseaccident@yahoo.com) >reflac’d (sky.etree.org)”.
The AKG source is impossible to track down…
Anyhow, i’m cranking this wonderful sounding AUD today

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#1555

i’ve been listening to a show while devliering.

i listened ton the first set last night and i’m about to throw on set 2 for tonight’s shift. I haven’t listened to a Phish show in so long and i’ve heard this one before so i know its a RAGER!!!

one of you all sent it to me a while back, i can’t recall the date but its from 94 in Patterson, NY at a place called Big Birch i think.

the first set starts with Buried Alive>Poor Heart>Sample In A Jar and has a great Fee, Its Ice, DWD, Didn’t Know > SOAM

Anyway, this should get an official release because the quality is sub-par and its a hell of a show. I remember from the last time i listened that the second set has a Wilson played to the tune of Cavern and a Slave so good that in the next song that i think is Suzy Gburg Trey is still playing Slave solos during the jams.

#1556

Love, love, love the Reba.

PHiSH
10-15-98
Fillmore Auditorium
San Francisco, CA

Source: AKG 414 (hyper)->Sonosax and AKG CK-61 caps->JK Labs DVC mixed into a Roland MX-5->SBM-1
Transfer: DA-20->Delta Dio 2496->Soundforge 4.5 (48>44.1 resampling on highest accuracy setting with anti alias filter)->CDWAV->SHN

Disc 1:
Set I:
1.Ghost
2.Water in the Sky
3.Wolfman’s Brother
4.Gumbo
5.David Bowie
6.Brian and Robert

Disc 2:
Set I Continued:
1.Reba
2.Character Zero
Set II:
3.My Soul
4.Chalkdust Torture
5.Roggae
6.The Moma Dance

Disc 3:
Set II Continued:
1.Wading in the Velvet Sea
2.Prince Caspian
3.Frankie Says
4.Birds of a Feather
5.Lawn Boy
6.Harry Hood%
7.crowd noise
8.E: Dirt
9.Limb by Limb

%With a tease of Aaron Copland’s “Fanfare for the Common Man” in the intro.

#1557

Historical purposes aside, I love this show. Particularly the “First Tube” opener, the jam in “Bathtub Gin,” and the funky-but-otherwise-standard “2001.”

10-07-00 Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, CA

1: First Tube, Mike’s Song -> I Am Hydrogen -> Weekapaug Groove, Fee, Bathtub Gin, Glide, My Soul (1:03)

2: Twist > Also Sprach Zarathustra* > Tweezer*, Wading in the Velvet Sea, Meatstick** -> David Bowie > Tweezer Reprise (1:11)

E: You Enjoy Myself (0:23)

*With Trey on keys. *With Japanese lyrics; Trey and Mike doing the Meatstick dance. Pre-show music included the Rolling Stones’ “The Last Time,” which was interrupted to begin Set I. Post-show music was The Beatles’ “Let It Be.” The crowd did not leave, but stayed and gave the crew a standing ovation as they packed up.

#1558

6/9/95-RED ROCKS

1: My Friend My Friend, The Divided Sky, Strange Design, Oh Kee Pa Ceremony, AC/DC Bag, Theme From the Bottom, Taste, Sparkle, Run Like an Antelope

2: Split Open and Melt, The Wedge, Scent of a Mule, Cavern, David Bowie, Acoustic Army, Sweet Adeline, Slave to the Traffic Light

E: The Squirming Coil

AAAAAAHHH…Great way to start a Lazy Saturday

#1559

Phish 3/23/87
Nectar’s, Burlington, VT

SBD>Cass(4)>DAT
NAK MR2>SV255

Disc 1 (Set I):

  1. Funky Bitch
  2. Mike’s Song->
  3. I Am Hydrogen->
  4. Alumni Blues-> Letter to Jimmy Page -> Alumni Blues
  5. YEM->
  6. John Jacob Jingle Heimer Schmidt->
  7. Sparks

Disc 2 (Set II):

  1. Fluffhead
  2. Peaches En Regalia
  3. Ride Captain Ride->
  4. Dave’s Energy Guide->
  5. Corrina
  6. Why Dont You Love Me Like You Used to Do?->
  7. Camelwalk
  8. Golgi Apparatus
  9. Swing Low Sweet Chariot
#1560

Phish
Copyright 1987 Ernest Anastasio Demo
Source: SBD > Cass/x > CD WAV > CDR

Seeded by Mike Kerfeld kerph32@hotmail.com and Wayne Lane taperwayne@yahoo.com

Disc One

  1. Wilson
  2. Alumni Blues >
  3. Letter to Jimmy Page >
  4. Alumni Blues
  5. Lizards
  6. The Sloth
  7. Mike’s Song >
  8. I Am Hydrogen >
  9. Weekapaug Groove

Show date is not correct, actually this was released in June of 1987. It was a demo recording shopped around to Burlington bars, in hopes of scoring gigs. Part of this were proper studio recordings included on Junta (and omitted here) The rest were undated live tracks: Wilson, Alumni Blues, Lizards, The Sloth, and a STUDIO version of Mikes > H2 > Weekapaug, that is a Junta outtake.
Very rare, and very cool.