Gap Chart - Phish.net

PHISH, FRIDAY 04/26/1996

Set 1

Song	Last Played	Gap
Ya Mar,	1995-12-30	2 show gap
AC/DC Bag >	1995-12-30	2 show gap
Sparkle >	1995-12-31	1 show gap
Stash,	1995-12-29	3 show gap
Cars Trucks Buses,	1995-12-29	3 show gap
You Enjoy Myself ->	1995-12-31	1 show gap
Wolfman's Brother >	1995-12-01	17 show gap
Scent of a Mule >	1995-12-30	2 show gap
Also Sprach Zarathustra >	1995-12-30	2 show gap
Harry Hood >	1995-12-30	2 show gap
Sample in a Jar,	1995-12-30	2 show gap
A Day in the Life >	1995-12-30	2 show gap
David Bowie	1995-12-30	2 show gap

Encore

Song	Last Played	Gap
Hello My Baby,	1995-12-31	1 show gap
Cavern	1995-12-30	2 show gap

Average song gap: 2.93

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