Phish

Sound Check

• Dog Log
• Fuck Your Face
• Blues Jam  >
• Drums

Set I

• Golgi Apparatus
• Chalk Dust Torture
• Foam
• Wilson  >
• The Landlady  >
• Destiny Unbound
• Rhombus Narration  >
• Divided Sky
• Tube
• I Didn’t Know
• You Enjoy Myself
• Cavern

Set II

• Buried Alive  >
• The Sloth
• Uncle Pen
• David Bowie
• Fee
• The Squirming Coil
• The Oh Kee Pa Ceremony  >
• Suzy Greenberg
• Take The 'A' Train
• Split Open And Melt
• Hold Your Head Up  >
• Terrapin  >
• Hold Your Head Up
• Memories
• Llama

This was Phish’s only play at the Music Farm. It was an 18-and-over show, but the Nov/Dec 91 Phish Update stated “only 50 under 21 admitted.” The Dog Log soundcheck featured “where’s Dandy Don” alternative lyrics about Colorado promoter and friend Don Strasburg. Soundcheck also included the 1st known performance of Fuck Your Face since 4/29/87. Wilson was unfinished (no “Blat Boom”) and ended with the scatted opening drum part for Peaches en Regalia > The Landlady. Before Divided Sky, Trey welcomed everyone to the farm and explained that Phish are troubadours from Gamehendge in the first Rhombus Narration in a year and a half (since 4/6/90). Cavern started with an Another One Bites The Dust tease and ended with The Simpsons secret language. During Hold Your Head Up, Trey introduced Fish as Showboat Gertrude and Terrapin as “a song by Henrietta, alias Showboat Gertrude”. Memories was performed without microphones and Trey joked that the band members spontaneously break into song when they go together to the barber’s shop. Llama was preceded by a unique Gamehendge narration, “this song takes you to the top of a mountain with a rebel troop about to get attacked by these other troops coming up the mountain in a war-torn nightmare of futuristic Gamehendge.” After this show, the band and crew traveled to Athens, Georgia for a day off followed by their final Georgia Theatre show.