Poppy, snappy, aggressive Phish. While no stand out or all-time jams, this show glows with that mid-90's spark. First set featured great versions of The Sloth, Gumbo, and Funky Bitch. Second set got deeper with a dark dark Timber Ho!, followed by an Uncle Pen that meant business, then one of the more sinister, slow, almost half-time AC/DC. This one is firey, for sure. An underrated show, worth your time to crank up the audience recording and feel the hugeness.

Good show and some songs that I took for granted at the time, to date this is the only time I have seen Uncle Pen, Sloth, Lifeboy and Llama live. The PA going out was genius and I got a real kick out of that Phish trick. The anticipation of going to see the them the following night was just killing me and that is what I remember most.

SET 1: Ya Mar: Standard.

The Sloth: Standard.

Llama: Standard.

Gumbo: Standard.

Reba: Solid!

Talk: Standard.

Funky Bitch: Such good sports when the P.A. cut out.

Theme From the Bottom: Standard.

Good Times Bad Times: Ripped HARD.

SET 2: Timber (Jerry the Mule) > Uncle Pen, AC/DC Bag, Guyute: Standard.

Tweezer: An exceptional theme is realized at 8:32 and is ridden through 11:00. HOSE. ->

Lifeboy: Last time Tweezer was paired with Lifeboy out of 19 times. >

Scent of a Mule: Standard as far as I am concerned.

Slave to the Traffic Light: Very strange. Had it primed for excellence and out of nowhere it completely disintegrates.

ENCORE: Possum: Standard.

Summary: Average show. Reba and Tweezer have replay value. Other than that ????‍♂️