Debut 2003-07-15 · Last played 2024-07-31 · 15 performances
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2024-07-31WedChaifetz Arena, Saint Louis UniversitySt. Louis, MOJam chartAfter transitioning away from the song, Page’s grand piano gives the improvisation shape and direction as Trey responds leading the band through uplifting and thematic play that modulates across both delicate and thornier spaces. Listen for Mike's "Meowdulator" pedal and Trey's "Hanon exercises" to make appearances before returning to the song proper to close.Gap55SET 2
2023-04-23SunHollywood BowlHollywood, CAJam chartAnother huge version of the once rare song in the catalog. Plucky playing from Trey around 9:30 changes the jam's trajectory. The searching, grimy jam sounds like the background to a noir detective show at times. The tempo gets kicked up towards the end, before eventually > "A Song I Heard the Ocean Sing".Gap21SET 2 · 2×
2022-08-13SatAlpine Valley Music TheatreEast Troy, WIJam chartFirst locks into a super-cool and menacing, textural jam with a perfectly integrated "Crazy Train" tease from Trey, then slides into major for a heavenly spell before more familiar bliss brings it all home.Gap15SET 2
2022-07-22FriBethel Woods Center for the ArtsBethel, NYGap12SET 2
2022-05-28SatThe Wharf AmphitheaterOrange Beach, ALGap16SET 2
2021-08-29SunGorge AmphitheatreGeorge, WAJam chartQuickly maneuvers into major-key bliss, distinguished by some frenetic playing from Fishman, then moves into a brisker and snappier zone thanks to Trey switching to chords. The band briefly dips into contemplative minor key playing, before moving to something more upbeat, with Page's electric piano at the forefront. Trey's effects-smothered guitar playing and Page's synths combine wonderfully, with Mike going to the envelope filter and Fish as steady as ever. Very good -> into "Meat" to close. A fine companion piece to the 8/4/21 version.Gap11SET 2
2021-08-04WedAscend AmphitheaterNashville, TNJam chartThe opening to one of the year's strongest second frames, this "Mr. Completely" indulges in its usual jam before Fish switches up his flow and Trey moves into a new key. Page's electric piano cuts through the mire, and a warm groove emerges as a result. Fish starts throwing in the "Mr. Completely" drum fill almost as a challenge to himself, and Trey moves to stabbing echo-laden chords as the jam picks up speed "Bathtub Gin" style. Something funkier and stranger emerges, and Mike flips on his envelope filter as the jam builds to a ferocious climax, then dies away with some more "Mr. Completely" drum fills by Fish for fun. > into "BOAF".Gap15SET 2
2019-06-12WedChaifetz Arena, Saint Louis UniversitySt. Louis, MOGap59SET 2
2017-07-26WedMadison Square GardenNew York, NYGap5SET 2
2017-07-19WedPetersen Events CenterPittsburgh, PAJam chartBusted out after a 380 show absence, Phish goes 2 for 2 on delivering the goods with this TAB standby. The jam quickly goes "Type II" and features bliss jamming aplenty as well as some new synth sounds from Page.Gap380SET 2
2.01 show2003–2003
2003-07-15TueUSANA AmphitheatreWest Valley City, UT
NotePhish debut.
Jam chartPhish debut opens Set II. This improvisational version begins with 12 minutes of varied "Type I" jamming before breaking into several quality grooves, including upbeat swinging and near euphoria. After settling, the jam launches into a series of mini segues beginning with "Low Rider."GapDebutSET 2 · 2×