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Review by Scifisoldier7
Set 1 highlights: Box of Rain, Free, Sand.
Box of Rain is a beautiful tribute to Phil, you don’t get to see phish play the dead too often! Moma > Free seems like usual first set fare but Free really gets there. Dirt is a favorite of mine, but Wolfman’s through Steam lulls a little for me. Listen yourself, good jams but nothing out of the ordinary. Sand delivers an atmospheric, funky jam that builds to a great peak. Trey, thanks for bringing back the DM2000!
Set 2 highlights: Piper, Light > Tweezer, Carini.
Set 2 opens with an unusually chill Blaze On jam that transitions perfectly into a monster Piper. Trey picks up a melody from Mike and watches Fishman closely as they navigate their way through the coolest jam of the night. They land on Light seamlessly on the back end of a blistering peak. Light finds some dark atmosphere in its short run time before a whimsical > Tweezer. Tweezer does its usual 2024 thing (funk, bliss, transition) but it seems like the band is content with not challenging Piper as the centerpiece of tonight’s second set. The Wedge and the Howling sounded out of sync to me [shrug] see for yourself. Monsters gives us a little more guitar hero Trey. Tonight was the perfect night for Numberline, which made me tear up as I thought about Trey’s relationship with Phil. The set closes with a rager of a Carini, it just keeps on building! So good!
I love Sleeping Monkey in the encore slot, I’ll just have to keep chasing it! I want to address another review and say maybe Trey mouthed “Ghost” to Mike before they played it? Either way, it hit just right for me. They tried Ghost -> Tweeprise in Bethel and didn’t quite nail it, I love that they tried it again in Albany and totally nailed it this time.
Conclusion: This is a pretty good show with a couple great moments sprinkled in. I don’t think it quite reaches the highs of summer tour but it bodes well for the rest of the weekend.
4/5