Icculus Jam Chart - Phish.Net

Jam Chart for Icculus (2 entries)

Date	City	Timing	Notes
1994-06-22	Columbus, OH	3:42	-> in from "Simple." A high energy, highly amusing version of "Icculus," ripe with NBA references, appears midway through an incredible "Simple" medley.
1999-07-18	Volney, NY	4:25	-> in from "Catapult." Nice jam on this Deep Purple classic. Trey adds some amusing banter about musical similarities between this song and Ted Nugent's "Cat Scratch Fever." > to "Icculus."

Date

City

Timing

Notes

1994-06-22

3:42

-> in from "Simple." A high energy, highly amusing version of "Icculus," ripe with NBA references, appears midway through an incredible "Simple" medley.

1999-07-18

Volney, NY

4:25

-> in from "Catapult." Nice jam on this Deep Purple classic. Trey adds some amusing banter about musical similarities between this song and Ted Nugent's "Cat Scratch Fever." > to "Icculus."

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