spaced  (11/12/2004 8:49:24 AM)

Probably the best show on the site, or at least in the top 3, IMHO. There really isn`t a bad song or jam here. Lots of tight, focused, concise jamming. Highlights for me are:

AC/DC -> Psycho Killer -> JJLC - The segues here are just PERFECT. Nice laid-back funk in the first two, and Trey lays down a great solo in Jesus.

Tube -> Jam -> Slave - Page and Mike just rip it up on Tube, some of the funkiest-sounding Phish I`ve ever heard. I don`t know how many times I`ve heard this Tube, but it still gets me going every time. After it`s done, they decide to restart the jam again (I guess they liked it too!), and it soon morphs into a great Slave. It doesn`t get much better than this.

Wolfman`s -> Boogie On - Yeah, you may be thinking, "That`s a really short Wolfman`s", but don`t let that fool you. Mike lays down some serious funkitude and leads the band smoothly into the first Boogie On in something like 800 shows. Classic.

Possum - Trey rips it up. That`s really all I have to say about this one.

Basically, there isn`t a spot in this whole show that I find myself skipping when I listen to it, and I`ve listened to it a lot. Highly recommended.

   gikker  (11/2/2004 8:19:41 AM)

It`s a phenomenal disco party!!! Fun, Funk, Funky!!! Phish Perfection!

   mags  (10/10/2004 8:55:42 PM)

tube.

   COlin  (9/18/2004 4:37:04 PM)

Amazing, simply, amazing. All of theses phish shows are just simply good music. it has kind of made me addicted though. all i listen to is phish. im n not complainingim just saying that you wont be able to find a bad show on here. there all good. just read the song list. I have not been able to hear one i dont like.

   T-Mac  (9/11/2004 1:01:16 PM)

Of all the shows on that fall tour, this is the one that stands out in my memory. A rare "My mind`s...". Probably the meatiest first set I`ve ever seen in 150 shows (I stopped going around `98). Timber Ho is one of my favorite set-openers. The jam between Wolfman`s and Boogie On is very cool. Most people that I asked who saw them all that tour, agree. This was the one not to miss.

   ztag  (8/23/2004 5:57:49 PM)

this is one of my favorite shows... so glad it was released through livephish. you definitely need to pick it up... the theme, tube, tube jam reprise>slave is probably my favorite 30 minutes of phish. the theme is just so tight.. they are so in tune with eachother that there is a point where it just melds into one sound. without a doubt the best tube i have come across... page just tears it up. then as they close tube, they pause and bust right back into the grove of the tube jam... trey sets in some loops.. page throws in some effects and it slowly morphs into slave. the psycho killer is solid as well... goes into some nice type II jamming.
the second set contains some nice work.. spacey timber... and if i remember correctly the wolfman>boogie jam is pretty interesting as well. i feel like the boogie jam has a similar feel as the pyscho killer... i have an old copy on tape that i basically wore out so i`m going from memory. my only comment would be that the sets should be flipped... the first set is definitely more emotional/climatic... stop reading through the reviews and get this show.

   poopy poop  (7/24/2004 8:42:04 PM)

this show was sooooooooooo great but it was my last show because all the fans are a bunch of demons

thanks for listening

your friend`
the poopster

   Greg  (7/4/2004 7:41:16 PM)

Ahhh, my hometown......and what a memorable show!!!! My first ever Phish show was 95 Nutter Center, with one of the best Tweezers......EVER!!!

For this show, I had an extra ticket and decided to take my dad. Yes, that`s right, I said my dad. He was curious about this band that I would drive states to see. After seeing them play a spectacular show the night before in Auburn Hills (and seeing a SICK Tweezer > Isabella), I thought that the Nutter show was going to be subpar. I mean, how could it be better than the show I just saw?

And it`s because of this show why I truly love this band. They don`t "call it in". How easy it could be for them to just get up there, play some songs that they`ve played for their entire adult lives, and not put any passion into them. Hey, I wouldn`t blame them. I`ve been in a band before, and I would get bored with playing some songs after 6 months, let alone 10+ years.

Anyways, the show was FABULOUS! This show is practically perfect. I don`t even think there`s a flub to be found. That doesn`t mean that they don`t jam. They jam and jam and jam. The Psycho and Jesus were excellent, and the Theme was probably the best I have ever heard. And then breaking out Boogie in the second set and playing a Guyute that put the crowd into, literally, hysteria, was amazing. My dad never questioned me again on why I see this band.