SET 1: Simple -> Punch You in the Eye > Gumbo > Reba, The Well > David Bowie, Character Zero
SET 2: Sample in a Jar > Tweezer > Lonely Trip, Crosseyed and Painless > Pillow Jets, You Enjoy Myself
ENCORE: Wading in the Velvet Sea, First Tube
Gumbo contained Manteca teases from Page and Tweezer teases from Trey. Trey teased Manteca in Tweezer.
Debut Years (Average: 1998)
Song Distribution
Evolve
3
Stash
3
Junta
2
Farmhouse
1
The Story of the Ghost
1
Billy Breathes
1
Hoist
1
A Picture of Nectar
1
Lawn Boy
1
The White Tape
1
Evolve
3
Stash
3
Junta
2
Farmhouse
1
The Story of the Ghost
1
Billy Breathes
1
Hoist
1
A Picture of Nectar
1
Lawn Boy
1
The White Tape
1
On This Date
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- Apr 23, 1994: Merl Saunders and the Rainforest Band - Atlanta, GA
- Apr 23, 1993: Phish - Hamilton, NY
- Apr 23, 1992: Phish - Seattle, WA
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This show was part of the "2025 Spring Tour"
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This show had it all, baby. Lots of old songs with just a touch of new - from the Evolve album. Not too many or too few songs, with good flow thru the show and extended jams in both first and second sets. A very smooth, and only, Simple -> Punch in band history. Dirty jams - The Well. Frenzied jams - Crosseyed and Painless. Proper ballads in their proper place in the middle of the set - Reba and Lonely Trip. Perfect Encore with Wading in the Velvet Sea to bring us together and then First Tube to bring us out on a high note. And also Phish's national anthem - You Enjoy Myself - with a vocal jam that was actually well put together! Oh and almost forgot, a 30 minute Tweezer...
Thank you Phish! And thank you San Francisco!
Review by Koa96
This show had it all, baby. Lots of old songs with just a touch of new - from the Evolve album. Not too many or too few songs, with good flow thru the show and extended jams in both first and second sets. A very smooth, and only, Simple -> Punch in band history. Dirty jams - The Well. Frenzied jams - Crosseyed and Painless. Proper ballads in their proper place in the middle of the set - Reba and Lonely Trip. Perfect Encore with Wading in the Velvet Sea to bring us together and then First Tube to bring us out on a high note. And also Phish's national anthem - You Enjoy Myself - with a vocal jam that was actually well put together! Oh and almost forgot, a 30 minute Tweezer...Thank you Phish! And thank you San Francisco!
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