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BrotherEarth @AlbanyYEM said:
yea that about sums it up. the high-water mark is soooo ridiculously high that I think we've come to have some unfair expectations, yet I can't help but sincerely *cringe* when tweezers (or ghost, mikes, etc) are cut off at the 12 min mark.
Phish 3.0 seems to be standardizing many of the old improv workhorse songs and exploring the newer songs. 3.0 YEM's and Gin's seem to be fairly standardized too. I'm not saying they are bad, there have been some nice Type 1 jams in them, but the improvisational emphasis seems to have been moved into a different set of songs.

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