Phish

Sound Check

• Ride Captain Ride
• Ya Mar  >
• Blues Jam

Set I

• The Landlady
• Sparkle
• Split Open And Melt
• Esther
• Chalk Dust Torture
• Fluffhead
• Paul And Silas
• Reba  >
• I Walk The Line  >
• Reba
• I Didn’t Know
• David Bowie  >
• Timber (Jerry)  >
• David Bowie

Set II

• Axilla
• Rift
• Bathtub Gin
• You Enjoy Myself
• The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday  >
• Avenu Malkanu  >
• The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday
• Possum
• Big Ball Jam  >
• Hold Your Head Up  >
• Love You  >
• Hold Your Head Up
• Take The 'A' Train
• Llama

Encore

• Ride Captain Ride
• Sweet Adeline

This show took place in a historic concert theater built in the early 1900’s with a capacity of about 2,600 and good enough acoustics to house the Springfield Symphony Orchestra. Though no official taping section had been established at this point, audience taping for this show took place behind the soundboard (and thus under the balcony overhang). Ya Mar, played during soundcheck included many Paul Simon jokes and teases, especially You Can Call Me Al which also permeated the Blues Jam that followed. I Didn’t Know featured a trombone solo from Fish, who Trey introduced as Tubbs. Timber, which was sandwiched inside David Bowie, was played for the first time in more than two years (since 11/28/90). Multi-instrumentalist, Jamie Janover played Hammer Dulcimer onstage throughout the setbreak. Also at setbreak, Fish announced The Willis Tape (aka J. Willis Pratt “The Lost Paradox”) and suggested people buy it. This pre-NYE You Enjoy Myself featured an Auld Lang Syne jam. Each band member sent The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday out to their (and other) cousins. Trey dedicated Take The ‘A’ Train, which included a tease of Satin Doll from Page, to his uncle. Sweet Adeline was performed without microphones.