Spread It 'Round Jam Chart

Jam Chart for Spread It 'Round (1 entries)

Date	City	Timing	Notes
2003-08-02	Limestone, ME	8:49	Crazed, energetic and noisy jam. Is it a continuation of earlier play (the -> from "Seven Below" and that song's outro)? Is it "Spread It Round"? It's only been played twice, so comp this against the 7.15. Some might argue it's tougher to listen to than write about. Not we. Calling this a "wall of sound" is lazy. It's Fest Phish from the Finest in the Nation.

Date

City

Timing

Notes

2003-08-02

8:49

Crazed, energetic and noisy jam. Is it a continuation of earlier play (the -> from "Seven Below" and that song's outro)? Is it "Spread It Round"? It's only been played twice, so comp this against the 7.15. Some might argue it's tougher to listen to than write about. Not we. Calling this a "wall of sound" is lazy. It's Fest Phish from the Finest in the Nation.

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