Maze: I love what Trey does with the note bending at the start of his section; it gives a creepy vibe. This might be my all time favorite version. Great way to start the show

Theme From The Bottom: these guys are locked in. The one two punch is performed flawlessly and this Theme is the perfect length

NICU: standard

The Sloth: standard

Rift: lightning fast. No flubs (aka 1995)

Bouncing Around The Room: standard

Free: I love these 1995-1996 Frees. The jedi/percussion Trey jam is sick

Billy Breathes: gorgeous

Dog Faced Boy: lil calm before the storm

Chalk Dust Torture: some high energy raging to end the first set (storm)

Timber: exploratory but type 1 version to start the second set

Wilson: some samples in the intro I don’t recognize, otherwise average

Gumbo: nice jam before Page’s solo

You Enjoy Myself: woah. After the tramps Trey starts playing around and we’re type 2. Later on Trey switches to percussion and we get some Mike action. There’s a funk section with great Page, and it gets very quiet, then powers back up into normal YEM territory > vocal jam. Beast. No bass+drums so I am sad.

Lawn Boy: cool little treat

Slave To The Traffic Light: magnificent build. Great version

Crossroads: Trey’s voice is messed up but it's all good. Love this cover

Sweet Adeline: little acapella to end the set

Loving Cup: nice closer, with Page and Trey standing out

Solid show at the back end of the last mega Phish tour. The one two punch to start is awesome and they nail some compositions and the jam in YEM is spectacular and even a hint of cow funk to come in 1997. This is an 8/10 show. Highlights are Maze, Theme, YEM, and Slavel.