Bobcat10
Footballguy
Bout to start 2nd set tonight...streaming on hoodstream. Missed the 1st...but they are saying it was solid.
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pantherclub
Footballguy
nevermind
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Bobcat10
Footballguy
hoodstreamdotcomslashstreams
pantherclub
Footballguy
thanks, I am an idiot
Bobcat10
Footballguy
can't figure out which is best...rolling Yasunobu for nowpantherclub
Footballguy
Carini had a lumpy head
Bobcat10
Footballguy
Pretty great 5 song entrance for set 2.damn, i'm so jealous right now...pyite was near top of my wishlist.
⚡DEADHEAD⚡
Footballguy
Great show at Alpine a couple Saturdays back.
Saturday, 06/30/2012
Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy, WI
Set 1: My Soul, Daniel Saw the Stone, AC/DC Bag > The Moma Dance, Runaway Jim, Let It Loose, Reba, Kill Devil Falls, The Sloth, Ocelot, Poor Heart, When the Circus Comes, Timber (Jerry) > The Oh Kee Pa Ceremony > Suzy Greenberg
Set 2: Backwards Down the Number Line > Carini > Wilson > Golden Age -> Also Sprach Zarathustra > Rock and Roll[1] > Steam > Piper > Quinn the Eskimo, Harry Hood > Character Zero[2]
Encore: Good Times Bad Times
Saturday, 06/30/2012
Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy, WI
Set 1: My Soul, Daniel Saw the Stone, AC/DC Bag > The Moma Dance, Runaway Jim, Let It Loose, Reba, Kill Devil Falls, The Sloth, Ocelot, Poor Heart, When the Circus Comes, Timber (Jerry) > The Oh Kee Pa Ceremony > Suzy Greenberg
Set 2: Backwards Down the Number Line > Carini > Wilson > Golden Age -> Also Sprach Zarathustra > Rock and Roll[1] > Steam > Piper > Quinn the Eskimo, Harry Hood > Character Zero[2]
Encore: Good Times Bad Times
The Lung
Footballguy
So I recorded last night's XM Sirius Radio broadcast of the Saratoga Performing Arts Center show and am listening to the performance yet again.
In general, this is typically strong Phish. The setlist is an eclectic mix, consisting of old school gems, the better of the new material, and tasty cover songs. (Cities, Peaches, Good Times, Bad Times, Boogie On, and 2001 are some of the best covers they do...the only thing missing was Frankenstein which is my absolute favor cover EVER) They also pay tribute to MCA of the Beastie Boys with the Sabotage encore. The way they creatively quote "Blister in the Sun" by the Violent Femmes in most of the second set was nothing short of musical genius.
But still, almost every song consisted of solos within the established chord pattern of the song. There were no extended segues, no achordal jamming, no forays into the deep end and the unknown. Where are the trips into the ozone like the 30+ minute David Bowie on 12/29/94 in Providence, which I was in attendance for? Ever hear the Bathtub Gin from the Murat on 8/13/93? Or the Stash from Orlando 11/14/95? Or the 11/29/97 Runaway Jim which was over a hour long? Or the Wolfman's from Halloween in Vegas in '98? (another one I was there for)
To some, this may be a *very* small component of the Phish experience, but for me it's unfortunately a critical one. Again, I'm glad that Phish is still out there entertaining folks and making people very, very happy. But I personally need the bold musical forays, or at least the threat that once per tour, on a given night they might launch into a trip into outer space. Since the turn of the century, that sense of risk seemingly just hasn't existed anymore...it seems like they are just content playing it safe. :(
Set 1
Grind
Possum
Golgi Apparatus
The Moma Dance
Torn and Frayed
Rift
Cities
Maze
Lawn Boy
Peaches En Regalia
Bathtub Gin
Good Times, Bad Times
Set 2
Down With Disease
Boogie On Reggae Woman
Golden Age
2001
Backwards Down The Number Line
Prince Caspian
Scent Of A Mule
Mike's Song
Contact
Weekapaug Groove
E:
Sabotage
In general, this is typically strong Phish. The setlist is an eclectic mix, consisting of old school gems, the better of the new material, and tasty cover songs. (Cities, Peaches, Good Times, Bad Times, Boogie On, and 2001 are some of the best covers they do...the only thing missing was Frankenstein which is my absolute favor cover EVER) They also pay tribute to MCA of the Beastie Boys with the Sabotage encore. The way they creatively quote "Blister in the Sun" by the Violent Femmes in most of the second set was nothing short of musical genius.
But still, almost every song consisted of solos within the established chord pattern of the song. There were no extended segues, no achordal jamming, no forays into the deep end and the unknown. Where are the trips into the ozone like the 30+ minute David Bowie on 12/29/94 in Providence, which I was in attendance for? Ever hear the Bathtub Gin from the Murat on 8/13/93? Or the Stash from Orlando 11/14/95? Or the 11/29/97 Runaway Jim which was over a hour long? Or the Wolfman's from Halloween in Vegas in '98? (another one I was there for)
To some, this may be a *very* small component of the Phish experience, but for me it's unfortunately a critical one. Again, I'm glad that Phish is still out there entertaining folks and making people very, very happy. But I personally need the bold musical forays, or at least the threat that once per tour, on a given night they might launch into a trip into outer space. Since the turn of the century, that sense of risk seemingly just hasn't existed anymore...it seems like they are just content playing it safe. :(
Set 1
Grind
Possum
Golgi Apparatus
The Moma Dance
Torn and Frayed
Rift
Cities
Maze
Lawn Boy
Peaches En Regalia
Bathtub Gin
Good Times, Bad Times
Set 2
Down With Disease
Boogie On Reggae Woman
Golden Age
2001
Backwards Down The Number Line
Prince Caspian
Scent Of A Mule
Mike's Song
Contact
Weekapaug Groove
E:
Sabotage
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Bobcat10
Footballguy
I think playing it safe is a pretty weird way to put it. They have no reason at all to play anything safe. They've had their share of aborts or peeling back too soon but I don't think it's because they want to be safe.
Listening to this set below a few nights ago was pure bliss and rage at the same time. Take out any chunk of it and replace it with a 30 minute Bowie and it's not the same. Some would like it, some wouldn't. To each his own.
Set 2: Chalk Dust Torture > Carini > Sand, Roses Are Free > Punch You In the Eye > Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley -> Ghost > Suzy Greenberg > Run Like an Antelope[2]
Time to go listen to set 2 tonight. Should be fantastic.
Listening to this set below a few nights ago was pure bliss and rage at the same time. Take out any chunk of it and replace it with a 30 minute Bowie and it's not the same. Some would like it, some wouldn't. To each his own.
Set 2: Chalk Dust Torture > Carini > Sand, Roses Are Free > Punch You In the Eye > Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley -> Ghost > Suzy Greenberg > Run Like an Antelope[2]
Time to go listen to set 2 tonight. Should be fantastic.
Kenny Powers
Footballguy
Best Phish Tour in a Decade
I havent listened to much besides the shows I saw, but based on those and the setlists, Id easily agree.
I havent listened to much besides the shows I saw, but based on those and the setlists, Id easily agree.
me toocant wait to see what the second leg brings...
will review the SPAC shows I saw in person if anyone is interested
⚡DEADHEAD⚡
Footballguy
Need tickets for San Francisco, if anybody's got the hook up.
7/6 Set I
First birthday show ever in 18 years of seeing this band. First show since ACL '10, so first real (non-festival) show since Deer Creek '09, and a much needed break only a month after my mom died unexpectedly. Needless to say, I was ready for this one.
RUNAWAY JIM was a totally conventional opener, but played with enthusiasm and intensity. It woke us up right quick. OCELOT and HEAVY THINGS were mellow "warm up" songs to be sure, but they were also played with extra energy and didn't fail to please. BACK ON THE TRAIN was groovy as always, but not particularly adventurous. FUNKY ##### is always fun to hear, and Page for the first of many times this weekend just destroyed it when he took the forefront.
Still a pretty uneventful, if fun and well-played first set. That was about to change.
TUBE is always a welcome song. Cryptic Fishman-penned lyrics present a bit of a zen koan, and a heavy funk jam in the middle. This song and Funky ##### were highly highly sought-after songs to see when I jumped on in in 1994. Tube was maybe once a year, Funky ##### once a tour if that. This song had recently shown signs of resuming its role as a sometimes extended jam vehicle, so I was excited. When the jam hit, a familiar line was present and instantly recognizable... PSYCHO KILLER! Talking Heads on the brain already from the pre-show PA music. Phish has played this four times, in 93, 97, 09, and now. Flawless transition back into Tube and a big celebration in the crowd when they wind up this one to remember. We're then treated to a sideshow from our own little troll Fishman. The BAH cymbals tip off that we will get the first CRACKLIN ROSIE in 13 years. I swear this song is about a blow-up doll (look up the lyrics) trey weaves psycho killer into the hyhu intro. lots of fun had by all, fishman acts the fool. we love it.
STASH is a typical dark, fractured tension-building jam, that is to say, great. BOUNCIN is a nice anthem now, "sweet" phish, not sick of it like in the olden days. PAUL AND SILAS a nice nod to classic bluegrass, and then HORN, a song I always felt was a letter from the band to us and us to the band. CORRINA is a gorgeous Taj Mahal song and Trey sings it sweetly. LIGHT UP OR LEAVE ME ALONE gives the set finish a very Big Cypress-y vibe as those two songs were major bust outs in the first set down in the everglades on 12/30/99. LUOLMA has an "out there" jam that feels a lot longer than the 4 or 5 minutes it was. Trey botched the end of the jam/song, but it was the jam of the night so far, so the band leaves the stage to a boisterous ovation.
First birthday show ever in 18 years of seeing this band. First show since ACL '10, so first real (non-festival) show since Deer Creek '09, and a much needed break only a month after my mom died unexpectedly. Needless to say, I was ready for this one.
RUNAWAY JIM was a totally conventional opener, but played with enthusiasm and intensity. It woke us up right quick. OCELOT and HEAVY THINGS were mellow "warm up" songs to be sure, but they were also played with extra energy and didn't fail to please. BACK ON THE TRAIN was groovy as always, but not particularly adventurous. FUNKY ##### is always fun to hear, and Page for the first of many times this weekend just destroyed it when he took the forefront.
Still a pretty uneventful, if fun and well-played first set. That was about to change.
TUBE is always a welcome song. Cryptic Fishman-penned lyrics present a bit of a zen koan, and a heavy funk jam in the middle. This song and Funky ##### were highly highly sought-after songs to see when I jumped on in in 1994. Tube was maybe once a year, Funky ##### once a tour if that. This song had recently shown signs of resuming its role as a sometimes extended jam vehicle, so I was excited. When the jam hit, a familiar line was present and instantly recognizable... PSYCHO KILLER! Talking Heads on the brain already from the pre-show PA music. Phish has played this four times, in 93, 97, 09, and now. Flawless transition back into Tube and a big celebration in the crowd when they wind up this one to remember. We're then treated to a sideshow from our own little troll Fishman. The BAH cymbals tip off that we will get the first CRACKLIN ROSIE in 13 years. I swear this song is about a blow-up doll (look up the lyrics) trey weaves psycho killer into the hyhu intro. lots of fun had by all, fishman acts the fool. we love it.
STASH is a typical dark, fractured tension-building jam, that is to say, great. BOUNCIN is a nice anthem now, "sweet" phish, not sick of it like in the olden days. PAUL AND SILAS a nice nod to classic bluegrass, and then HORN, a song I always felt was a letter from the band to us and us to the band. CORRINA is a gorgeous Taj Mahal song and Trey sings it sweetly. LIGHT UP OR LEAVE ME ALONE gives the set finish a very Big Cypress-y vibe as those two songs were major bust outs in the first set down in the everglades on 12/30/99. LUOLMA has an "out there" jam that feels a lot longer than the 4 or 5 minutes it was. Trey botched the end of the jam/song, but it was the jam of the night so far, so the band leaves the stage to a boisterous ovation.
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pantherclub
Footballguy
With no fall tour I have a feeling these next few shows are going to be quite the adventure
Maybe if Obama and Biden were not busy spreading hate, there would have been an awesome fall tour!
Fullback Fro
yesno
Friday can't come soon enough!
Apple Jack
Footballguy
Usually best to let the hallucinogens wear off before attempting a review.
pantherclub
Footballguy
I am assuming that was done by Mr Minor. The dude certainly has issues.
Apple Jack
Footballguy
I have no idea who that is, but he kinda sucks.Like the looks of set one and I imagine set two was a jamfest.
tommyGunZ
Footballguy
His writing is annoying, but there is a lot of great content on his blog music wise. His "No Spoilers" download series is awesome.
pantherclub
Footballguy
He is a admitted trust fund dude that takes his phish a bit too seriously
Fullback Fro
yesno
Loading up the boat.
Jefferson the Caregiver
Rebel Without A Pause
Watching the webcast from Oakland, CA, kind of embarassing. Tix were $300 on Stubhub yesterday. Hard to justify it, that being said if any Bay Area folks (Fro) have an extra ticket on Saturday or Sunday, I am ready to go.
Who Dat Ninja?
Footballguy
Anyone got a stream for tonight? Looks like a strong start.
tommyGunZ
Footballguy
Who Dat Ninja?
Footballguy
Hopefully we can find something for tomorrow at least. Did you hit the Long Beach show (you're in Southern Cal right?) Buddy had an extra for that night and this wknd, but I couldn't make it (I'm in Chicago). After the set lists I've seen I should've quit my job, looks great and hear they're killing it.If ya find a stream let me know, I'll do the same.i can't find it on uStream.
Who Dat Ninja?
Footballguy
Hell yeah. Thanks!
tommyGunZ
Footballguy
Long Beach show was as good as the hype. I was on the floor, but didn't see Bieber.Go here for tonight's ustream (audio only). DWD 2nd set opener playing now.Hopefully we can find something for tomorrow at least. Did you hit the Long Beach show (you're in Southern Cal right?)
tommyGunZ
Footballguy
Who Dat Ninja?
Footballguy
Yeah, I got it. I appreciate it. Thinking we get a strong cover this set, maybe a Terrapin for Jerry? At the Dead's old stomping grounds.Long Beach show was as good as the hype. I was on the floor, but didn't see Bieber.Go here for tonight's ustream (audio only). DWD 2nd set opener playing now.Hopefully we can find something for tomorrow at least. Did you hit the Long Beach show (you're in Southern Cal right?)
Who Dat Ninja?
Footballguy
2nd set kinda hit and miss, that was a short antelope, and the chalkdust lacked energy. Plus any set with wading is lame, I'll turn it off if they play Caspian
tommyGunZ
Footballguy
Agreed. That Tweezer was nasty though. Looking fwd to the Tweeprise closer.
Who Dat Ninja?
Footballguy
True, guess there's a lot of weekend left, gotta hold something back. Hopefully we get a strong encore. Was really hoping to catch a Divided Sky tonight. Guess I'll have to fire up the best Sky ever (and maybe the best song ever) 94 Halloween (maybe 95), whatever, its always great.
ETA: Guess that was the encore, missed the break. Decent show, can't wait for tmrw.
ETA: Guess that was the encore, missed the break. Decent show, can't wait for tmrw.
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Apple Jack
Footballguy
Red Rocks 1993
Furious Styles
Footballguy
I would think you could trade a Jason package straight up for a ticket pretty easily if you get down there early enough today.
