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Phish | NYE Run | Review | Pics

January 5th, 2011 | No Comments

Words by: Garrin Benfield | Images by: Dave Vann

Check out the photos from Worcester and MSG below the review

Phish :: 12.31.10 :: Madison Square Garden :: New York, NY

Used with permission from Phish.
Photo by Dave Vann Â© Phish
2010

Getting to New York’s Madison Square Garden for Phish‘s New Year’s run was a
cakewalk compared to the blizzard
conditions that had universally complicated travel plans earlier in the week in Worcester. Outside the hallowed
venue, hundreds
of hopeful, ticketless souls wandered the tightly packed blocks of midtown Manhattan. Inside MSG, site of so many
notable moments in this band’s history, Phish closed the year in which they
truly
returned to form with three focused, sharp sets that were also not short on collective improvisation.

The first half of the first set was a perfectly paced party that also included its share of surprises. Â“Punch You in the
EyeÂ” and Â“AC/DC BagÂ”, despite being two of the oldest and most frequently played staples in the Phish repertoire,
were played with real commitment by the whole band. Trey particularly zeroed in on the climax of the
latter
tune. As Â“AC/DC BagÂ” concluded with its upwardly spiraling fade out, the mid tempo funk of Â“Moma DanceÂ”
emerged and quickly became the song when the band and audience truly relaxed into the set, the evening, and
perhaps the reality of another passing year. The clip of the infrequently played Â“Scent of a MuleÂ” took the energy up
a notch, and was spot on throughout, including the tricky to navigate transitions from the klezmer jam back to the
bluegrass outro. And, as someone who won’t shy away from saying that Phish sometimes has an uphill climb with
accurate vocal harmonies, Â“MuleÂ” was quite well sung.

The rest of the first set was a pleasantly mixed bag of debuts (the instantly likable shuffle of Phish’s next FM chance,
Â“Burn that BridgeÂ”), classic staples from the near-yet-far era of the mid nighties (Â“WeighÂ” and Â“Beauty of my
DreamsÂ”) and the downright unfamiliar (Â“GoneÂ”, the obscure track from Party Time, that in my opinion may
have
been this set’s only misstep, inserting a pensive, tentative note into an otherwise celebratory collection of tunes).
Â“Rock n’ RollÂ” closed out the early set with a textbook jam that demonstrated Trey’s newfound climax-building
concision, a distillation of years of experience in the rarified field of jam artistry.

After a relatively short break, the band returned and burned through a non-stop second set that never let up in
intensity. Trey’s recent, more aggressive distortion tone led the charge on Â“WilsonÂ” and a searing, Zappa-
fied Â“46
DaysÂ”. The whole band appeared recharged for this set and ready to lay down some serious psychedelic prog-funk.
As Â“SandÂ” opened up into a weave of pointed staccato accents, the room exploded and the evening’s promise began
to truly come to fruition. In a year of many versions of Â“Down with DiseaseÂ”, this outing delivered with both heroic,
major key riffage and twisted excursions into darkness. Â“GhostÂ” was also well balanced between its creepy funk
verses and a long, lighthearted major I-IV section. On a dime, the band collectively began to slow down until Trey
counted off a wonderfully executed Â“You Enjoy MyselfÂ” that included full blown Â“MantecaÂ” choruses interspersed in
the jam, the bass solo, and in the final vocal improv that closed out the set. I think it’s safe to say the folks who
have dutifully carried around that Â“MantecaÂ” banner all year were feeling pretty good right about now.

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Photo by Dave Vann Â© Phish
2010

Â“MeatstickÂ” ambled to life to open the New Year’s set and at first didn’t even hint at the 19 minute spectacle that was
to follow. After the Japanese lyrics, a quartet of men dressed in traditional African garb entered stage right and sang
a few choruses, followed by a Mariachi band stage left, followed by an increasingly diverse collection of cultural
representatives all dressed in traditional outfits. Around this time, either a pre-recorded version of Â“MeatstickÂ”
began playing or the front of house engineer had live-looped eight bars of the tune. Either way, the band was
subtley ushered off stage while the 50+ ensemble of dancers and singers went through a tightly choreographed
Broadway-style routine in the front of the stage and on risers behind the amps. Then the loop stopped, and the
company sang Â“MeatstickÂ” in a chromatically ascending pattern until Phish emerged in the Hot Dog from New Year’s
past! Thousands of hot dog colored (and shaped) balloons began falling as the band, all smiles, traversed the
rooftop of the arena tossing foam wieners down on the crowd. Eventually landing on the stage, the band seamlessly
continued the tune until the countdown. A brief but incendiary Â“After MidnightÂ” followed and served as the bridge
into the rest of the first set of 2011.

The whole band outdid themselves on the version of Â“Backwards Down the Number LineÂ” that followed. This was a
valentine to the crowd, managing to simultaneously channel both a heart-tugging poignancy and a ferocious energy.
The same could be said of Â“WasteÂ”, which induced memories of the many years and hundreds of shows many in
attendance had experienced together. Trey wove knots of Leslie-drenched notes at the song’s conclusion, and
eventually fell into a long, patient Â“Slave to the Traffic LightÂ”. The band gathered at the front of the stage for the
absurd barbershop of Â“GrindÂ”, and closed out a well considered and appropriately high energy show with Â“First
TubeÂ”. Though for the first time in the band’s history they and many in the room would be returning the following
night for another show, this set felt like the exclamation point it was meant to be — to a remarkable year for a band
whose diverse history is already marked with many.

All setlist information from Phish.net

Monday :: 12.27.2010 :: DCU Center :: Worcester, MA
I: Sample in a Jar, Funky Bitch, Cool It Down, Roggae, Heavy Things, What Things Seem, Roses Are Free >
It’s Ice, Mountains in the Mist, Julius

II: Mike’s Song > Mound, Weekapaug Groove, Farmhouse, Seven Below > What’s the Use? > Twenty Years
Later, Wading in the Velvet Sea, Possum > Cavern > David Bowie

E: Loving Cup

Notes: The end of Cavern was changed to “take care of your boots.”
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Tuesday :: 12.28.2010 :: DCU Center :: Worcester, MA
I: Kill Devil Falls, My Mind’s Got a Mind of its Own, Alaska, She Caught the Katy and Left Me a Mule to Ride,
Wolfman’s Brother, Pigtail, Stash, Bouncing Around the Room > Rift, Stealing Time From the Faulty Plan, The
Birdwatcher
II: Carini > Backwards Down the Number Line > Back on the Train -> Limb By Limb > The Wedge >
Frankie Says > Albuquerque, Harry Hood > Bug
E: Shine a Light
Notes: She Caught the Katy was last performed on July 21, 1998 (323 shows). Trey used a device that
played Sarah Palin quotes during Alaska and after the debut of Pigtail. This show also featured the Phish debut of
Birdwatcher. Back on the Train featured a Streets of Cairo tease from Trey.
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Thursday :: 12.30.2010 :: Madison Square Garden :: New York, NY
I: Cities, Chalk Dust Torture, Gumbo > Quinn the Eskimo, Halley’s Comet > Camel Walk, Maze, Driver,
Bathtub Gin, Fat Man in the Bathtub, Timber (Jerry) > Golgi Apparatus, Character Zero
II: Tweezer > Light > Theme From the Bottom -> My Friend, My Friend > Axilla, Fluffhead, Boogie On
Reggae Woman -> Also Sprach Zarathustra > Suzy Greenberg
E: Run Like an Antelope > Tweezer Reprise
Notes: The P.A. cut out during Camel Walk. My Friend did not contain the “Myfe” ending.
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Friday :: 12.31.2010 :: Madison Square Garden :: New York, NY

I: Punch You In the Eye > AC/DC Bag > The Moma Dance > Scent of a Mule, Burn that Bridge, Weigh >
Ocelot, Beauty of My Dreams, Gone, Rock and Roll
II: Wilson > 46 Days, Sand, NICU > Down with Disease > Ghost, You Enjoy Myself -> Manteca -> You
Enjoy Myself
III: Meatstick, Auld Lang Syne, After Midnight, Backwards Down the Number Line > Piper > Free, Waste >
Slave to the Traffic Light, Grind

E: First Tube

Notes: This show featured the Phish debut of Burn That Bridge. Ocelot, NICU and First Tube contained
Auld Lang Syne teases. Beauty of My Dreams was played for the first time since July 22, 2003 (133 shows). Manteca
was played for the first time since October 30, 1998 (301 shows) and the ensuing YEM vocal jam contained Manteca
quotes. Before midnight, several groups of multiethnic dancers appeared on stage and sang the Meatstick lyrics in
their respective languages. The band joined the dancers and then stealthily disappeared from the stage, only to
reappear at the other side of the arena in the giant hotdog from past NYE shows (’94 and ’99). As a result, portions
of the Meatstick were pre-recorded. Appropriately, the post-show music was Captain Beefheart’s Tropical Hot Dog
Night.
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Saturday :: 01.01.2011 :: Madison Square Garden :: New York, NY
I: My Soul, Tube > Runaway Jim > Foam, Guelah Papyrus > The Divided Sky, Round Room > Walk Away >
Gotta Jibboo > Reba, Walls of the Cave

II: Crosseyed and Painless > Twist > Simple, Sneakin’ Sally through the Alley > Makisupa Policeman ->
David Bowie

E: Fee, Frankenstein

Notes: Round Room was played for the first time since July 13, 2003 (140 shows). Twist contained
Manteca quotes from Trey. Makispua included the lyrics “I went home late last night after doing the New Year’s
stunt, I laid back on my couch and rolled myself a blunt” and also featured a “kick drum solo.” Frankenstein featured
Page on keytar.
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Sirius XM NYE Broadcasts

December 24th, 2010 | No Comments

FURTHUR, BISCUITS, DBT, AVETTS AND MORE

Eminem

SIRIUS XM Radio announced yesterday that it will celebrate the new year with a wide-ranging lineup of live concerts, special performances, exclusive DJ sets, a special New Year’s Eve music channel and various year-end countdowns. Here’s the rundown:

-Eminem’s “Home & Home” concert – featuring guest appearances from 50 Cent, Drake, B.O.B. and Dr. Dre, was recorded live at Comerica Park in Detroit, MI, and will play exclusively on his Sirius XM channel Shade 45 and XM channel 66 on Friday, December 31 at 8:00 pm ET.

-A special encore broadcast of Paul McCartney’s performance from the Apollo Theater from December 13 will air on The Bridge, SIRIUS channel 33 and XM channel 27, on Friday, December 31 at 9:00 pm ET.

Other NYE performances being broadcast live on Sirius XM include:

-Furthur from Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, CA
-The Disco Biscuits from the Tower Theatre in Philadelphia, PA
-Southside Johnny at Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank, NJ
-Patti Smith at Bowery Ballroom in New York City, NY
-The Avett Brothers at Ashville Civic Center in Asheville, NC
-Phil Vassar from downtown Nashville, TN
-Drive By Truckersfrom Terminal 5 in New York, NY
-Pitbull from House of Blues in Las Vegas, NV
-Little Feat at the Keswick Theatre in Glenside, PA

Sirius XM will also broadcast historic and special concerts by Bruce Springsteen, Willie Nelson, Frank Sinatra, David Bowie, Flaming Lips, Jack Johnson, Phoenix, Bachman & Turner, Peter Noone, Gerald Albright and Vampire Weekend.

For dance music fans, Sirius XM will broadcast DJ Paul Oakenfold live from Rain in Las Vegas and Swedish House Mafia’s Steve Angello will DJ live from Roseland in New York, NY. In addition, listeners can hear DJ sets by Paul van Dyk, Armin van Buuren, Swedish House Mafia’s Axwell, as well as a special presentation of Tim Berg presents “Avicii LEV7LS” on New Year’s Eve. The DJ sets will air on Electric Area, Sirius channel 38 and XM channel 80.

Real Jazz, Sirius channel 72 and XM channel 70, will present NPR’s 30th “Toast of the Nation” featuring live jazz, coast to coast, with performances from Dianne Reeves, Lionel Loueke Trio, Jon Faddis Jazz Orchestra with Nnenna Freelon, Jimmy Heath, Cyrus Chestnut, Nicholas Payton and Benny Green.

Metropolitan Opera Radio, Sirius channel 78 and XM channel 79, will present a live broadcast of the new production premiere Verdi’s La Traviata.

Sirius XM’s New Year’s Nation channel, Sirius channel 3 and XM channel 23, has been custom-created to serve as the soundtrack to New Year’s Eve parties around the country and will feature party hits from genres across Sirius XM’s music platform. The channel will launch on Friday, December 31 at 12:00 pm ET and will air through Saturday, January 1 at 11:59 pm ET.

John C. Reilly Will Ferrell â€œPeace On Earth/Little Drummer Boyâ€ Duet [VIDEO]

December 14th, 2010 | No Comments

Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly have recreated the David Bowie/Bing Crosby duet of “Peace on Earth/Little Drummer Boy” for FunnyOrDie.com.

Jack Black Jason Segel â€œRockifyâ€ â€œPeace On Earth/Little Drummer Boyâ€

December 8th, 2010 | No Comments

Funny guys Jason Segel and Jack Black have added a rock edge to “Little Drummer Boy” this holiday season. This song is the actors’ rendition of the 1977 classic, which was originally performed in a duet by David Bowie and Bing Crosby. The Gulliver’s Travels co-stars teamed up to rework the classic Christmas carol into [...]

OFF! | NYC | Review

December 6th, 2010 | No Comments

By: Ron Hart

OFF! :: 10.22.10 :: Generation Records :: New York, NY

OFF!’s debut, The First Four EPs, is out digitally worldwide. iTunes has the exclusive bonus track “Zero Hour” and eMusic has the exclusive bonus track “Sexy Capitalists.” The vinyl box set and cassette versions of The First Four EPs will be released on December 14th.

OFF! by Dan Monick

For a guy who collects vinyl, having to wait in line for a show in the basement of one of your favorite record shops instead of thumbing through the racks is a practice in restraint no crate digger worth his weight in wax should be required to endure. But when the concert you are waiting to see is an intimate performance from former Black Flag/Circle Jerks frontman Keith Morris’ new California punkcore supergroup OFF!, it is well worth the torture.

Formed by Morris in 2009 and rounded out by guitarist Dimitri Coats of Burning Brides, Rocket from the Crypt drummer Mario Rubalcaba and Steven McDonald of Red Kross fame on bass guitar, the band is a total throwback to the days when punk rock was a bloodsport, a time that Morris fondly recalled several times over the course of OFF!’s half-hour set.

In fact, right when we walked down the steps of Generation Records’ nugget-rich used section that comprises the basement, Morris was in the middle of a yarn about his old bandmate in Black Flag, Robo, making extra money in the old days allegedly digging ditches for a snuff film operation before OFF! tore into an uncompromising mini-set that featured select tunes from the band’s excellently brief 7-inch box set The First Four EPs. As records by Iggy Pop, AC/DC, David Bowie and The Who adorned the wall behind them, the quartet played loud, fast and fearless, tearing through minute-long songs like “Darkness,” “Killing Away” and “Fuck People” with the tenacity of a far younger band, interspersed with Morris musing on everything from the capitalist practices of his former peers on the L.A. scene like the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Gwen Stefani to meeting guitarist McDonald when he was just an 11-year-old Black Flag fan who used to sneak into shows.

However, the most poignant moment of the evening came when Morris performed a stirring, ferocious tribute to his old pal, the late Jeffrey Lee Pierce of western punk icons The Gun Club, and with whom Keith was in the early stages of working on a musical collaboration before Pierce tragically succumbed to a brain hemorrhage in 1996.

And nothing was cooler than seeing this whole thing go down at Generation, a place where so many NYC punk fans discovered the dreadlocked trail of inspiration, influence and energy Keith Morris has blazed for over 30 years and continues to do so as a 55-year-old creating some of the most incendiary sounds of the 21st century.

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10 Hottest Women CEOs

November 18th, 2010 | No Comments

With all the hot, smart ladies who are taking business into their own hands nowadays, we’re starting to think maybe the feminist movement wasnâ€™t such a bad thing after all. Thereâ€™s nothing sexier than an assertive woman â€“ well, not much anyway. So join us now as we celebrate our enlightened age, and the pleasing [...]

Phish | Halloween 2010 | Review | Pics

November 5th, 2010 | No Comments

Words by: B. Getz | Images by: Dave Vann

Phish :: 10.29.10-10.31.10 :: Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall :: Atlantic City, NJ

Pop over here to see the full gallery of pictures from the Halloween run!

Like a whirlwind of ocean and sand, the tidal wave that is Phish 3.0 stormed into Atlantic City for a Halloween weekend to close their fall tour. Halloween runs are always an event for the band and its minions; this would be no different as the boys gave new definition to “Boardwalk Empire.” Phans descended on the nearly century old Jersey Shore landmark, funneling a much needed boost to the off-season economy of this blue-collar destination while also taking full advantage of its 24 hour playground. The hotels, casinos and nightclubs were crawling at all hours with revelers, costumed and imbibed like only we do.

Friday, October 29

Photo by Dave Vann Â© Phish 2010

An elated, palpable excitement permeated the salty ocean air as people filed in for the first gig. Though a sea of heads clogged the boardwalk outside the venue all three nights, the stately hall slowly filled as tickets were hard to even give away Friday. Yet once the band lined up for a barbershop quartet “Star Spangled Banner,” everything was set in place for an blockbuster weekend.

The first set of music started out innocently enough, brevity and excitability contained within spirited takes. “Light Up or Leave Me Alone” shifted gears quickly, a sonic foreshadowing of treats to come, Page’s gleeful verses and choice Fender Rhodes Winwood-isms sparking the twilight. The second portion of the first frame sought to harness the frenetic energy within the room. “Timber Ho,” “Axilla” and “Rift” saw Trey Anastasio charging with fierce Languedoc tones, leading the tightly wound troupe into proper funk. “The Moma Dance > Cities > 46 Days” only served to up the ante, low-rider, uptempo cow-funk giving way to raging arena rock bombast, a collective effort in spades. The first set displayed command of some of their dramatic yet cohesive amalgams of style and substance.

Friday’s second set saw more sonic diversity, showcased by the devastating “Sand > Carini.” If the stutter-step crunk of 3.0′s “Sand” is criminology, then this is Exhibit A. The intoxicating dance riddims and sensual aural layers detonated an aggressive, steppin’ groove. Trey juxtaposed a forceful metallic vengeance – a “Carini” segue wrought with rampant redhead riffage as Cactus digi-bombs bludgeoned and shared descending insanity culminating in a clav-drenched milieu.

To steer into port, the boys demonstrated distinct intent with a masterful tandem of “Slave” and “Fluffhead.” The former was a beacon of 3.0 reinvention, blissed-out and ethereal in flight, its emotional command tangible. “Fluffhead” was a love letter from the boys, signed, sealed and deliberate, as was the atypically tipsy “Loving Cup” that kissed us off into the windswept midnight Jersey shore.

Friday Setlist
Set 1: The Star Spangled Banner, My Soul, AC/DC Bag, Ocelot, Sample in a Jar, Light Up Or Leave Me Alone, Sugar Shack, Timber (Jerry) > Bouncing Around the Room, Axilla > Rift, The Moma Dance > Cities > 46 Days
Set 2: Punch You In the Eye > Sand -> Carini > Prince Caspian, Corinna, Piper > Theme From the Bottom > Golgi Apparatus > Slave to the Traffic Light > Fluffhead
E: Loving Cup

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Saturday, October 30

Photo by Dave Vann Â© Phish 2010

Despite the typically great opening night, nobody could have dreamt the magic of the penultimate show Saturday night. After a soundcheck filled with their songs and a heavy-traction rumor that picked up steam, “Zeppelin” was on the tips of many tongues. On this marvelous evening, Boardwalk Hall would be adrift, a Mischief Night passage to a haunted house of the holy.

The punked-up bluster of “Cavern” announced an early fever, a tightly wound “Guelah Papyrus” scorched with concision. As the band careened skyward during “Chalkdust’s” fierce jam, Trey and Mike hijacked the vehicle with a potent “Whole Lotta Love” riff and the boys initiated a weighty liftoff. The ‘trick’ was unveiled with this vigorous verse, only this was a mission not a small time thing. A crunk detour in “Ha Ha Ha” and an anthemic “Walk Away” marched to an uber-funky Â‘Wolfman’s.” Toward the end of this boogie hustle, a peculiar vocal jam began bleeding into focused, mathematical cyber-funk sonic malevolence. This wicked display piloted into a phenomenal take on “Undermind.” With such first class Phish on display throughout the first frame, unmitigated bliss permeated the setbreak, and it seemed the band was keen to treat fans maybe not blessed with a Halloween ticket to their own magic carpet ride on this chilly Saturday night.

A second frame opening “Tube” was a proper funk workout, a lesson in premeditated groove science, but it was the open-ended “Tweezer” that set the room ablaze with an endless spate of getting the Led out. Portions of “Heartbreaker,” “Ramble On” and the exquisite “Thank You” were all stuffed inside the Zepplified “Tweezer,” only to cap the madness with an emotive rendering of “Stairway to Heaven’s” final coda, complete with Robert Plant-ish crooning and proper Jimmy Page-like wailing.

Lighting director Chris Kuroda was locked and loaded in furthering this mission, and per usual his accompaniment was indescribable visual delight. Phish fulfilled the Zeppelin rumor by bringing it to fruition – Halloween delivered early-style with gusto. The room was still reeling as “2001″ announced more funk ferocity, the band one nation under a groove, a collective in the zone, rolling into a magnificent “Bowie.” In suitable fashion, the evasive “Sleeping Monkey” settled back down to earth, with a colossal “Tweeprise” the exclamation point on a ridiculous penultimate journey.

Saturday Setlist
Set 1: Kill Devil Falls, Cavern > Foam, Guelah Papyrus, Chalk Dust Torture > Whole Lotta Love > Chalk Dust Torture, Ha Ha Ha, Walk Away, Wolfman’s Brother > Undermind > Bathtub Gin, The Squirming Coil
Set 2: Tube > Possum > Tweezer > Heartbreaker > Ramble On > Thank You -> Tweezer > Stairway to Heaven, Halley’s Comet > Also Sprach Zarathustra > David Bowie, Show of Life, Backwards Down the Number Line > Good Times Bad Times
E: Sleeping Monkey > Tweezer Reprise

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Sunday, October 31st

Photo by Dave Vann Â© Phish 2010

After arriving and receiving the welcome news (via the PhishBill) that the musical costume was Little Feat’s 1978 live album Waiting for Columbus, the anticipation was bountiful. Boardwalk Hall was levitating as, appropriately, Page McConnell’s keytar-led “Frankenstein” ushered in the final excursion. Halloween had arrived and the natives were restless. Costumes were plentiful and more than creative, the sold-out AC massive quaking in its boots. After the astonishing Saturday show, the bar was more than raised for the last gig of the tour. An early and snaking “Ghost” traversed slowed-funk riddims as Trey unveiled “Spooky” to fit the premise. “Divided Sky,” “Roses are Free” and “Boogie On Reggae Woman” also brought the goods. This particular trifecta was intricately woven, disparate in design yet similarly methodical – wide-ranging, cohesive jamming, all strikingly diverse intentions extremely well executed. Surprisingly, it was the dark, foreboding jam tucked within “Stash” that not only illuminated the night’s haunted aura, but most defined the limitless potential of a reinvigorated foursome.

I would like to add to the chorus of applause for this musical costume. Little Feat’s seminal double live record, recorded in London and Washington D.C. in 1977 was a perfect marriage of styles, song craft and spirit for Phish to tackle. Augmented by a five-piece horn section consisting of Aaron Johnson, Stuart Bogie, Ian Hendrickson, Michael Leonhart and Eric Biondo for several tunes, the band was ably assisted by Giovanni Hidalgo on percussion for nearly the entire set. From the opening “Fat Man in a Bathtub,” the vibe peaked with a strong, emotional expedition through this great record. Highlights speckled the whole frame, and included the Cajun-fonky “Oh Atlanta” and the familiar “Time Loves a Hero” and “Dixie Chicken”.

However the strongest for this writer was the excruciatingly dirty swank of “Spanish Moon.” Fish carried a drunken funk swagger while Hidalgo mixed it up in the space between as Gordon laid down merciless grooves, half steppin’ along as they let the horns blow. Later, “Willin’” simply wowed; masterfully introduced by Mike Gordon’s sublime piano and expressively crooned by Fishman in full frontman mode. The band in full even took a victory lap around the arena wearing shit-eating grins. From start to finish Waiting for Columbus was an absolutely ideal collection of songs and jams that was expertly executed by Phish with extraordinary accompaniment.

Photo by Dave Vann Â© Phish 2010

The final set of tour was a celebration of sorts, a fantastic voyage through the Phish songbook. A restarted “Disease” settled into a jovial “Jiboo” that saw climatic band interplay achieve a galloping pace. Beginning with the swagger-funk of “Camel Walk,” bubonic Gordon bombs crunched Red’s descending riffage with authority, culminating in a sinister, grinding “Wilson” metal jam that pulverized the venue to the core, Trey’s leads channeling the ghosts of Hendrix and Stevie Ray. “Hood” and “Silent” offered introspection and an emotive dalliance, and “YEM” was what Phish is in its essence – a passionate, joy-fueled romance between a band and its audience.

The “Julius” encore was icing, with the full complement of horns and Hidalgo returning for a feisty rollicking sendoff that may have been the finest rendition this writer has heard.

There were few walking out of the venue not completely blown away by this incredible three-day Phish display. Even the most jaded tour veterans were nearly speechless, delighted, cheesy grins abounded as full-blown dance parties ignited at the bars and casinos that dotted the boardwalk. Magic was in the salty ocean air as people traded superlatives to describe their own takes on the “Zeppelin trick” or “Little Feat treat.” Nights, weekends and tours like this solidify the arrival of a new era for this band. The comeback sun has set, and as hoped, IT happened – once again.

Sunday Setlist
Set 1: Frankenstein, Big Black Furry Creature from Mars, Ghost > Spooky > The Divided Sky, Roses Are Free > Funky Bitch, Boogie On Reggae Woman, Stash, Character Zero
Set 2: Fat Man in the Bathtub, All That You Dream, Oh Atlanta, Old Folks Boogie, Time Loves a Hero > Day or Night, Mercenary Territory, Spanish Moon, Dixie Chicken > Tripe Face Boogie, Rocket in My Pocket, Willin’, Don’t Bogart That Joint, A Apolitical Blues, Sailin’ Shoes, Feats Don’t Fail Me Now
Set 3: Down with Disease > Back on the Train > Gotta Jibboo > Camel Walk, Suzy Greenberg > Wilson > Harry Hood > The Horse > Silent in the Morning > You Enjoy Myself

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Rare Bowie & NIN Live Footage

October 28th, 2010 | No Comments

TRANSPORT BACK TO 1995 WITH DAVID BOWIE AND NINE INCH NAILS

David Bowie

In 1995, David Bowie had
just
released his industrial-tinged comeback album Outside. Nine Inch Nails, fresh off the
release
of The Downward Spiral, were chosen as co-headliners on the U.S. leg of Bowie’s tour.

The historic tour featured onstage collaborations between Bowie and NIN, and director
David Williams was there to capture it all. The never before seen footage was shot while Virgin Records
was
going under and was shelved until now. Williams recently uploaded a forty minute rough cut of footage to his
Vimeo page.

Check out the entire clip by clicking here. It features
Bowie and NIN playing Bowie’s “The Man Who Sold The World,” “Scary
Monsters (And Super Creeps),” “Hallo Spaceboy,” “The Heart’s Filthy Lesson,” NIN’s Â“ReptileÂ” and Â“Hurt,Â” and ending
with
Bowie performing “Under Pressure” by himself. (via Slicing Up
Eyeballs)

Phish: Alpine Valley 2010 Live CD/DVD Box Set

October 27th, 2010 | No Comments

CD/DVD BOX SET HIGHLIGHTS
AUGUST 14-15 ALPINE VALLEY THEATRE
SHOWS

Phish: Alpine Valley 2010

Phish will release a live
DVD/CD box set of their complete August 14, 2010 performance at Alpine Valley Music Theatre in East Troy,
Wisconsin. The DVD includes select bonus tracks from August 15, including “Stealing Time From the Faulty Plan,”
“Ghost,” “David Bowie,” and more. The set will feature two CDs of music from the August 14 show. Although there is
nothing official from Phish.com, Amazon has a pre-order page with a release date scheduled for December 14.
Click here to take a look.

August 14 Set List (via phish.net):

I: Tube, The Oh Kee Pa Ceremony > Suzy Greenberg, Funky Bitch, Reba, Fuck Your Face, Alaska, Back on
the Train, Taste > When the Circus Comes, Lawn Boy, Sparkle, Gumbo, Run Like an Antelope

II: The Sloth, Down with Disease -> What’s the Use? > Scent of a Mule, Mike’s Song > Dirt > Sneakin’ Sally
through the Alley > Weekapaug Groove, Bug

E: Quinn the Eskimo

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Phish: Utica, NY Photos

October 22nd, 2010 | No Comments

MORE GLIMPSES OF THE FALL TOUR

Images by: Dave Vann

Phish :: 10.20.09 :: Utica Memorial Auditorium :: Utica, NY

Set I: My Soul, Stealing Time From the Faulty Plan, Vultures, Wolfman’s Brother[1] > Cities[2] > Guyute, David Bowie[3], Wilson[4] > McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters > Saw It Again[5] > Run Like an Antelope[6]

Set II: Drowned > Sand > Theme From the Bottom, Axilla > Birds of a Feather, Tela > Split Open and Melt > Have Mercy > Piper[7] > Split Open and Melt > Slave to the Traffic Light
E: Good Times Bad Times

Notes:
[1] Vocal jam, and Streets of Cairo tease from Trey.
[2] Alternate “Genesee Factory” lyric.
[3] Guyute teases during intro; Wilson jamming with Guyute lyrics.
[4] Guyute tease from Trey. Lyric changed to “I must inquire Guyute.”
[5] Guyute tease from Trey during outro.
[6] Guyutes teases from Trey during intro and Page at the very end. Trey teased Guyute instead of saying “Marco Esquandolas.”
[7] Birds of a Feather teases.

Order the show for Download on LivePhish.com

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Phish performs tonight (10/22) at the Dunkin’ Donuts Center in Providence, RI. Find complete tour dates here. Check back for more of Dave Vann’s pics from the Fall Tour tomorrow.

Phish Tour Dates :: Phish News :: Phish Concert Reviews

MySpace names Michael Jackson as best male artist

October 9th, 2010 | No Comments

Late King of Pop Michael Jackson has been named as the best male artist by music and social networking site MySpace. The site announced its Top Music of All Time on October 7, and singer Justin Timberlake came in at second place, outranking the likes of Bob Marley, David Bowie and Bob Dylan, the Herald [...]

KCRW DJs Remix Bowie

September 29th, 2010 | No Comments

IN CELEBRATION OF THE RE-RELEASE OF STATION TO STATION

David Bowie

To celebrate the September 28 release of David Bowie‘s hugely influential 1976 album Station to Station in expanded
Special Edition and Deluxe Edition packages, four DJs from Los Angeles public radio station KCRW (89.9 FM and
KCRW.com) have remixed the album’s lead single, Â“Golden Years.Â”

You can hear all four remixes online now
exclusively at http://www.kcrw.com/bowie. The four DJs
are Eric J Lawrence, Chris
Douridas,
DJ Jeremy Sole, and Anthony Valadez.

The Â“Golden YearsÂ” remix project is an extension of KCRW’s popular Soundclash series, where the station’s DJs
remix a
handful of songs from a favorite socially conscious artist, like Femi Kuti and Ozomatli. For more, go to http://www.kcrw.com/soundclash.

Queenâ€™s Freddie Murcury voted â€˜Greatest Rock Legend Of All Timeâ€™

September 4th, 2010 | No Comments

Queen frontman Freddie Mercury has been named the â€˜Greatest Rock Legend Of All Timeâ€™. The flamboyant star, who died in 1991, landed the top spot in the poll, carried out by Internet market research website OnePoll.com. Mercury, who beat Elvis Presley to claim the title, sold 300 million records after forming Queen in 1970. He [...]

David Bowie denies link with Lady Gagaâ€s new album

August 18th, 2010 | No Comments

Rocker David Bowie has taken to his website to brush away rumours of his reported collaboration with Lady Gaga. The reclusive rocker has called the rumours linking him to the pop star”s new album “untrue and a hoax.” Previously it was reported that the pair was working on a new song, ”Vinyl,” which Bowie wrote [...]

Phish | 08.09.10 | Telluride | Photos

August 10th, 2010 | No Comments

Photos by: Mike Hardaker

Phish :: 08.09.10 :: Town Park :: Telluride, CO

Phish returned to Telluride, CO for the first time in 19 years to perform the first of two shows for a sold out crowd at Town Park. The band opened the show with the anthemic rocker “Down with Disease” before launching into rare fan favorite “Camel Walk.” The first set also included Traffic’s “Light Up Or Leave Me Alone,” Phish’s own “Stash,” and a nod to the great divide in “The Wedge” before closing with high energy versions of “Possum” and “Julius.”

The second set was by all accounts, ferocious, starting off with a huge “Sand > Backwards Down The Number Line > Prince Caspian” sequence and a short “Tweezer” that transitioned into Stevie Wonder’s “Boogie On Reggae Woman,” which contained some of the deepest funk of the night. They then launched into a high energy “Piper” that led into a nicely placed “Mountains in the Mist” before the onslaught of “David Bowie” and the poignant “Day in the Life” to close the set. Dylan’s “The Mighty Quinn” and “Tweezer Reprise” brought the show to a fulfilling end.

This show can be purchased for download at LivePhish.

Phish performs at Telluride Town Park again tonight (8/10).

Stay in tune with Setlists, Tweets & Twitpics on JamBase’s Real-Time Phish Page.

08/09/2010 Telluride Town Park, Telluride, CO
Set 1: Down with Disease, Camel Walk, Ocelot, Light Up Or Leave Me Alone, Summer of ’89, Stash, Cavern, The
Wedge, Possum, Julius

Set 2: Sand > Backwards Down the Number Line > Prince Caspian > Tweezer > Boogie On Reggae Woman > Piper >
Mountains in the Mist, David Bowie, A Day in the Life

E: Quinn the Eskimo[1], Tweezer Reprise

[1] Last Quinn the Eskimo 10/02/1999, 209 shows ago

Setlist courtesy of Phish.net

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See more of Mike’s photos at http://mtnweekly.com/2010/08/10/phish-returns-to-telluride-colorado/

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Sat Eye Candy: Phish Influences

August 7th, 2010 | No Comments

THEY LOVE ROCK ‘N’ ROLL AND WE LOVE THEM!

Phish is a band that wears its influences on its sleeve. In their hearty embrace of cover tunes and even in the explicit name checking of artists in their originals. With all eyes on the Greek in Berkeley and the unfolding summer tour, we offer a selection of roots sources for this venerable band touched upon during the current road trip (no, this is not an attempt at a comprehensive survey of Phish’s overall influences, just the ones they themselves have nodded to this summer. We’ll tackle the bigger idea another Saturday…).

This one clearly makes Phish happy because it shows up in the rotation with some regularity.

Phish busted this one out just last night at the Greek. This clip comes from the period when King Crimson’s Adrian Belew was part of the Heads touring ensemble.

Appropriately, Phish opened their 4th of July show with our national anthem, which does seem to touch a nerve in rockers ever since Jimi lit the mother-frucker on fire way back when.

Naming a song “David Bowie” takes brass clankers. Phish has borrowed lustily from both the Thin White Duke’s musical oeuvre and large scale theatrical flair. They pull off both with aplomb.

We’re really glad Page hasn’t adopted cornrows even if they cover this soul bomb.

It’s a treat that Skynyrd’s “The Ballad of Curtis Loew” has been making occasional reappearances in the past year after being absent from setlists since 1993. Here’s a pair of Skynyrd tunes including “Curtis” for y’all.

We end, as Phish did last evening, with a cover of Led Zeppelin’s “Good Times Bad Times.” Bright tidings to those lucky enough to be holding a golden ticket for the final night at the Greek!

Keep up with Phish’s Summer Tour in real time with JamBase’s Real-Time Phish Page!

15 of the Most Disturbing Films Ever Made

July 21st, 2010 | No Comments

These movies may not be “good”, “classic” or “cult” movies, but they nonetheless will leave you squirming awake at night.

Phish 6.22.10 – 6.29.10 | Photos

July 2nd, 2010 | No Comments

Phish Summer Tour stopped
by Mansfield, MA this past week with a June 22 performance at Comcast Center (formerly Great Woods), and
continued
on June 24-25 for two nights at the Susquehanna Bank Center in Camden, NJ. After that, the band treated
audiences
to two nights at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, MD on June 26-27,
before heading to the Constellation Brands Performing Arts Center (CMAC) in Canandaigua, NY on June 29.
Photographer
Dave
Vann was on hand to capture the action.

View the photos in our gallery below or click to the next page to view them all at once.

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(Mansfield, Camden, Columbia, Canandaigua) View Photos

Be sure to keep up to date with all things Phish via the JamBase Phish Twitter Feed.

All shows are available for download at Live Phish.
All setlist information from phish.net.

Tuesday :: 06.22.2010 :: Comcast Center :: Mansfield, MA

I: Lit O Bit, Camel Walk, Possum, The Divided Sky, Dirt, Sample in a Jar, Kill Devil Falls, Dr. Gabel, Run Like
an Antelope

II: Mike’s Song > I Am Hydrogen > Weekapaug Groove, Sneakin’ Sally through the Alley -> Light -> 46
Days, Limb By Limb, Golgi Apparatus, Slave to the Traffic Light, Loving Cup

E: First Tube

Notes: This show featured the Phish debut of Lit O Bit and the debut of Dr. Gabel. In Antelope, “Marco Esquandolas”
was changed to “Leo Esquandolas,” followed by a Page solo.

Live Phish Download

Thursday :: 06.24.2010 :: Susquehanna Bank Center :: Camden, NJ

I: David Bowie, Stealing Time From the Faulty Plan, Water in the Sky, Ocelot, Uncle Pen, Boogie On Reggae
Woman, Gumbo > Timber (Jerry) > I Didn’t Know, Birds of a Feather, Bouncing Around the Room, Reba, The
Rover

II: Down with Disease -> Crosseyed and Painless > Nothing > Twenty Years Later > Harry Hood >
Fluffhead > Julius, You Enjoy Myself

E: Bug

Notes: During I Didn’t Know, Trey mentioned his prediction from the 6/7/09 Camden show that the Flyers would
win the Stanley Cup and announced that Fish would perform a voodoo vacuum solo for next year’s Cup. Some fans
in the audience then began chanting “Let’s Go Flyers.” Reba did not have the whistling ending. The Rover was a
Phish debut. At the start of the YEM vocal jam, some fans again chanted “Let’s Go Flyers.”

Live Phish Download

Friday :: 06.25.2010 :: Susquehanna Bank Center :: Camden, NJ

I: Alumni Blues > Letter to Jimmy Page > Alumni Blues, Big Black Furry Creature from Mars, Runaway Jim,
Army of One, Free Man in Paris, Summer of ’89, Split Open and Melt, The Sloth, Time Turns Elastic, Golgi
Apparatus

II: Chalk Dust Torture > Prince Caspian > Heavy Things > Alaska > Also Sprach Zarathustra -> Billie Jean
Jam -> Also Sprach Zarathustra > Light -> Possum > Character Zero

E: Shine a Light

Notes: This show featured the first Alumni Blues since July 24, 1999 (222 shows) and the first Letter to Jimmy Page
since July 15, 1994 (587 shows). This show featured the Phish debut of Free Man in Paris (Joni Mitchell). Both Chalk
Dust and Caspian were unfinished. 2001 contained a Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin’ quote from Trey, the ensuing Billie
Jean Jam contained a Thriller tease from Trey, and the second “verse” of 2001 contained still more Billie Jean teases,
all on the first anniversary of Michael Jackson’s death. Billie Jean was a Phish debut.

Live Phish Download

Saturday :: 06.26.2010 :: Merriweather Post Pavilion :: Columbia, MD

I: Crowd Control, Kill Devil Falls, AC/DC Bag, Sugar Shack, Tube, In The Aeroplane Over The Sea, Stash,
Backwards Down the Number Line, NICU > 46 Days, Suzy Greenberg

II: Rock and Roll > Free, Fast Enough for You, Sparkle > Tweezer, The Horse > Silent in the Morning >
Wolfman’s Brother > Slave to the Traffic Light > Tweezer Reprise

E: Show of Life, Good Times Bad Times

Notes: Prior to the start of the first set, Mike teased Do You Feel Like We Do. This show featured the Phish debut of
In the Aeroplane Over the Sea (Neutral Milk Hotel). Rock and Roll contained Moby Dick teases.

Live Phish Download

Sunday :: 06.27.2010 :: Merriweather Post Pavilion :: Columbia, MD

I: Walfredo, Mellow Mood, Stealing Time From the Faulty Plan > The Divided Sky, Tela, My Soul, Ginseng
Sullivan, Sample in a Jar, Bathtub Gin, Brian and Robert, Run Like an Antelope

II: Wilson > Meatstick -> Saw It Again -> Piper > Ghost -> Jumpin’ Jack Flash -> Saw It Again > Contact,
You Enjoy Myself

E: Fire

Notes: This show featured the first Walfredo since September 30, 2000 (131 shows). Antelope contained Brian and
Robert teases and an alternate “Michael Esquandolas” lyric. Meatstick contained Japanese lyrics. Jumpin’ Jack Flash
was a Phish debut. Piper, Ghost, Contact, YEM and Fire all contained Saw it Again quotes. YEM also contained
Jumpin’ Jack Flash teases and, in the vocal jam, quotes of Saw It Again and Surfin’ Bird (The Trashmen). The lyrics to
Fire were changed to “Let Jon Fishman take over.”

Live Phish Download

Tuesday :: 06.29.2010 :: CMAC Performing Arts Center :: Canandaigua, NY

I: The Connection, Down with Disease > Sample in a Jar, Ocelot, Reba, Horn, Funky Bitch, Undermind, The
Ballad of Curtis Loew, David Bowie

II: Possum, Mike’s Song > Simple > I Am the Walrus > Weekapaug Groove > Limb By Limb > Joy, Harry
Hood > Golgi Apparatus

E: First Tube

Notes: This show featured the Phish debut of I Am The Walrus. Weekapaug was unfinished.

Live Phish Download

Thursday, 07/01/2010 Time Warner Cable Music Pavilion at Walnut Creek , Raleigh, NC
I: Llama, Roses Are Free, Kill Devil Falls, Time Loves a Hero, Alaska, Water in the Sky, Runaway Jim > The
Moma Dance > The Divided Sky, Cavern
II: Backwards Down the Number Line > Halley’s Comet -> Light > Fluffhead > Have Mercy, Light Up Or
Leave Me Alone -> Free > Wading in the Velvet Sea, The Squirming Coil > Suzy Greenberg
E: Boogie On Reggae Woman

Notes: This show featured the first Time Loves a Hero since December 31, 2002 (127 shows), the first Have Mercy
since December 10, 1999 (189 shows), and the first Light Up Or Leave Me Alone since December 30,
1999 (181 shows), which was subsequently teased in Suzy.

Thanks again to Phish.net for the setlists!

6/22/10 Mansfield, MA

6/24/10 Camden, NJ

6/25/10 Camden, NJ

6/26/10 Columbia, MD

6/27/10 Columbia, MD

6/29/10 Canandaigua, NY

Lady Gaga slammed for telling fans: â€œI love ecstasyâ€

June 25th, 2010 | No Comments

Pop singer Lady Gaga has been slammed by the anti-drugs campaigners after she admitted to her fans that she loves ecstasy. â€œItâ€™s deeply irresponsible for Lady GaGa to advocate ecstasy use, especially as she influences so many impressionable young people,â€ the Daily Star quoted spokesman for charity addiction as saying. The chart-topping star thinks that [...]

Phish 6.15.10 – 6.20.10 | Photos

June 21st, 2010 | No Comments

Phish Summer Tour rolled
on this past week with a June 15th performance at the nTelos Wireless Pavilion in Portsmouth, VA before continuing
on June 17-18 for two nights at the Comcast Theatre in Hartford, CT. The band then headed to Saratoga Springs,
NY for
two performances at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center on June 19 & 20. Luckily, photographer extraordinaire
Dave
Vann was on hand to capture the action.

Be sure to keep up to date with all things Phish via the JamBase Phish Twitter Feed.

All shows are available for download at Live Phish.
All setlist information from phish.net.

Quick links:
6.15 Portsmouth, VA |
6.17 Hartford, CT |
6.18 Hartford, CT |
6.19 Saratoga Springs,
NY | 6.20 Saratoga
Springs, NY

Tuesday :: 06.15.2010 :: nTelos Wireless Pavilion :: Portsmouth, VA

I: Tube, Kill Devil Falls, Slave to the Traffic Light, Lawn Boy, Poor Heart, AC/DC Bag, The Moma Dance >
My Friend, My Friend, Cold Water, Bathtub Gin, Stealing Time From the Faulty Plan
II: Wilson > Seven Below > 46 Days > Idea > Also Sprach Zarathustra > Simple -> Joy, Taste, Theme From
the Bottom > A Day in the Life

E: Heavy Things, First Tube

Notes: This show marked the Phish debut of Cold Water and the debut of Idea.
Live Phish Download

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(Portsmouth, VA) View Photos

Continue reading for more pics of 06/17 in Hartford, CT…

Thursday :: 06.17.2010 :: Comcast Theatre :: Hartford, CT

I: Punch You In the Eye, Ocelot, Dinner and a Movie, Stash, Esther, Walk Away, The Divided Sky, When the
Circus Comes, Sugar Shack, Alaska > Golgi Apparatus
II: Party Time > Down with Disease -> Sand -> The Horse > Silent in the Morning, Guyute, Farmhouse,
Mike’s Song > I Am Hydrogen > Weekapaug Groove

E: Shine a Light
Live Phish Download

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Continue reading for more pics of 6/18 in Hartford, CT…

Friday :: 06.18.2010 :: Comcast Theatre :: Hartford, CT

I: Fee > Rift, Wolfman’s Brother, Summer of ’89, Foam, Possum > The Moma Dance > Julius, Reba, Cavern
II: Halley’s Comet > Light -> Billy Breathes, Tweezer > Theme From the Bottom > Harry Hood > Wading in
the Velvet Sea, Stealing Time From the Faulty Plan

E: Sleeping Monkey > Tweezer Reprise, Tweezer Reprise
Live Phish Download

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CT) View
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Continue reading for more pics of 6/19 in Saratoga Springs…

Saturday :: 06.19.2010 :: Saratoga Performing Arts Center :: Saratoga Springs, NY
I: Tweezer Reprise, Chalk Dust Torture, Funky Bitch, Runaway Jim, Ya Mar, Sample in a Jar, Axilla >
Fluffhead, Bathtub Gin, Suzy Greenberg
II: Rock and Roll -> Free, Backwards Down the Number Line, Halfway to the Moon > Prince Caspian > Joy,
David Bowie, Show of Life

E: The Squirming Coil, Character Zero > Tweezer Reprise

Notes: This gig featured the first Tweezer Reprise opener since 11/9/95 (482 shows) and the debut of Halfway to
the Moon.
Live Phish Download

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Center (Saratoga Springs, NY) View Photos

Continue reading for more pics of 6/20 in Saratoga Springs…

Sunday :: 06.20.2010 :: Saratoga Performing Arts Center :: Saratoga Springs, NY

I: Brother[1], AC/DC Bag > Back on the Train, Undermind, Cities, Gotta Jibboo[2], Roggae, Sleep Again, Lawn Boy,
Run Like an Antelope

II: Carini > The Mango Song, Wilson[3] > Drowned > Swept Away > Steep, Makisupa Policeman[4], Piper[5] > Also
Sprach Zarathustra > You Enjoy Myself

Encore: Frankenstein[6]

[1] Band members’ children in a tub on stage. Happy Father’s Day!
[2] Tony Markellis on bass and Mike on a second guitar.
[3] Dixie tease from Trey.
[4] Solos by Mike, then Fish, then Page.
[5] Intro contained phrases from the previous Makisupa.
[6] Page on keytar.
Live Phish Download

In what is becoming a Father’s Day tradition (see 6/21/09), the show-opening Brother featured the band
members’ children jumping into a bathtub on stage, followed by Trey introducing each of them and wishing
everyone a Happy Father’s Day. Gotta Jibboo featured Tony Markellis on bass and Mike on a second guitar. The end
of Wilson contained a Dixie tease from Trey. In place of a traditional Makisupa keyword, Trey improvised lines that
set up solos for Mike, then Fish, then Page. The subsequent Piper intro included repeated phrases from the Makisupa
(“Mike,” “Policeman” “SPAC” and “House” among others).

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Center (Saratoga Springs, NY) View Photos

Thanks again to Phish.net for the setlists!

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