My memories of this show aren't too clear, I do remember though that this was my introduction to the Aquarium Rescue Unit! We came in during their set and I was blown away. Only song of theirs that I remember from that night was Compared to What since my band (Jiggle the Handle) was also covering it at the time. My only strong memory of the Phish show as Col. Forbin's Ascent - I think that was the first time that I saw Trey narrating the story, acting out the climb upwards. And this was probably another time that I saw the trampolines - I must have seen them do Mike's Song three or four time in my first few shows. I am writing this in August 2016 and just saw Phish still performing songs like SOAM, and got to see Oteil play with Dead & Co. - life is good!!!

I unfortunately wasn't able to see the Somerville theatre show the night before which everyone was raving about. There was a lot of chatter about Tweezer Reprise from the night before. But this show did not disappoint.

This show had a lot of great energy and at times was all out rocking. The LA Woman tease was super cool and the Harry Hood in the second is one of my favorite Live Phish-inspired moments. Mike and Trey were really active and animated that night on stage. This was my fav show of the year.

I unfortunately wasn't able to see the Somerville theatre show the night before which everyone was raving about. There was a lot of chatter about Tweezer Reprise from the night before. But this show did not disappoint.

This show had a lot of great energy and at times was all out rocking. The LA Woman tease was super cool and the Harry Hood in the second is one of my favorite Live Phish-inspired moments. Mike and Trey were really active and animated that night on stage. This was my fav show of the year.

There are some rough patches in the first set here. Reba's composed sections are fine, and the jam starts OK, but it becomes rushed and unfocused and then clunks to an awkward and unpleasant end (D+). My Sweet One is waaaay cracked out and out of control, just messy. The SOAMelt, though, has some balls, and is more representative of the rest of the show. Short but decent versions of Weekapaug, Hood, Possum, and Jim. Highlights IMO would be the Hood and the Jim, but they're nothing mind blowing. Overall, I'd say it's straight up average-great Phish. 3 stars.

Decent audience recording for night 2. Unfortunately the levels run pretty hot for the first set. Luckily the levels are corrected for Set 2.

Oh Kee Pa cuts in to open the show. Good yet straightforward Reba. Some nice start/stop jamming in Melt. Weekapaug shreds in typical fashion to close out the first half.

A rare Dog Log opener starts off the second frame. The beginning is cropped a bit on Relisten. Nice solo from Trey in Llama. Forbin>Mockingbird does not have a guest horn player as stated in the text file. This must be in reference to Jamie Janover on didgeridoo as it also states Hood was dedicated to the Vermont Dairy Farmers. This is obviously in reference to the show at The Chance. Straightforward Mockingbird narration. Nice transitions between Mockingbird>Buried Alive>Hood. Very enjoyable Possum closer! The stage banter at the start of the encore is cut from Relisten for some reason? No HYHU intro/outro music surrounding Terrapin. Jim was the only repeat…so close! Another rippin’ version. The band comes back out for a well played Golgi.