Phish

Sound Check

• Memories
• Dog Log
• Blues Jam
• Shaggy Dog
• Makisupa Policeman  >
• Blues Jam
• Take The 'A' Train

Set I

• Wilson
• Runaway Jim
• Foam
• Colonel Forbin's Ascent  >
• Fly Famous Mockingbird
• My Sweet One
• Stash
• The Curtain  >
• Cavern
• The Mango Song
• Run Like An Antelope

Set II

• Buried Alive  >
• Reba
• Chalk Dust Torture
• Sparkle
• Brother
• The Lizards
• Hold Your Head Up  >
• Terrapin  >
• Hold Your Head Up
• Harpua

Encore

• Sweet Adeline
• Golgi Apparatus

This was Phish’s second show at The Portsmouth Music Hall.  It was an all ages show presented by Dionysian Productions with a $12.50 ticket price.  The show, which occurred in the midst of a Nor’easter snowstorm, was completely sold out.  Before and during Buried Alive and Reba, Trey teased The Christmas Song.  During Terrapin, Fish played his vacuum solo while Mike directed the vacuum’s exhaust into his microphone.  Before Sweet Adeline, Trey celebrated the end of the tour by giving away the two mini-trampolines to the audience (see 8/15/04).  When the excited crowd near the stage got too grabby, Fish said “I knew we should have raffled them”.  This prompted Trey and Mike to offer Fish to the audience too, pushing him into the crowd.  Sweet Adeline was performed without microphones.  This was the last show until New Year’s Eve and Trey said “see you in March” while thanking the crowd at the end of Golgi.  Between this show and the next (12/31/91), Trey and Tom got together in New Jersey for a “Bivouac” writing session.