"I remember listening to this show live on The Bunny on the tarmac in Coventry. It was so enjoyable to sit down and relax with a few beers and listen after setting up camp. The show was great, and it was probably the highlight of the festival. I am so thankful that they streamed it live for us."

"^^^^bro theres no weekapaug in this show. But the scents and subtle sounds is legendary."

"Sick plinko jam in weekapug preceded by an end of the world sounding loop from Trey on top of which the band pounds away. Nice!!!"

"This is a really good show! It's beyond comprehension to listen to this knowing that Coventry was literally less than 48 hours away from being played. Really I feel that way about several other shows from summer 2004 (especially Saratoga and Mansfield -even though Mansfield gets IMO unfairly crapped on) but particularly this show being really, really, solid and including some inspired playing. It just blows the mind to listen and consider that less than 48 hours later Coventry would occur and that the band could sound so diff like this. I mean even Coventry is a story of set by set. If u listen to the first set of day one for instance, other than a butchered YEM opening sequence(which let's be honest neither Coventry nor the 2.0 era have a monopoly on butchered YEM opening sequences) it sounds pretty good and has a decent overall competent feeling to it. But back to this show-i just can't get over how different they sound only two days before that muddy mess of an "ending ." Skunk puts it eloquently if not a bit longwinded. But no fault on that front-2004 phish is a difficult topic for a lot of people and requires careful consideration on the wording. "

"Amazingly underrated and never mentioned show though that is a great night of raging music. Seriously check it out it not like most of the second leg of 2004 summer tour. He other guy who wrote a long post has it right although he may have written a slightly do convoluted commentary it's pretty spot on. I was there too and it just is pure fire. Like the boys just decided to forget EVERYTHING for one last night, one last regular two set show. You can tell from the music and also cuz trey had been real chatty leading up to the Camden show hip beryl other than giving a message at end about what was happening with rain in Coventry there was little to no bAnter here just workmanlike raging improv filled jams. And I too was in awe when trey left stage with guitar loop running. Amazing memories! Thanks phish ! "