SET 1: Beauty of My Dreams > Cavern > Punch You in the Eye > Runaway Jim > NICU > Stash, Waste, Walfredo, Character Zero > Slave to the Traffic Light
SET 2: Peaches en Regalia > Also Sprach Zarathustra > My Soul > Maze, Wolfman's Brother > Reba[1], Train Song, Harry Hood > Frankenstein
ENCORE: Bold As Love
Slave was dedicated to “a friend” (long-time taper Don Wright) who had been hit by a car earlier in the day. Trey teased Super Bad in 2001. Reba did not have the whistling ending.
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Super Bad tease in Also Sprach Zarathustra
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- Feb 18, 2018: Trey Anastasio - Athens, GA
- Feb 18, 2011: Trey Anastasio Band - Portland, ME
- Feb 18, 2010: Trey Anastasio Band - Milwaukee, WI
- Feb 18, 2003: Phish - Denver, CO
- Feb 18, 2000: Jazz Mandolin Project - Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Feb 18, 1993: Phish - Knoxville, TN
- Feb 18, 1989: Phish - Newmarket, NH
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This show was part of the "1997 Winter European Tour"
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, attached to 1997-02-18
Le Bataclan was a ballroom style club with a mezzanine, and the crowd seemed to be mostly local, but with a strong showing from American students in Paris for the semester. Slave was a nice first set closer, but the Harry Hood was definitely the highlight of the show. It's not a huge, stretched-out jam but it featured a nice tight progression building to a climax that really turned my head around. Even if the rest of the show is nothing special, this version of Harry Hood is worth checking out.
Review by Wingtip
Le Bataclan was a ballroom style club with a mezzanine, and the crowd seemed to be mostly local, but with a strong showing from American students in Paris for the semester. Slave was a nice first set closer, but the Harry Hood was definitely the highlight of the show. It's not a huge, stretched-out jam but it featured a nice tight progression building to a climax that really turned my head around. Even if the rest of the show is nothing special, this version of Harry Hood is worth checking out.
, attached to 1997-02-18
i give it a 4/5 stars. i think it was a very interesting setlist and had some good jamming in there but no where close to a 5/5. definitely closer to a 3/5
Review by skippy11
i give it a 4/5 stars. i think it was a very interesting setlist and had some good jamming in there but no where close to a 5/5. definitely closer to a 3/5
, attached to 1997-02-18
Average show here.Before the encore Trey states that Jimi Hendrix loved Paris.3 stars
Review by Mr_Incompletely
Average show here.Before the encore Trey states that Jimi Hendrix loved Paris.3 stars
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Review by zsmith0307
As others have mentioned, Harry Hood is the only stand-out jam, it gets even more beautiful than most versions.
While no other versions are stand-out, pretty much everything is well played, especially the Stash, Slave, and Reba. Come to think of it, this would be a great show for a novice. Really a greatest hits show that might not appeal as much to those looking for DWD->Carini->Taste->DWD craziness of the previous night, but I certainly enjoyed the ride.