For “Hydrogen” the single life was short-lived, however, and it soon found itself paired with the Trey composition "Who Do? We Do!" (which eventually wound up in "Fluffhead" for the next year. The four instances of this pairing that we know of, all occurring in 1987, feature the "Hydrogen" we all know and love followed by a brief jam that resembles the end of "The Curtain With" before seamlessly segueing into "Who Do? We Do!". Check out 8/29/87 for the most fully realized example of this pairing ("Hydrogen With," if you will). While it's unclear whether the versions featuring this transitional jam represent the four most "jammed-out" versions of "Hydrogen" or are instances of an abandoned prologue jam to "Who Do? We Do!", what does seem clear is that the band was less than satisfied with the pairing. If “Hydrogen’s” first marriage (to “Who Do? We Do!”) was one of convenience, “Hydrogen’s” second (polygamous) marriage would be for love. "Hydrogen" would not make another appearance (that we know of) until nearly nine months later, but, when it did, it assumed its now familiar position between “Mike’s Song” and “Weekapaug Groove”. What Icculus joined together (on 7/23/88 – in Vermont, not Utah) no man would put asunder…for six years anyway.

This is saying the first pairing of Mike's-Hydrogren-Weekapaug was on 7/23/88. But the Ernest Anastasio Demos which you have linked to here, from 6-87, contains a studio version of the same trio of songs. Is the date on the demo incorrect, or does the history page need revision?

@Lemuria - The only working link I see to a ratable setlist is for Wendell Studios. The Geodome, Bearsville, and Waldorf Astoria links just go to the most recent setlist, and the other four have no link. Where do we go to rate these?