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amazing show, i was front and center. good times bad times blew my mind, 2001.... no words can explain the feeling i had that night. i was really blaazed but i felt higher then ever.... seeing jefff made me piss my pants... almost
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Albany was the shit...I have never seen Phish put on a show like this since the early 90`s...or maybe even deer creek last year. Wow, I am still aching from dancing. What else can you ask for? The jammed their little hearts out playing some of the best Phish songs out there and Jeff Holdsworth was THERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, everyone in my section right in back of Page was hysterical and I could see it through the entire audience. Phish was playing to the crowd and we loved every fucking minute of it. Encore my boys
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overall, an up-and-down show at one of my favorite east coast venues. Chris certainly knows how to fill the pepsi with his visual wisdom. Great first set, more energy than megatron. Wolfman`s was intergalatic, but after closing the IT festival with a aggravating encore, good times/bad times slaps me again. I like Zep and all, but so does David Coverdale. Second set starts in a sizzling fashion, nice 1-2-3 punch; so as the vocal jam concludes, one must wonder, `what next?` Well, how bout we bring out a second guitarist, because everyone knows that Trey may need some pointers on this position (no). Must have been fun for the band, but the rockin` out of old tunes pleaded for a pleasing encore. The glow sticks were ready...and its Harry...nope.sorry. Let`s burn everyone with a Fire of non-cover song desires. The only time two electric guitars should bless this stage is if Jimi himself...
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This was the best way for Phish to RESPECT the Capitol Region. Schoharie, Shen, Mohan, those places were all represented with a BIG 5-1-8. Purely phenomenal, you think I`m kidding? It doesn`t get better than the capitol region.
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This show is well-rounded and will be a great addition to Phishtory. It would be very beneficial to every fan to absorb this and hopefully spark interest in the roots of the band. Plus it`s great to hear the songwriters (of the majority of the songs) together on stage. Thanks again fellas.
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Solid from beginning to end. Jeff was a pleasant suprise but the tunes without him seem to jam a little more...exceptions Antelope, Fire. But the guy was having such a great time and the crowd seemed to dig him. Great energry from the opening 3 tunes into, in my opinion, the best Thunderhead yet. So many layers and fills throughout the song, complete as can be. Top that with a funky as hell Wolfman as you have a great first set. The Tweezer>2001>YEM was downright magical. An ambient Tweezer jam with Fishman taking charge into 2001. Page vibage..nuff said. After the typical YEM Boy,Man,God,Shi*, another ten minutes of jamming ensued...similar to summer `03...building up countless times with more energy every time...segway into short but sweet vocal jam. Superb fifty minutes of music.
I flew in from Chicago for Albany/Boston and this show rocked! Definitely a must have!!
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This show is phenomenal. This is my third show, my first since It, and I wasn`t expecting anything comparable to the magic I witnessed in my homestate of Maine, but Trey and the gang blew me away. Set the gearshift to the high gear of your soul before you listen to this one. From start to finish the energy soared. Believe me, this Stash is potent.
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fantastic! my first show at the pepsi, and what a show it was. second set was unreal. tweezer>2001! yem! and jeff holdsworth for the for the second half of the set was one of the greatest moments in phishtory! oh yeah i almost forgot tom marshall came out for the marco esquindolas segment of antelope. thank you phish
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