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2013-10-25 9:37 pm, comment by NoHayBanda

so, i dont mean to be a dick, i am just interested in this and would love to see it done correctly. but the more i think about this, the more im sure this is showing the opposite of what is true.

the reason shows were so 'unpredictable' early was due to heavy repeats. just look at any notebook and compare it with a gap chart for that show. i randomly looked at 02.07.1991

http://phish.net/treys-notebook?basedate=1991-02-07 /> http://phish.net/setlists/gapchart.php?d=1991-02-07 />
due to the rules of treys notebook, this show was highly unpredictable. when in reality, there were THIRTEEN repeats from the night before. and five more on a 2 show gap.

due to their small song catalog, they were flooded with massive repeats early in their career, trey's notbook just isnt set up to evaluate them properly.

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