SET 1: Sometime After Sunset, Alive Again, Cayman Review, Burlap Sack and Pumps, Frost, Drifting, Spin, 1977, Magilla, Valentine, Push On 'Til the Day
SET 2: Pigtail, Money, Love and Change, The Land of Nod, Alaska, Sand, Shine, Greyhound Rising, Goodbye Head > Architect, Clint Eastwood > First Tube
ENCORE: Burn That Bridge
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Review by type2guy
Show started with Sometime After Sunset, followed by Alive Again. Both were played very well. The next song, Cayman Review, sounds like a 1930-40 scallywag, finger snapping, flapper, speakeasy song. Very funny song, but the horn section really shines on this one. Next song, Burlap Sack and Pumps, is a funky/dirty/make you groove song. No lyrics except for "Burlap Sack and Pumps", followed by awesome solos, and outstanding musicianship. Frost, Drifting, Spin, 1977, Magilla, Valentine, Push On 'Til the Day, were all done well. Trey's playing is so much more "free" with TAB. IMO, its a great outlet for him to get out and play, but also for the band to showcase their talents....which they do night after night, tour after tour. The way they deliver the music to the crowd, is very intimate. Great lyrics, great playing.
The entire 2nd set was ENERGICO, so much jumping, dancing, and grooving. The crowd was very much into it from start to finish, with maybe 1 or to cool down moments. I cant get into all of the songs now. But I remember Pigtail, The Land of Nod, Sand, Goodbye Head > Architect, Clint Eastwood > First Tube, being the nights greats. I love Phish songs, lyrics, wacky and cleaver. But, Architect is one of those songs that really speaks to me, in ways other songs don't. It's emotional, inspirational, and uplifting.
Overall, this was a very memorable show, and almost forgot....I met my first .netter in person @CarriePhisher, during set break. Thank you TAB for making this a very special night.