Mud Island Amphitheater, Memphis, TN

Set 1: Don't You Want To Go?, Gumbo > NICU, Mound, Cavern > Possum, All Things Reconsidered, Amazing Grace^[1], The Horse > Silent in the Morning, Spock's Brain > Split Open and Melt

Set 2: Also Sprach Zarathustra > Poor Heart > Tweezer^[2], Acoustic Army, While My Guitar Gently Weeps

Encore: Simple^[3], Rocky Top > Tweezer Reprise

[1] Without microphones.
[2] 50+ minutes; Gypsy Queen jam, 2001 tease, Slave-like jam, and Digital Delay Loop Jam with whistling.
[3] Jump Monk tease from Trey, a cappella ending.

Notes: Don’t You Wanna Go was preceded by a Stairway to Heaven tease. This 50+ minute Tweezer included a brief Gypsy Queen Jam, a 2001 tease, a Slave-like jam, and a Digital Delay Loop Jam with whistling. Simple contained a Jump Monk tease from Trey and was performed with an a cappella ending instead of a jam, akin to the ALO version from December 8, 1994. Amazing Grace was performed without microphones.

Rosemont Horizon, Rosemont, IL

Set 1: Icculus, Divided Sky, Wilson > Ya Mar, Sparkle > Free, Guyute, Run Like an Antelope, Harpua^[1]

Set 2: I Am the Sea^[2], The Real Me^[2] > Quadrophenia^[2], Cut My Hair^[2], The Punk Meets the Godfather^[2], I'm One^[2], The Dirty Jobs^[2] > Helpless Dancer^[2], Is It In My Head?^[2], I've Had Enough^[2], 5:15^[2], Sea and Sand^[2], Drowned^[2], Bell Boy^[3], Doctor Jimmy^[2] > The Rock^[2], Love, Reign O'er Me^[2]

Set 3: You Enjoy Myself^[4], Jesus Just Left Chicago^[5], A Day in the Life > Suzy Greenberg^[6]

Encore: My Generation^[7]

[1] Narration from Mike about raccoons. Beat It tease.
[2] Phish debut; Dave Grippo on alto saxophone, Don Glasgo on trombone, Joey Sommerville on trumpet and Alan Parshley on French horn.
[3] Phish debut; Dave Grippo on alto saxophone, Don Glasgo on trombone, Joey Sommerville on trumpet and Alan Parshley on French horn, Leigh Fordham sang Keith Moon's original part.
[4] Real Me and DEG teases (Trey).
[5] Dave Grippo on alto saxophone.
[6] Dave Grippo on alto saxophone, Don Glasgo on trombone, and Joey Sommerville on trumpet.
[7] Phish debut; acoustic.

Notes: Harpua included a story from Mike about a dream about raccoons. The Michael Jackson references continued, as Trey teased the audience by saying that Jimmy was listening to the Halloween album while the band played a Beat It tease. Also, the second set was preceded by recorded Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' and Thriller teases from Michael Jackson's Thriller album. The second set "musical costume" was The Who's Quadrophenia and was performed with Dave Grippo on alto saxophone, Don Glasgo on trombone, Joey Sommerville on trumpet and Alan Parshley on French horn. During Bell Boy, crew member Leigh Fordham, clad in a bell boy outfit, sang Keith Moon’s original part. All of the Quadrophenia songs, as well as My Generation, were Phish debuts. YEM was almost 40 minutes long, contained teases from Trey of The Real Me and DEG, and was preceded by the audience chess move. The chosen fan, dressed as a Wookie, cracked under the pressure and could not choose a move on stage, prompting a quote from Fish that “Wookies can’t play chess.” The Rock was teased after the failed move. Jesus Just Left Chicago featured Grippo on alto saxophone; Suzy Greenberg featured Grippo, Glasgo and Somerville. My Generation was performed acoustic. Before My Generation, the crew set up a Keith Moon replica drum set on stage. After the song, Fishman and Trey destroyed the drum set a la The Who. Finally, a stagehand brought out a large plunger. Trey pressed it and set off a huge explosion backstage. This show was officially released as Live Phish 14. The soundcheck's Suzy Greenberg was performed with horns, contained alternate lyrics and Bell Boy quotes.

The Omni, Atlanta, GA

Set 1: Sanity > Highway to Hell > Down with Disease > You Enjoy Myself, Prince Caspian > Reba, Colonel Forbin's Ascent > Fly Famous Mockingbird^[1] > Character Zero, The Star Spangled Banner

Set 2: Born Under Punches (The Heat Goes On)^[2] > Crosseyed and Painless^[2], The Great Curve^[2], Once in a Lifetime^[2] > Houses in Motion^[3] -> Seen and Not Seen^[4] -> Listening Wind^[2] > The Overload^[2]

Set 3: Brother^[5], Also Sprach Zarathustra^[5] > Maze^[5], Simple^[6] -> Swept Away^[5] > Steep^[5] > Jesus Just Left Chicago^[7] > Suzy Greenberg^[8]

Encore: Frankenstein^[9]

[1] Narration referred to David Byrne, who appeared in the mountain as the face of Icculus, threw Forbin off the mountain and into the arms of the "evil" Famous Mockingbird.
[2] Phish debut; Karl Perazzo on percussion, Dave Grippo on saxophone, and Gary Gazaway on trumpet.
[3] Phish debut; Karl Perazzo on percussion, Dave Grippo on saxophone, and Gary Gazaway on trumpet. Tweezer tease from Trey at the end.
[4] Phish debut; Karl Perazzo on percussion, Dave Grippo on saxophone, Gary Gazaway on trumpet, and Trey on bass.
[5] Karl Perazzo on percussion.
[6] Karl Perazzo on percussion. Mama Told Me Not to Come tease.
[7] Karl Perazzo on percussion, Dave Grippo on saxophone, Gary Gazaway on trumpet.
[8] Karl Perazzo on percussion, Dave Grippo on saxophone, Gary Gazaway on trumpet. Born Under Punches tease from Page.
[9] Dave Grippo on saxophone, Gary Gazaway on trumpet.

Notes: The Mockingbird narration included a reference to The Talking Heads’ David Byrne, who appeared in the mountain as the face of Icculus. As Trey told the story, Byrne threw Colonel Forbin off the mountain and into the arms of the “evil” Famous Mockingbird. The second set "musical costume" was The Talking Heads' Remain in Light. All of the Remain in Light songs were Phish debuts; the set featured Karl Perazzo on percussion, Dave Grippo on saxophone, and Gary Gazaway on trumpet. Perazzo also played during the entire third set. Jesus Just Left Chicago, Suzy Greenberg, and Frankenstein also featured Grippo and Gazaway. At the end of Houses in Motion (which featured Trey teasing Tweezer), an armchair was brought out to the center of the stage and Mike sat in it to sing Seen and Not Seen. While he sang, Karl Perazzo drummed and Trey played bass. After Overload, a bizarre on-stage demonstration closed the set. The third set opened with a Feel Like a Stranger tease. Suzy included a Born Under Punches tease from Page. Simple included a tease of Mama Told Me Not to Come. The soundcheck's Overload was performed with horns and briefly featured Fishman on vacuum. This show was officially released as Live Phish 15.

The Aladdin Theatre, Las Vegas, NV

Set 1: Wilson > Peaches en Regalia > Poor Heart > Also Sprach Zarathustra^[1] > Llama, You Enjoy Myself^[2], Cars Trucks Buses > Down with Disease > Frankenstein

Set 2: Julius, Sparkle > Mike's Song > Simple -> Jam^[3] > Harry Hood > Weekapaug Groove, Sweet Adeline^[4], Good Times Bad Times

Encore: Harpua^[5] -> Wildwood Weed^[6] -> Harpua^[7] -> I Want To Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart^[8] -> Harpua^[7] -> Suspicious Minds^[9] -> Harpua, Suzy Greenberg^[10]

[1] Super Bad teases.
[2] Donuts vocal jam.
[3] Blister in the Sun quotes.
[4] Without microphones.
[5] Les Claypool and Larry LaLonde; opening segment in 4/4 time signature.
[6] Phish debut; Les Claypool on vocals, Larry LaLonde.
[7] Les Claypool, Larry LaLonde
[8] Phish Debut; Les Claypool, Larry LaLonde, The Yodeling Cowgirls on vocals, John McEuen.
[9] Four Elvis impersonators.
[10] Les Claypool, Larry LaLonde, Elvis impersonators (one who led a Susie Q jam), Courtney Gains on Trey's percussion rack.

Notes: 2001 included Super Bad teases. The YEM vocal jam was based on donuts. The jam out of Simple contained Blister in the Sun quotes. Sweet Adeline was performed without microphones. The opening segment of Harpua was performed in a normal 4/4 time signature as opposed to its usual 7/4 signature. Wildwood Weed (a Phish debut with Les Claypool on vocals) and parts of Harpua featured Les Claypool and Larry LaLonde of Primus. I Want To Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart also made its Phish debut at this show and featured the Yodeling Cowgirls on vocals, Claypool, LaLonde, and  John McEuen. Suspicious Minds featured four Elvis impersonators on vocals with Fishman joining in at the end. Suzy Greenberg featured Claypool, LaLonde, McEuen, the Elvis impersonators, The Yodeling Cowgirls dancing on stage, and actor Courtney Gains on Trey’s percussion rack. One of the Elvis impersonators led a Susie Q jam at the end of Suzy Greenberg. This show was officially released as Phish Vegas 96.

CSU Convocation Center, Cleveland, OH

Set 1: Sample in a Jar, Poor Heart > Simple > Runaway Jim, Fluffhead, It's Ice, Acoustic Army, Prince Caspian, Good Times Bad Times

Set 2: Also Sprach Zarathustra > Tweezer -> Kung -> Tweezer, Love You > Hold Your Head Up, The Squirming Coil, Tweezer Reprise > Run Like an Antelope^[1]

Encore: Come Together^[2] > A Day in the Life

[1] Brady Bunch theme tease.
[2] Phish debut.

Notes: Good Times Bad Times was dedicated to “the man in the dragon pants,” a.k.a. Jimmy Page. Antelope included a Brady Bunch theme tease. The encore, which included the first ever Phish performance of Come Together, was played in remembrance of John Lennon’s death on December 8, 1980.

Olympic Center, Lake Placid, NY

Set 1: Buried Alive, AC/DC Bag > Taste That Surrounds, Ya Mar, The Sloth, Divided Sky, Dog Faced Boy, Julius > Suzy Greenberg

Set 2: Sample in a Jar, Reba^[1], Scent of a Mule, Cavern > Mike's Song > Simple -> Weekapaug Groove^[2] > The Squirming Coil

Encore: Fire

[1] No whistling.
[2] Unfinished.

Notes: Reba did not have the whistling ending. Weekapaug was unfinished.

Olympic Center, Lake Placid, NY

Set 1: My Friend, My Friend > Poor Heart > A Day in the Life > Run Like an Antelope, The Mango Song > Tube > Stash, The Lizards, Chalk Dust Torture

Set 2: Bouncing Around the Room > Maze, Free > Also Sprach Zarathustra > Harry Hood > Sparkle > Tweezer^[1] -> Tweezer Reprise

Encore: Hello My Baby, Runaway Jim

[1] Transition from Tweezer to Tweezer Reprise included a Page solo.

Notes: The transition from Tweezer to Tweezer Reprise included a Page solo.