, attached to 1996-07-06

Review by dr_strangelove

dr_strangelove Check TheEmu's review, pretty spot on. As far as an opening set of music to a crowd that may be unfamiliar with Phish, they did a great job of playing everything well and with energy. As far as essential Phish, however, this can safely (and for good reason) be put on the backburner. Highlights:

1) Reba: Well played, straightforward, and reaches a nice, if standard, peak.

2) Maze: Mama mia, rage city! Wish I knew what that Italian crowd was thinking!

3) Hood: Nice build and peak where Trey holds on a note for an uncomfortably beautiful amount of time
Score: 2
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