""Bathtub John 3 years ago There was intense storms during this Deer Creek run and Gumbo/Divided Sky reflects that. The sun was starting to set, the sky was almost painted with brilliant color and clouds. The jam in Gumbo felt like a musical representation of this and Divided Sky was a perfect compliment." The "intense storms" were from the 2009 show. During set break there was an intense storm. They came back an opened up with Song I heard the Ocean sing and drowned. The YEM from the night before 6/18/2009 is a must hear with Mike's bass at the end. The 2009 storm is also referenced here at phish.net: https://phish.net/setlists/phish-june-19-2009-verizon-wireless-music-center-noblesville-in-usa.html The 2003 shows we camped all 3 nights. No rain, complete sunshine, wonderful time. They made a point to play whatever came to their mind that tour. Referenced by Trey at IT festival when they couldn't think of anything to play, and then eventually started playing Dog Log. DeerCreek 2003 - 3rd show ever, my first gumbo, best gumbo. Thank you Phish."

"The Gumbo is worth the download alone. It’s really one of the best versions, flowing between beautiful and dark themes. The SOAM is a really great version too, especially the jam that comes out in the second half. Really solid show overall. Glad I got to be there for this run of shows with my buddies. "

"There was intense storms during this Deer Creek run and Gumbo/Divided Sky reflects that. The sun was starting to set, the sky was almost painted with brilliant color and clouds. The jam in Gumbo felt like a musical representation of this and Divided Sky was a perfect compliment."

"This Gumbo is the best all-time version of this song, and it's not even close. Get out of here with your Summer '97. If you know, you know. If you don't, your life has been sorely lacking and I feel bad for you. :D :D :D"

"This show is worth it for the version of Gumbo. I knew it when I saw it live, and my sense of how amazing a jam it is has only deepened with every subsequent listen. Though it is a cliché descriptor, it is so very true of this Gumbo: it's a journey. It takes off and charts a course for the unknown, traversing incredibly varied territory, from light to dark and back to light. And its resolution is a true landing. Stunning, engaging stuff. Best enjoyed quite loud, with full attention. "