I will always remember where I was witnessing my favorite band perform a fantastic show mere hours from the public learning they had been snubbed from the Hall of Fame... and Phish (at least Trey) campaigned for it... we won the fan vote, phish did a profile for the New Yorker, had articles popping up in Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, and Consequence of Sound supporting their Hall of Fame bid... and just to be rejected. Rejected by a glorified Hard Rock Cafe in Cleveland. The worst part is its clear there was a push and at least someone really cared about this recognition. And I traveled from NYC for the Hollywood Bowl run not realizing the announcement was on the same night as the tour closer... I found out in our waymu ride to the venue. But it hurt cuz it felt like it mattered to Phish who've rarely attracted mainstream recognition. The song choices felt intentional. There were intense lows and highs that felt more emotional than a typical phish rager, which are more carefree and light in mood. I loved this show, I'm glad I was there for it.