Phish

Soundcheck

• Dog Log/Happy Whip And Dung Song
• Paul And Silas
• Funky Bitch  >
• She Caught The Katy
• Star Trek Theremin

Set I

• Bathtub Gin  >
• Sparkle  >
• Dirt
• Cars Trucks Buses
• Billy Breathes
• Split Open and Melt
• Bye Bye Foot  >
• Ginseng Sullivan

Set II

• Cities  >
• Good Times, Bad Times  >
• Rotation Jam  >
• Rock A William  >
• David Bowie

Encore

• Cavern

This was Phish’s fourth performance at Deer Creek and the first show of a sold-out 2-night stand. Tickets cost $25.00. Soundcheck included a demented Dog Log mashed up with Happy Whip And Dung Song, a slow Funky Bitch sung by Trey, and the first known She Caught The Katy played in nearly a decade (since 7/30/88). Split Open and Melt featured an exploratory jam with teases of Third Stone from the Sun and Larks’ Tongues in Aspic, Part Two (King Crimson cover). Set II kicked off with an experimental Cities that covered a lot of ground, including a The End (The Doors cover) tease before the segue to Good Times Bad Times. Good Times led to the fourth ever (and last to-date) Rotation Jam and Rock A William. The Rotation Jam instrument switch began with Page moving to his theremin while Trey took his place at the keys and Mike moved to guitar, teasing the Star Trek Theme. Eventually Page picked up the bass and they jammed a while before Mike doubled on keys with Trey, who then joined Fish on the drums. Mike took a piano solo and Fish moved to guitar, which set up Rock A William – played for the fifth time (of 6 to-date). David Bowie featured a long, spacey intro. This was an especially Out show about which a bewildered reviewer wrote a negative review that Trey read aloud during Bittersweet Motel.