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PHISH, MONDAY 08/15/2011

UIC PAVILION, UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOISUIC PAVILION, UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

SET 1: Back on the Train > Rift > Guelah Papyrus, Scent of a Mule, Jesus Just Left Chicago, Wolfman's Brother, Anything But Me, Babylon Baby^[1], Reba, Alumni Blues > Letter to Jimmy Page > Alumni Blues

SET 2: Sand > Light > Dirt > Waves -> Undermind^[2] -> Steam > Fire

ENCORE: Camel Walk, Guyute, The Horse > Silent in the Morning, Harry Hood

This show marked the Phish debut of Babylon Baby. At the start of Alumni Blues, Trey said "that green ball came up here just enough times" in reference to a fan's ball with "Alumni Blues" on it. Undermind featured Page on theremin. The second set deliberately featured many songs relating to the elements Earth, Wind, Fire and Water.

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