Phish: 04/04/1994 II SBD Burlington, VT
Phish opened their ‘94 Spring Tour with a special show at the Flynn in Burlington that featured a version of the Giant Country Horns. This torrent features a SBD recording of the second set of that show - ScottyB
Phish: 05/21/1988 UNCIRCULATED Burlington, VT
Notes:
-Prior to Letter to Jimmy Page, Trey announced that per “Del’s” request, they were going to play Letter to Jimmy Page as a band, and then Fish would play it by himself (telling the crowd that Fish didn’t know it)
-YEM was dedicated to Del
-This show included the first known Phish performance of St. Thomas.
-La Grange was dedicated to Mike.
-Note that Trey refers to Tela as a debut at this show, though it actually debuted on 3/12/88.
-Note the jam in this Tela sounds an aweful lot like Split Open and Melt.
-Big Leg Emma was played for the first time since May 3, 1985 (100 shows).*Caveat Emptor*
- Source info is questionable. This is what was on the DAT.
- The show is riddled with cuts. I crossfaded most all of them. Some were left as-is.
- Set 3 is loaded with digital errors. I ran a couple of de-click and de-crackle plugins to lessen the harshness of the errors. This is by no means perfect, but here it is at long last.
Phish: 09/17/1990 UNKNOWN UNCIRCULATED Burlington, VT
Source: Cass3>Sony Music Machine>Cdr>.Wav (Windows Media Player lossless)>flac (Traders Little Helper level8)
1. //Run Like an Antelope * > Lawn Boy (4:59) 2. Funky Bitch (4:57) 3. Cavern > (4:47) 4. HYHU > (1:44) 5. Terrapin > (4:58) 6. HYHU ** (3:16) 7. Mike’s Song > (6:54) 8. Hydrogen > (3:11) 9. Weekapaug Groove *** (6:32)
Encore: 10. MY Sweet One **** (5:40) 11. Paul and Silas **** (4:00) 12. La Grange > Rocky Top **** (7:30)
* Trey quotes ‘Fixin to Die’ lyrics
** ‘Mindy is leaving…’, band intros
*** Groove is in the Heart jams
**** w/ Russell Flanagan on fiddle
Phish: 12/03/1989 SBD Burlington, VT
This appears to have circulated online in low gen in the past, but without the Fee. I have no idea why. This is the complete show, and since it is nearly the 20th anniversary of the show, it is about time it gets circulated online in complete form.
The online Spreadsheet doesn’t have this show complete yet, though presumably it will use this version soon. I don’t believe that a higher quality (overall) version of this show circulates, but there are a few cuts and flaws here and there, like at the beginnings of Gin, Oh Kee Pa and In A Hole. There is also a cut after Divided and a fade out in the transition between Fee and Possum because of the tape flips. I could have cut this fade out, but I didn’t want to upset the “integrity” of the original copy, which kinda seems silly upon reflection. But whatever.
The Phones (Members of Phish & The Jones): 12/08/1986 UNCIRCULATED S. Burlington, VT
Though this wasn’t a Phish show, it is likely the first time members of Phish performed publicly on New Year’s Eve. A booking company telephoned The Joneses on New Year’s Eve and asked them if they could play a last-minute show.Apparently not all members of the band were in town so they added Trey and Page and played the show as a combination of the two bands, called “The Phones.” The lineup included Trey on guitar, Page on keys, Steve Drebber on drums, Dan Pine on drums, Tim “T.J.” Johnston on bass, and Mark Jensen on percussion. Sound was engineered by Garrett Mead. While a setlist is not available, it is known that the show included Eyes of the World, Grapevine (I Heard it Through the…), and a Bachman-Turner Overdrive song. While most “sideshows” are listed in a separate chapter, this show is also listed here for its historical significance.
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