SET 1: Runaway Jim, Foam, Sparkle, Split Open and Melt > Mound, Punch You in the Eye, Sample in a Jar, Reba, I Didn't Know[1], David Bowie[2]
SET 2: Lengthwise[3] -> Maze, Bouncing Around the Room, Uncle Pen, Harry Hood[4], Big Ball Jam, It's Ice, You Enjoy Myself, Harpua > She's So Cold[5] > Harpua, Chalk Dust Torture
ENCORE: AC/DC Bag, Sweet Adeline
I Didn’t Know featured Fish (introduced by Trey as “Madonna”) on washboard. Bowie included All Fall Down and Simpsons signals; Hood later contained another Simpsons signal and Pink Panther theme and Odd Couple theme teases. The segue from Lengthwise to Maze included an audience assist: the audience continued to sing the Lengthwise chorus after Fish finished, and the Maze high-hat intro completed the transition. Harpua contained Buried Alive and Axel F teases. The Phish debut of She's So Cold was incomplete. At the end of Chalk Dust and again before AC/DC Bag, Trey made comments about Bonnie Raitt, who was also playing in town and whom he “has a big crush on.” Sweet Adeline was dedicated to "Nina," who lost her ID and got it back from Trey on stage.
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Review by theghost
But revisiting this one.... wow, their energy is just crackling. One of those shows where you can clearly feel that they're glowing with enthusiasm. This isn't about any deep experiments or good beats you can dance too.... it's about just letting it rip on a remarkable catalog of material. Jim, Foam, Split!, Mike throwing killer fills into PYITE and Sample (zesty early version), and the kind of blistering Bowie that was basically extinct a couple of years later.
This one's in the mold of some of my underrated 94 favorites: 4/10/94, 5/8/94, 5/13/94, 6/21/94 . In the box barn-burners.... I love 'em even if others write them off as vanilla.