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marcman

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Jan 28, 2010, 12:32:07 AM1/28/10

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11/19/92 - Ross Arena, Saint Michael's College, Colchester, VT

Wow. Just incredible.

SOUND CHECK
Weigh 6:11
Caravan 6:04
Shaggy Dog 2:38
Funky Bitch

SET ONE
Maze 10:17
Fee 5:23
Foam 7:50
Glide 4:21
Split Open and Melt 7:28
Mound 5:49
The Divided Sky 14:54
Esther 9:03
Axillia 4:17
The Horse 1:21
Silent In The Morning 5:14
Run Like an Antelope 10:41

SET TWO
Mike's Song 9:42
I Am Hydrogen 3:00
Weekapaug Groove 9:09
Bouncing Around the Room 3:50
It's Ice 7:49
I Walk the Line 2:42
Tweezer 7:44
Big Black Furry Creature from Mars 1:05
Tweezer 2:34
Big Ball Jam 6:25
Poor Heart 4:59
Fast Enough for You 5:31
Llama 4:48
Hold Your Head Up > Lengthwise 9:40
Cavern 5:34

ENCORE
Bold as Love 5:19

LivePhish.com Haiti Relief 2010 - A Live Phish Download to benefit
Haiti Earthquake Efforts - Partners In Health and American Red Cross.

Opening show of the band's Fall Tour. Before the show, they appeared
on a radio interview with Mike Luoma on WIZN where they talked about
the impending release of the new album "Rift" and joked about burying
a pair of tickets in the (cold) ground of Burlington CIty Hall Park.

Maze began with an introduction by Mike Luoma from WIZN FM - an
alumnus of St. Michael's College

The Divided Sky contained an extended instrumental play on Those Were
The Days (The All In The Family Theme by Adams and Strouse)

first Axilla, I Walk The Line (Johnny Cash cover), Big Ball Jam, Fast
Enough For You and Lengthwise

Run Like An Antelope contained teases of Those Were The Days and The
Lizards as well as "All Fall Down" language

tuneup before Mike's Song included an Owner Of A Lonely Heart tease

Weekapaug Groove contained teases of Those Were The Days, a vocal jam
and some lyrics believed to be from Ninja Custodian's The Price Of
Love

Big Black Furry Creature From Mars was performed as an instrumental
with lyrics and music from I Walk The Line and Ring Of Fire

Trey dedicated Big Ball Jam to Monitor Engineer and Ball Coordinator
Pete Schall and explained the Jam after it happened.

Poor Heart, Fast Enough For You and Llama were performed with Gordon
Stone on pedal steel

first Bold As Love since 4/18/90 Denver, CO (~256 shows)

Z

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Jan 28, 2010, 10:18:28 AM1/28/10

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6/19/04 - Considered one of the best shows of 04. As noted in Parke
Puterbaugh’s biography of the band, Trey told Mike after the got off
stage that if they could play like they did tonight, they could keep
on going forever (cited from http://bit.ly/cXAs1x). Seconds set
grooves are sick.

Z

Halden

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Jan 28, 2010, 4:35:45 PM1/28/10

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Just bought the Haiti Relief Show. Cool idea and a reason to buy yet
another Phish show.

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Aditya

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Jan 29, 2010, 4:11:53 AM1/29/10

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Down with the flu and not going to work for a couple of days. I
decided I couldn't deal with the energy of live shows (haha!) so I
decided to revisit the studio catalogue, in sequence of their year of
release.
I'm on Lawn Boy now. Can't wait for Hoist so I can croak along to my
current anthem - "DOWN WITH DISEASE"!!!!

Could someone please upload "Party Time" - the bonus CD? Please let me
know if this is possible. Thanks.

-Aditya

Aditya

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Jan 29, 2010, 4:13:57 AM1/29/10

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What a fun show this was. The reggae "Lengthwise" was such a pleasant
surprise, much like the Chalkdust reprise on Deer Creek 2000.