absolute fire. Chalkdust -> BaSS -> Piper is some of the best Phish I've ever seen, period. the chalkdust itself is an all-time version of the song. BaSS was moved into expertly, and the following Piper was molten hot lava. Everything's Right isn't my favorite, but you could tell they were playing incredibly well because it was an excellent, intense version. throw in a nearly-20-minute Gin in the two slot of the show and a Cup > Antelope encore? well folks, that's what it's all about.

Not sure about the first set flow, but it had some great moments and strong playing. Nice of them to do "Old Home Place", since they're at SPAC, right?

2nd set was super psychedelic. SYSF went pretty big, I thought, but then this weird abrupt transition into Chalk Dust. But that's okay, Chalk Dust was huge. They went really deep this whole set. Sea of Stars was breathtakingly beautiful. Piper strong. Even Everything's Right got its bit of dark psychedelia. Great encore. Loving Cup a big rock sing along. Antelope, always great of course...just some absolutely stellar playing....fun show!

They definitely unleashed the beast last night. If stretched out, deep, heavy, experimental, face melting, evil Phish is your cup of tea, you came to the right place. SYSF, Chalkdust and Piper all fresh top shelf versions begging immediate relistens. First set Gin and Stranger big stand outs as well. Coming in hot to finish out this leg of an outstanding summer tour.

A great first set of jukebox phish.

A barn burner start to finish in set two. BaSS is a lovely breather for such an occasion. We may give this band all we got, but we are still much indebted to them. They continue to stretch their legs this tour in what will certainly be known as one of the best runs in phishtory.

Gonna need the Red Cross or FEMA at the Mothership if they keep this up...

A solid show w some solid jams.

First set was sorta all over the place and didn't have much of a flow but opening with First Tube, well, who doesn't love that song! the crowd was pumped, big energy out of the gate, Bathtub Gin, this sorta chilled everyone out, but who doesn't love Bathtub Gin? It was fun, then Devotion to a Dream and the Well, both alright, nothing spectacular, Birds of a Feather, called it before the show and it's a personal favorite so I was pumped, and it seemed to get everyone fired up again, Strawberry Letter 23 was pretty solid, fun song and def a crowd pleaser, Lawn Boy is always welcomed and if I'm getting a bluegrass song I don't mind Old home place, Hey Stranger is one of my favorite new songs and thought this one was jammed well, nicely done, Walls of the Cave, it's not gonna turn heads on paper, but damn, they absolutely shredded that ending! Def a great closer

Second Set was definitely a more cohesive set and had some big jams: Set Your Soul Free, not a favorite of mine but they seem to jam it well, and tonight was no different, nice almost 20 min version, the highlight and jam of the night, a near 30 min monster Chalkdust that went way out there, absolutely mind melting at times!, and after a big jam like that, a nice bathroom break is welcomed; Beneath the Sea and Stars...I'm sad that slow build Piper's are a thing of the past, I miss them, but tonight's Piper was jammed pretty hard , very enjoyable, and it went into a solid Everything's Right, another newer one that they seem to like to jam and the more I get the more it grows on me.

The encore was great , two awesome encore songs imo, def another big highlight, My wife called a Loving Cup encore so we both were def pumped for that and then Antelope! I called this earlier in the day and never gave up hope so I was extremely stoked on it! Not the best or craziest, but a very solid Antelope.
Overall, while it's not the going down in history type of show (that Chalkdust might be) I'd gladly take a show like this any day of the week!