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Review by jackl
Last year’s 12/29 was a rager. I recall thinking at that show as well as the kast year’s SPAC WW Benefit N2 jammed out “Chalkdust” and the last night of the 10/25-27/24 hurricane benefit shows at my hometownish shed Knickerbocker/Pepsi/MVP Arena N3 10/27, also on my download rotation, that the shows Phish is playing these days surpasses the 1.0 level of quality, intensity and consistency (% truly memorably great vs. “average great” shows).
I won’t go into a play by play recap because others above have done that aptly and much better than someone who kinda sucks at the Phish in terms of musicology. But I’ll say that the exploration that happened in Ruby Waves was jaw dropping and that Section 112 behind the stage at MSG is one of the best places in the world to see Phish. Our 137th show since 5/6/93.