Slip, Stitch & Pass
Tracklist
Cities 319
Wolfman's Brother 830
Jesus Just Left Chicago 777
Weigh 330
Mike's Song 832
Lawn Boy 176
Weekapaug Groove 500
Hello My Baby 79
Taste 524
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Slip, Stitch & Pass
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Tracklist
Cities 319
Wolfman's Brother 830
Jesus Just Left Chicago 777
Weigh 330
Mike's Song 832
Lawn Boy 176
Weekapaug Groove 500
Hello My Baby 79
Taste 524
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Show Notes

Trey Anastasio: guitar Jon Fishman: drums Mike Gordon: bass Page McConnell: keyboards recorded live at Markthalle, Hamburg, Germany, March 1, 1997. Produced by Phish Recorded by Paul Languedoc. Mixed by John Siket at Bearsville Studios, Bearsville, NY, July 1997. Mastered by Bob Ludwig at Gateway Studios, Portland, ME, August 1997 Sequencing by Fred Kevorkian, Sear Sound, New York, NY, August 1997 Production Consultant: Steve Lillywhite Cover by Storm Thorgerson. Assisted by Sam Brooks and Hannah Evans. Photography by Rupert Truman and Alton Omer Graphic Design by Jon Crossland at Studio C, London Computer: Jason Reddy Band Photography (page 4 and centre spread): Sofi Dillof Management: John Paluska/Dionysian Productions
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Reviews

Miss Marely — 9/4/2025 12:00:53 PM

"oh heck yeah! they just dropped this on vinyl!! pre-ordered mine! stooooked!"

Pitt — 3/3/2025 4:30:18 AM

"Super show"

mike — 3/1/2024 9:12:21 AM

"probably my best live release. fun to listen to at work. people walk past my tool box and ask me...is that still the same song?...i smile and say hell yeah. some people dont get it.."

Some Good Points Some Bad Points — 9/23/2023 3:27:26 AM

"Very Good Cities to start the show. You can tell that ThPhish were fine tuned and well practiced on this late winter ‘97 hop across the pond. I had not really studied this release back in the day, but man, I gotta ask. Who was Trey talking to (if anyone in particular) when he free handed the lyrics “Are those things real? Nein!” Some fraulein with a Boob Job?"

CJS — 3/22/2020 11:20:04 AM

"One of my favorite official releases of all time. I became a huge fan of Phish during this time and was broken in with studio albums such as Junta and Lawnboy. Slip Stitch really got me going on their live stuff along with going to my first show at Palace of Auburn Hills ‘97. I started buying many many bootleg cassettes shortly after. I’m surprised this official release album isn’t on Apple Music? What’s up with that??"

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