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Phish Shows

Date	Venue	Location	Rating
2003
2003-08-02	Loring Commerce Centre	Limestone, ME	4.6125
1998
1998-08-16	Loring Commerce Centre	Limestone, ME	4.5536
1998-08-15	Loring Commerce Centre	Limestone, ME	4.5708
1997
1997-08-17	Loring Commerce Centre	Limestone, ME	4.6223
1997-08-16	Loring Commerce Centre	Limestone, ME	4.6103
1995
1995-12-11	Cumberland County Civic Center	Portland, ME	4.4135
1994
1994-07-03	The Ballpark	Old Orchard Beach, ME	4.1176
1991
1991-08-03	Larrabee Farm, a.k.a. Amy’s Farm	Auburn, ME	4.4505

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