Phish: 09/09/2000 Entire Set Two and Encore [VQ: A-, AQ: A-]
Phish: 07/17/2000 Austin City Limits Entire Show Playlist [VQ: A, AQ: A]
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=78D10726B8E0E145Beauty of My Dreams, My Soul, Inlaw Josie Wales, Limb By Limb, Circus, Back On The Train, Twist, Possum, Sleep, First Tube, Credits
Phish: Farmhouse Studio Sessions Clips
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=CA8A0A42EB0DB790Phish: 05/23/2000 Hard Rock Live Playlist [VQ: A, AQ: A+, TV]
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=2E10ACA7A3C94BBCAC/DC Bag, Wilson, First Tube, Ya Mar, Mike’s, Simple, It’s Ice, When The Circus Comes, Back On The Train, Gotta Jibboo, Taste, Sleeping Monkey, Punch You In The Eye, Twist, Waste, Piper, You Enjoy Myself, Run Like An Antelope, Train Song, Bug, Boogie On -> Cavern
Phish: Japan Tour 2010 Pro-Shot Compilation Playlist
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=BAC8C52583D54144Heavy Things, Interview, First Tube, Bug, Interview, Prince Caspian, Farmhouse, Interview, Back On The Train, Interview, Character Zero
Mike Gordon: Phil & Friends FOB 04/08/2000 Boston, MA
A tour opener for one of my favorite Phil Lesh & Friends lineups, this show features Mike Gordon on the Wolfman’s Brother encore. Check out this most excellent previously uncirculated recording of a fantastic show. – ScottyB
Phish: 06/16/2000 DSBD Matrix Osaka, JPN
A tasty matrix of the last show from Phish’s tour of Japan in 2000 sounds fantastic. A worthy add to any fan’s collection. – ScottyB
Remembrances: 10 Years Later – Phish in Japan Pt. 3 [Hidden Track]
The guys in front of me turned around, and began trying to explain frantically in Japanese what the rainbow meant. Bewildered, I motioned my surrender and explained – my Japanese is not nearly that good, you are going to need to slow down. One grabbed my shirt, as if to tell me not to leave: what they had to say was important. They conferred for a moment in an animated huddle, and one looked right at me, as if he had just discovered alchemy or something, and yelled in English, “Trey magic man! He red wizard! He sky owner!” I responded in Japanese with a phrase that seemed to really freak them out: “I can neither confirm nor deny.”
Remembrances: 10 Years Later – Japan Tour Pt. 2 [Hidden Track]
Phish took the stage and unleashed a strong first set. Extremely well played, high energy, and exemplary of their many styles and moods, they introduced themselves to the crowd with an iron-clad grip. In response, a friend acknowledged their Axilla opener with a hello of his own: A few rows in front of Trey, he danced with a toy he had purchased on a whim in Shibuya earlier that day swaying high above his head – Captain Pecker the Party Wrecker – a four foot, inflatable penis with the word MEATSTICK written in large marker on its side. I have had a few people ask me along the way if I thought Trey had seen the Captain. Let me be clear: everybody saw Captain Pecker the Party Wrecker, including Brad Sands, who rushed over to tell my friend that yes, they were videotaping the show for Japanese TV, and – while hilarious – there was no room in the video for the Captain, because the cameras “couldn’t see the band.” Brad retired the rubber Captain to the side of the stage, but the Meatstick request had been delivered.
Remembrances: 10 Years Later – Phish in Japan Pt. 1 [Hidden Track]
Nestled in the heart of Tokyo, Shibuya personifies Japan’s neon lit glow and lightning-speed pace, and is the heart of its vibrant youth culture. It is literally a place where you are apt to see just about anything on its streets – from magic mushroom vendors to transgendered vampire unicyclists, but even still, I was not possibly ready for what we encountered as we turned up the alley toward one of Tokyo’s hippest small music venues. Moving closer, we saw what you do outside every Phish show in America – fans, scalpers and vendors swarming outside the club, buying and selling wares and tickets, and reuniting with friends. But that is where the similarities ended.
Reprints: Trey Anastasio Interview From 2000 [Jambands]
TA: I remember we played one show right before the last Hampton show [Providence Civic Center, 12-13-99]. We all came off stage and we had just played this horrible, non-grooving version of “Gotta Jibboo” and everyone was steaming around the band room, like gritting their teeth (laughs). Everybody wanted to say something, but we were all just kind of storming around, honoring the no-analyzing rule. Finally, there was just an outburst and everybody started yelling at the same time, “What the fuck,” you know? (laughs).