SET 1: Suzy Greenberg, Bouncing Around the Room, The Landlady, Reba, Paul and Silas, Stash, Dinner and a Movie, I Didn't Know[1] > Mike's Song > I Am Hydrogen > Weekapaug Groove
SET 2: The Asse Festival, The Squirming Coil > Buried Alive > Tweezer[2], Magilla, Cavern, The Lizards, Destiny Unbound[3], Fire
ENCORE: Goin' Down Slow
Tweezer included three Charlie Chan signals as well as Popeye, Random Laugh and Oom Pa Pa signals. Fish was introduced by Trey as “Red Doughnut Man.” This show included the debut of Destiny Unbound.
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This show was part of the "1990 Tour"
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, attached to 1990-09-14
Enjoyable audience recording after the somewhat lifeless SBD source from the Wetlands. Possibly one or two cassette generations in it’s lineage.
Great version of Reba. Strong early versions of Landlady and Stash. DaaM has a train wreck midsection. I Didn’t Know features the “Red Doughnut Man” on the bone. Nice Mike’s Groove closer with another rippin’ Groove!
Set 2 kicks of with Asse Festival.
Awesome Tweezer jam complete with some more early secret language. They omit the “penile erector” line from this version of Cavern and replace it with “Picture of Nectar”. Tape flip after Lizards. This cuts into the debut of Destiny Unbound. Great early version. Rippin’ little version of Fire closes out set 2. Goin’ Down Slow closes out the show in fine fashion.
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Enjoyable audience recording after the somewhat lifeless SBD source from the Wetlands. Possibly one or two cassette generations in it’s lineage.Great version of Reba. Strong early versions of Landlady and Stash. DaaM has a train wreck midsection. I Didn’t Know features the “Red Doughnut Man” on the bone. Nice Mike’s Groove closer with another rippin’ Groove!
Set 2 kicks of with Asse Festival.
Awesome Tweezer jam complete with some more early secret language. They omit the “penile erector” line from this version of Cavern and replace it with “Picture of Nectar”. Tape flip after Lizards. This cuts into the debut of Destiny Unbound. Great early version. Rippin’ little version of Fire closes out set 2. Goin’ Down Slow closes out the show in fine fashion.
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Review by DemandOpener
The Tweezer played here is definitely one of the best early versions of the song, containing tons of the newly introduced secret language. The jam isn't half-bad either, a grungy aggressive affair with lots of secret language sprinkled in. Definitely an early highlight in a long career of amazing jams for Tweezer.
Following Magilla is the debut of the new, more tasteful Cavern lyrics that will be a joy for me to listen to for the rest of time. I personally am glad that "a penile erector" went away forever.
Destiny Unbound! The best song Phish never plays made it's debut in this show and would only be played through the end of 1991 before disappearing forever!(?!?!?) This version of the song is a bit unusual; apart from being a debut, Trey utilizes these odd staccato plucks on the guitar before taking a brief solo, and the jam almost sounds early-Type-II-Tweezer-like until heading back to the head.
The show ends with an average Fire and a song I don't really care for, Goin' Down Slow. Fortunately, it goes away following this show, so I guess I enjoyed it while it lasted...kind of like Phish 1990. 3 stars.