SET 1: Chalk Dust Torture, Foam, Uncle Pen, It's Ice, Bouncing Around the Room, Llama, Fee > Divided Sky, Cavern, Possum
SET 2: Paul and Silas, Mike's Song > I Am Hydrogen > Weekapaug Groove, Esther > The Landlady > Destiny Unbound, Buried Alive > The Squirming Coil[1] -> Tweezer, Memories[2]
ENCORE: Hold Your Head Up > Terrapin > Hold Your Head Up, Tweezer Reprise
Possum contained Wedding March teases from Trey. Yours Is No Disgrace was teased by Trey before Paul and Silas. Coil featured an interesting Dixieland-style jam outro that segued into a dissonant and intense Tweezer. Memories was performed without microphones.
Teases
Wedding March tease in Possum, Yours Is No Disgrace tease
Debut Years (Average: 1988)
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This show was part of the "1991 Fall Tour"
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, attached to 1991-10-03
The interesting outro to Coil, especially with regard to what Trey plays, almost sounds like a Destiny Unbound Reprise. Very cool, whatever they were thinking.
Review by GitDown
The interesting outro to Coil, especially with regard to what Trey plays, almost sounds like a Destiny Unbound Reprise. Very cool, whatever they were thinking.
, attached to 1991-10-03
The audience recording for this show is decent but suffers from a handful of cassette generations in its lineage. A mostly enjoyable listen overall. Hopefully the master tapes find there way into circulation someday.
Strong versions of Chalk Dust and Foam get the show started. Uncle Pen makes its debut performance of tour after a brief hiatus. Decent Ice. Llama rips per usual. Sky soars! Possum rounds out set 1 on a high note.
Paul and Silas makes for a fun set opener! Enjoyable Groove! A cool impromptu spunky little jam transitions out of Page’s solo in Coil. Tape flip at the end of Coil but it doesn’t appear any music is lost. Coil melts beautifully into Tweezer. Infectious little jam in Tweezer. Most of Terrapin is cut, picking up during Henrietta’s vac solo.
Review by thelot
The audience recording for this show is decent but suffers from a handful of cassette generations in its lineage. A mostly enjoyable listen overall. Hopefully the master tapes find there way into circulation someday.Strong versions of Chalk Dust and Foam get the show started. Uncle Pen makes its debut performance of tour after a brief hiatus. Decent Ice. Llama rips per usual. Sky soars! Possum rounds out set 1 on a high note.
Paul and Silas makes for a fun set opener! Enjoyable Groove! A cool impromptu spunky little jam transitions out of Page’s solo in Coil. Tape flip at the end of Coil but it doesn’t appear any music is lost. Coil melts beautifully into Tweezer. Infectious little jam in Tweezer. Most of Terrapin is cut, picking up during Henrietta’s vac solo.
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Review by Anonymous
I saw Phish for the first time on Thursday Oct 3 at a bar called Mabel's in Champaign Illinois(where I go to school). I had a great time and met a lot of great people who had traveled some distance to see the show. I have been listening to their studio stuff and bootlegs for some time now, but I have managed to miss them every single time they've come to Chicago(where i live). ... It was great. The hottest jams(IMHO) were We Ka Pa Groove(on trampolines), Divided Sky, Possum, Picture of Nectar. I hope these guys remember us on their next tour, because i simply must see them again.