What a great show!! Loved the aesthetic of the lights--and of this whole album. So much room for dancing; cool big space to go outside between sets; friendly folks waiting in line for booze; cool type-writer set up at the merch table (anyone know what was up with that?? I forgot to check it out)

I am *really* hoping he releases this one for download. I don't think I saw any tapers.

I drove out from Cleveland alone, and dragged a friend from town. It's always funny going solo to a show as a woman, so I'm glad my friend was able to make it. She loved it. She kept saying "this is do whatever you want and dance with your eyes closed music!"

Anyway, this is a great album, and that was a great show. Second set was so great. Either, Yarmouth Road -> Either > Ether....actually I will just wind up typing out the whole thing. Awesome.
Also was super pumped about Pretty Boy Flord. You go, Tom Cleary. You go.

This was another home town show and my first time seeing Mike or for that any Phish related since Star Lake 98. I just moved back to Pittsburgh and was stoked that Mike was coming and to stage A & E, small 5,000 capacity venue. Anywhere inside is a great place to be. I was off to the side 20 ft away with plenty of room to dance. My highlight was Barton Hollow. I just got into the Civil Wars and really dug their version of Barton Hollow so when Mike busted it out as the encore I was super stoked. The show was great, Phans were great. Only thing that bummed me out was no Live Phish release or poster. I did get a t shirt which my niece quickly claimed as hers........grrr. lol.