Soundcheck: Golden Lady, Weigh, Funky Bitch
SET 1: Fee[1] -> Down with Disease > Foam, The Mango Song, The Old Home Place, Stash, The Lizards, Dog Faced Boy, Run Like an Antelope[2]
SET 2: Also Sprach Zarathustra > Mike's Song -> Simple -> Mike's Song > I Am Hydrogen > Weekapaug Groove, Sleeping Monkey, The Curtain > Fast Enough for You > Scent of a Mule, Slave to the Traffic Light
ENCORE: Sweet Adeline, Foreplay/Long Time[3], Cavern
Trey sang the verses of Fee through a megaphone. Antelope included an All Fall Down signal and a Cannonball tease. Weekapaug closed with a Can’t You Hear Me Knocking jam. The Foreplay part of Foreplay/Long Time was subsequently teased again in Cavern.
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Cannonball tease in Run Like an Antelope, Can't You Hear Me Knocking jam in Weekapaug Groove, Foreplay/Long Time tease in Cavern
Debut Years (Average: 1989)
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- Oct 21, 2018: Phish - Hampton, VA
- Oct 21, 2016: Phish - Alpharetta, GA
- Oct 21, 2014: Phish - Santa Barbara, CA
- Oct 21, 2011: Marco Benevento Trio - Burlington, VT
- Oct 21, 2008: Trey Anastasio Band - Providence, RI
- Oct 21, 2006: Trey Anastasio Band - Ann Arbor, MI
- Oct 21, 2006: The Rhythm Devils - Toledo, OH
- Oct 21, 2002: Pork Tornado - Minneapolis, MN
- Oct 21, 2001: Jazz Mandolin Project - San Diego, CA
- Oct 21, 2001: Oysterhead - Seattle, WA
- Oct 21, 1996: Phish - New York, NY
- Oct 21, 1995: Phish - Lincoln, NE
- Oct 21, 1989: Phish - Burlington, VT
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This show was part of the "1994 Fall Tour"
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, attached to 1994-10-21
I was doing my taxes and felt compelled to stop for a moment just to acknowledge the Antelope from this show as I just listened to it for the first time in a long time. Quite the rager right there. This whole first set is just oozing with intensity just like 6-18-94. Not commenting on the second set now since I am going to go back to taxes, but give this show a whirl.
Review by mcgrupp81
I was doing my taxes and felt compelled to stop for a moment just to acknowledge the Antelope from this show as I just listened to it for the first time in a long time. Quite the rager right there. This whole first set is just oozing with intensity just like 6-18-94. Not commenting on the second set now since I am going to go back to taxes, but give this show a whirl.
, attached to 1994-10-21
While nothing really in particular stands out from this show, it is still a very solid, all-around great one. From the opening notes of Fee you can tell they are feeling good and ready to throw down. The first set is very diverse in my opinion ranging from storytelling in Fee and Lizards, high energy hosing in Disease and Antelope, a dash of bluegrass in Old Home Place, the intricate windings of Foam, to the silliness and fun of Mango Song. This set epitomises the different faces of Phish all while imploring great flow and execution.
The second set is pretty standard '94 stuff opening with a typical 2001 and quickly moving into Mikes. While Mike's through Weekapaug is fairly short, it never lets up on the energy and rocks the entire way through, and they seem to love belting out Simple. They cool things down with a fun Sleeping Monkey and go into a well executed Curtain before popping off a good Mule. The show ends with a shorter but super sweet Slave that peaks ever so perfectly.
Good encore with the boys showing off more of their acapella > acoustic > electric talents.
Give this show a listen, you won't be disappointed.
Review by Harryshappyplace
While nothing really in particular stands out from this show, it is still a very solid, all-around great one. From the opening notes of Fee you can tell they are feeling good and ready to throw down. The first set is very diverse in my opinion ranging from storytelling in Fee and Lizards, high energy hosing in Disease and Antelope, a dash of bluegrass in Old Home Place, the intricate windings of Foam, to the silliness and fun of Mango Song. This set epitomises the different faces of Phish all while imploring great flow and execution. The second set is pretty standard '94 stuff opening with a typical 2001 and quickly moving into Mikes. While Mike's through Weekapaug is fairly short, it never lets up on the energy and rocks the entire way through, and they seem to love belting out Simple. They cool things down with a fun Sleeping Monkey and go into a well executed Curtain before popping off a good Mule. The show ends with a shorter but super sweet Slave that peaks ever so perfectly.
Good encore with the boys showing off more of their acapella > acoustic > electric talents.
Give this show a listen, you won't be disappointed.
, attached to 1994-10-21
Another fine Fall ‘94 show. While this show lacks much in the way of the monster jams from the previous couple of shows, there are a bunch of solid tunes and the band is in fine form. The Antelope to close the first set in particular really stands out. This version is chaotic, with frenzied energy making this worthy of multiple listens.
The Mike’s > Simple > Mike’s > H2 > Weekapaug is another fun run, similar to the earlier sequences from the tour but I liked each of the prior versions of Weekapaug better. Still, I’m loving the segues in and out of Mike’s into Simple.
Also, the FEFY seems to have just a bit more verve than usual. I really like this version.
Overall, the band continues to play extremely well and this show is another fine example of that playing, although the show lacks any absolute must-listens.
Review by Miguelito
Another fine Fall ‘94 show. While this show lacks much in the way of the monster jams from the previous couple of shows, there are a bunch of solid tunes and the band is in fine form. The Antelope to close the first set in particular really stands out. This version is chaotic, with frenzied energy making this worthy of multiple listens. The Mike’s > Simple > Mike’s > H2 > Weekapaug is another fun run, similar to the earlier sequences from the tour but I liked each of the prior versions of Weekapaug better. Still, I’m loving the segues in and out of Mike’s into Simple.
Also, the FEFY seems to have just a bit more verve than usual. I really like this version.
Overall, the band continues to play extremely well and this show is another fine example of that playing, although the show lacks any absolute must-listens.
, attached to 1994-10-21
This show isn't quite as good, but it reminds me a lot of the 12-1-95 show. Lots of similarities in the set construction: DWD > early in the first set, a huge Mike's Song/Groove early in the second set.
I hold 12-1-95 in pretty high regard, and this show ain't that. But still would say that they're clearly of the same ripping era.
Review by dr32timmymeat
This show isn't quite as good, but it reminds me a lot of the 12-1-95 show. Lots of similarities in the set construction: DWD > early in the first set, a huge Mike's Song/Groove early in the second set. I hold 12-1-95 in pretty high regard, and this show ain't that. But still would say that they're clearly of the same ripping era.
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Review by soundboy1
The venue held 1200 people and I remember being very close at this one. With these old theaters the ushers weren't equipped to deal with people who would simply not sit in their seats. After awhile they would just give up and let everyone enjoy themselves. God I miss those days.
So I listened to this show before I wrote this. I remember at the time thinking it was a good show but nothing special. Listening back now it sounds fantastic. The opening trio is very smooth and complement each other very well. The Mike's Groove is also fantastic. This was the show where I first got Simple. Before i couldn't really understand it but this show kind of hammered it home...