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From: shell@gandalf.Berkeley.EDU (Shelly Culbertson)
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish,rec.music.misc
Subject: Re: Could someone mail me tour dates please?
Date: 11 Apr 92 19:46:58 GMT
Article-I.D.: agate.s7fniINNlio
Organization: Dept. of Statistics, U. C. Berkeley
NNTP-Posting-Host: gandalf.berkeley.edu

Time once again to post the current list of confirmed Phish tour dates! 

April

12: University of Arizona Ballroom, Tuscon, AZ (all ages) 
13: After the Gold Rush, Tempe, AZ (all ages) 
    call venue for ticket info: (602) 230-9112
15: Variety Arts Theatre, Los Angeles, CA (all ages) 
16: Anaconda Theatre, Santa Barbara, CA (all ages) (tentative) 
17: Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA (all ages) 
    on sale now at Bass 
19: The Catalyst, Santa Cruz, CA (16+)  
    on sale now at the venue 
21: Redwood Acres, Eureka, CA (all ages)
    on sale now at local outlets (call me for info: (707) 443-1172) 
22: Hilton Ballroom, Eugene, OR (all ages)  
23: Oz Niteclub, Seattle, WA (18+)
    on sale now through TicketMaster 
24: Roseland Theatre, Portland, OR (all ages)  
    on sale now through TicketMaster 
25: Evergreen College, Olympia, WA (all ages) 
    on sale now through TicketMaster 
30: Barrymore Theater, Madison, WI (with Aquarium Rescue Unit) (all ages) 
    on sale now through venue box office: (608) 241-8633 

May:

 1: The Rave, Central Park (2401 W. Wisconsin), Milwaukee, WI 8 pm (all ages) 
    $10 adv. / $12.50 door  TicketMaster, or venue: (414) 276-4545 
 2: Cabaret Metro, Chicago, IL (with Aquarium Rescue Unit) (all ages) 
 3: Michigan State University Union Ballroom, East Lansing, MI (all ages)  
 5: Bogart's, Cinncinnati, OH (all ages) 
 6: St. Andrew's Hall, Detroit, MI (18+) 
    Tickets $12.50, on sale April 8 at TicketMaster: (313) 645-6666 
 7: The Agora, 5000 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH (all ages) 
    tickets $10.00 at TicketMaster or venue: (216) 881-6911 
 8: The Riviera, North Tondawana, NY (all ages) 
    tickets $12, on sale through TicketMaster April 28 
 9: The Syracuse Armory, Syracuse, NY (all ages) 
14: The Capitol Theater, Port Chester, NY (all ages) 
16: The Orpheum, Boston, MA (all ages) 
    tickets $22.50, on sale now through Ticketmaster 

Hope to see you there! (wherever "there" may be ;-) 
Shelly
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From: AFOSTER@cmcvx1.claremont.edu
Subject: Santa Barbara show
Reply-To: AFOSTER@cmcvx1.claremont.edu
Organization: The Internet
Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1992 12:52:10 GMT

I just got back from an incredible show.  I'm way too tired to give any 
details, but here's the setlist:

Set I:

Buried Alive
Possum
It's Ice
Bouncin'
Split Open and Melt
Rift
Fee
Maze
Colonel Forbin's Ascent
Fly Famous Mockingbird
Run Like an Antelope

Set II:

Sanity
Llama
Lizards
Mike's Song
I am Hydrogen
Weekapaug Groove
Horn
Poor Heart
Terrapin
A cool a capella session with the whole band
Suzie Greenberg

Encore:

Sleeping Monkey
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: DDSCHWAR@cc.owu.edu
Subject: Llama lyrics
Reply-To: DDSCHWAR@cc.owu.edu
Organization: The Internet
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 17:36:27 GMT

Now that we've all beaten the lyrics to Mike's Groove to death, how about
trying to decipher another tune?  Doe anyone know what the chorus is in Llama
after the line, "...and I knew my time had come to enter the delta."?
Tyr that one out.                                      DAVE S.
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From: HCCLARK%OWUCOMCN.BITNET@pucc.princeton.edu
Subject: Tiny Lights
Reply-To: HCCLARK%OWUCOMCN.BITNET@pucc.princeton.edu
Organization: The Internet
Date: Thu, 9 Apr 1992 17:35:56 GMT

        Hey all!!  I am taking the liberty to write a message about this
band, "Tiny Lights", that I saw the other night.  They were a really
fun band to listen to, and they had a weird humor about them...kind of
like Phish.  Musically, they're a bit different than phish, and of coarse,
do not have the incredible talent that Phish has (but they are very good!!).
The band consists of a drummer, electric bassist, electric guitarist, lead
vocalist, and a chello player!!!  Most of their songs were a lot of fun to
dance to, and a few of them consisted of long extended jams.  The guitar
that was played that night looked a lot like Trey's guitar (large hollow
body w/ two long holes in it).
        I don't know how to catagorize their music, but to give you an idea,
one their songs reminded me a lot of Chalk Dust Torture.  Most of the other
songs were not as roudy, but they got me on my feet!!!  One song, the drummer
came out and played this tiny saxaphone, while the lead singer went back to
play the drum set.  (remind you of anything?).  And three of the band
members sing together in most of the songs.  I loved seeing them and plan
on driving two hours down to Athens, Ohio to see them again!!
        I talked with them a little while after the show, and they were all
really nice, and really wanted to hear my comments on how they played.  Like
Phish, this band respects the audience very much, and loves to see their reactio
   n.  I asked if they ever heard of Phish, and the only thing they mentioned
about them was they were on the same as Phish was... Absolute A go-go.  The
bassist now calls it "Absolute A No-go".
        So if anyone out there hears about Tiny Lights playing at town near
them, and you have a few bucks in your pocket, they are definatly worth
checking out, because they are a lot of FUN!!  They are from New Jersey, but
I understand they have pretty big following in Virginia, and they also
magaged to put on some shows in California.  Well...had to put my .02 cents
in. Take care everyone!!!
                -Hadley-       "wind from beyond the mountains"
From: shell@gandalf.Berkeley.EDU (Shelly Culbertson)
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
Subject: Re: Vacuum playing?
Date: 8 Apr 92 19:38:58 GMT
Article-I.D.: agate.rvi4iINNlq0
Organization: Dept. of Statistics, U. C. Berkeley
NNTP-Posting-Host: gandalf.berkeley.edu

Chrs Brewster asked where Jon Fishman learned to suck a vaccuum cleaner -
I think his mother (Mimi) taught him.  She certainly rivalled his skills 
when she made her cameo appearance with the band at the Catalyst!  (10/19/91) 

Shelly
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: anderso2@husc.harvard.edu
Subject: Weekapaug lyrics
Reply-To: anderso2@husc.harvard.edu
Organization: The Internet
Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1992 22:50:29 GMT


	Hmmm.  These, I admit, are tricky.  The "Tryin' to make a woman
match your moves" sounds possible ....  I had thought it might be: "Tryin'
to make a working venture move" - not to far off phonetically from the other.

Carl
From: STAFFORD@hycad5.dnet.hac.com
Subject: PHISH = PHUN!
Reply-To: STAFFORD@hycad5.dnet.hac.com
Organization: The Internet
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 21:24:30 GMT

Widespread Panic and PHISH at the Variety Arts Theater in Los Angeles 4/15/92.
Missed all of Widespread except their last number, so, no comment.
	I have never heard or seen Phish before last night. If it weren't for 
posts on rec.music.gdead, would have never enjoyed this musical group.
Thanks to all you PhishHeads out there.  I give you a big chinese bow.
	Phish started playing at 9pm consisting of a keyboard player, lead 
and bass guitars and drums. Clear mylar with pastel paint on it was hung behind
the group and colored lights were shown on & thru for effect. They took a short
break and finished their 2nd set around 11:40
	The only way I can describe the music is rock-jazz and a little bit of
free-form-fiddlefaddle.  There were a few tunes that had some country, some 
with latin beats, most tunes had a few long instrumental jams. 
Songs I noted were named (I think):
Falling in the Well
Maybe So, Maybe No
The theme song from National Public Radio's "All Things Considered"
Bag it, Tag it (sell it to the butcher at the store)
Cracklin' Rose (a Neil Diamond tune)
Sweet Adeline (a capella - vocals only)
Encore: Rocky Top

A rather large hairy drummer dressed in a black and orange moo-moo came from
behind the drum kit with a pre 1970 Electrolux canister vacuum cleaner. He
put the hose end up to the mic and made some strange sounds with it and his
mouth.  Another interesting moment was when the lead guitarist played drums
while the moo-moo clad drummer played the cymbals and sang lead vocals on
Cracklin' Rose.  Both guitar players engaged in some antics involving tiny
trampolines and bending knees and turning round & round (PHISHersize?).
Also, the bass player had big hair in the first set.
	In general, this was the most entertaining original group I have
seen in a very long time.  Their musicianship is pretty darned good 2, IMHO.

        PHISH = PHUN!                 Catch them live if you can.
                                      Jack  Stafford@hycad5.dnet.hac.com
Now back to your regularly scheduled program. . . .
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From: joelfire@elaine5.Stanford.EDU ( Firehammer)
Subject: Re: dolby etc.
Organization: DSG, Stanford University
Date: 13 Apr 92 02:57:05 GMT

"Timothy J. Dalton" <dalton@mtl.mit.edu> writes:

>To solve the problem of dolby/no dolby, try dbx.  Get a deck with an
>inboard processore or buy an external processor.  It gives vastly superior
>sound compared to dolby.  

>Then there is allways pcm or dat.  But if you are committed to analog, try dbx.
I thought that dbx tapes could only be played in decks that had dbx circuitry
(or a deck with an external processor).  makes for very non-transportable
tapes, especially if you tend to bring tapes with you wherever you go to
turn people on to Phish.
Apologies if I'm confusing dbx w/ something else.
-joel
Tboot!
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From: twent@wam.umd.edu (Anthony J. Went)
Subject: Mike's Lyrics
Originator: twent@rac2.wam.umd.edu
Organization: University of Maryland at College Park
Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1992 05:43:04 GMT

With all the talk about the Mike's Groove lyrics, I raise another question:

 What are they saying in Weekapaug, before the "sharin' in the Weekapaug
Groove" line?  I always thought it was something like "Tryin' to make a woman
match your moves" -- but lately I've become pretty convinced that the word
after "woman" is "that"...  anyone know for sure?

	-tony

-- 
Tony Went (twent@wam.umd.edu)                           University of Merryland
     "I'd like to hear my options so I can weigh them, what do you say?
      Five pounds, six pounds, seven pounds..."
					- Phish
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: "IN SUMMING UP,THE MORAL SEEMS A LITTLE BIT OBSCURE..." <leaf@vax001.kenyon.edu>
Subject: roseland
Reply-To: leaf@vax001.kenyon.edu
Organization: The Internet
Date: Sun, 12 Apr 1992 19:55:06 GMT

Hey everybody,
	I don't want to sound pathetic or anything, but I'm gonna beg anyway. 
Does anyone have high quality tapes of the Roseland, NY show.  I would really
like to get a copy of it.  Personally I thought there should have been a tree
for this show; but I guess not.  This was a great show, and I'm desparate for
tapes of it.  I don't really have a whole lot of Phish to trade (I do have some
though); but I have a lot of that other group people talk about sometimes 9the
one from California).  So if anyone would like to help me out, please write
back about this.
	Harry at Syrycuse-I met you at the show (I'm Casey's friend).  Please
contact me about this tape.
  
	O.K. enough pathetic whining.  Does anybody know about the possibility
of Amy's Farm happening again.  I know the super tour is planned for part of
the summer; but I've been hearing RUMORS about them playing at the farm again. 
I hope so.  I can't think of a more perfect way to spend one of my days off
from the camp I work at.  Last year was such a good time (we even broughht some
of the older campers with us. Now I bump into them at shows:^)  Anyway, I hope
they play there again.
			I don't want a goldphish,
				Matt
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: jonnyk@getafix.cs.uoregon.edu (Jonathan Dennis Kirshbaum)
Subject: To dolby or not to dolby?
Organization: University of Oregon Computer and Information Sciences Dept.
Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1992 01:39:09 GMT

I just finished reading the voluminous post about dolby, and I just want
to express my personal doubts about the dolby issue.

First, that information came from the lab that invented, supports and 
sells dolby; of course they're going to say that dolby is the way to go.

My experience has been that after a couple of generations, dolbied tapes
get muddy and really lose high end.  I agree that tape hiss is no good,
but I will take that over a loss of the crispy high end of the music.  I
even find myself playing back some dolbied tapes with no dolby just to 
gain more high end (don't worry, I don't do that when making tapes for
others!).  There is also the fact that a great majority of tapers on the
net prefer no dolby (at least the people I have dealt with); the trees
are generally non-dolby, with a small number of dolby branches.

What do y'all think? (please no "GO DAT!" mail... I am, at least for
now, an analog fella!)

Jon


Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: X53N000 <X53N@slumus.bitnet>
Subject: Re: Re:Phish as a band
Reply-To: X53N@slumus.bitnet
Organization: The Internet
Date: Fri, 3 Apr 1992 21:20:44 GMT

I would like to take this time and bandwidth to apologize for the
immaturity of some of the people who live on my hall.  In digest
#297 X5BV%slumus.bitnet@cunyvm.cuny.edu wrote 'PHISH SUCKS'.
He has never listened to the band for any length of time longer
than it takes to walk past my room.  If you have any free time or if
you can make some please flame him.

                    Nathan Long
                    a.k.a.   Troll
                             Masternate
                    x5bv%slumus.bitnet@cunyvm.cuny.edu


                                      thanks
From: XQLJ@cornella.bitnet (Allan (Molto Pesce))
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
Subject: Not ALL double decks are evil!
Date: 10 Apr 92 16:36:14 GMT
Article-I.D.: uvaarpa.1992Apr10.163614.21954
Reply-To: XQLJ@cornella.bitnet
Organization: The Internet


     In defence of double decks:  Not all of them are evil.  I recently purchase
the Pioneer CT-W-950R/CT-W, a fine double deck.  It is important not to
generalize when discussing a deck's good and bad points.  This deck, as do
several decks made by other brands, included the following features:

  1.  Recording level between the two decks.  I can boost volumes if need be.
  2.  Complete Dolby control (Dolby B and C).  I can start with a Dolby B master
      and make a tape with dolby C, for example.
  3.  Twin auto BLE system.  This does a quick test on the tape and automaticall
      adjust the bias, level and equalizer to their optimum settings.
  3.  Dolby HX Pro.  Does something good, I'm sure.
  4.  Automatic music search on both decks.  I can select, for example, the
      fifth song to be played (although this hardly ever works with boots.)
  5.  Both Hi-speed and normal-speed copying.
  6.  Peak level meter with peak-hold function.
  7.  Automatic Tape Selector.  Automatically reads what type of tape, and
      adjusts properly.  This way I never forget.
  8.  It has two electronic tape counters.  These counters also have a very
      useful time function.  I use this to discover what songs I can add on to
      tapes to fill them up.
  9.  Headphone jack.  So you can take the deck to a friend's or to a tape-
      copying party.
 10.  It makes absolutely amazing copies.  (provided the originals are good.)

     In short, lets just make sure to remember that there are several not-so-evi
double decks out there.  And I only spent $350 for it.

-Allan (Chickenus Deadarus)
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: anderso2@husc.harvard.edu
Subject: more on Mike's Groove
Reply-To: anderso2@husc.harvard.edu
Organization: The Internet
Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1992 02:47:06 GMT


	Do the lyrics for Mike's Groove change?  The "She No Are No Nice Gal"
is pretty clear on my tape, but it's also pretty old (5/21/89).  They seem
like the kind of lyrics that could mutate fairly easily ...

Carl

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From: "Rich Fromm - 'Whatever you do, take care of your shoes.'  13-Apr-1992 1214" <fromm@tecrus.enet.dec.com>
Subject: mike's song
Reply-To: fromm@tecrus.enet.dec.com
Organization: The Internet
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1992 16:12:34 GMT

 DDSCHWAR@cc.owu.edu writes:

|P.S.  I always thought the lyrics to Mike's Song were "We don't want no nice
|guys", Or, "Me don't want no nice guys".

so did i

- rich

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From: Andrew babb <saviour!bywater!scifi!andrew@uunet.uu.net>
Subject: SET LISTS
Reply-To: saviour!bywater!scifi!andrew@uunet.uu.net
Organization: The Internet
Date: Sat, 4 Apr 1992 07:58:12 GMT

  HEY THERE FOLKS -  Would someone please post the set lists!  I would be 
glad to do my part, as for I am fortunate enough to be going to to the two 
Arizona shows.  I hope this message is not out of place, for this is my 
first post on the PHISH net!  By the way anyone in the New York area wh 
willing to trade some PHISH tapes please send me a message.  Thanks -
                                         Andrew 
  P.S.  Did you all know that the lines in Mango > " youre hands and feet 
are mangos but youre going to be a genius anyway"  Those lines are taken 
from a book (which I can not remeber the title of) in which a boy steps on a 
land mine or some such device, and his hands and feet are MANGLED.  Thus the 
line in the book > "Your hands and feet are mangled, youre going to be a 
genius anyway".  Just thought you might like to know.

=============================The Saviour System ==============================
==================1 (914) 452 5538 ------ Open 24 hours a day ================
                         andrew@saviour.UUCP (Andrew babb)
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: ELEE@eagle.wesleyan.edu
Subject: Spins at Wesleyan....
Reply-To: ELEE@eagle.wesleyan.edu
Organization: The Internet
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1992 23:23:39 GMT

Hello, friends!
	I'm just writing in to tell y'all that the Spin Doctors along with
Mojo Nixon and a lesser-known group called Chucklehead will be playing here
at Wesleyan (the one in Connecticut), possibly in the first weekend in May.
As of yet, most plans that have been announced have been pretty sketchy;
all I know is that Chucklehead and the Spins have already signed to play.
I will post more info. as it is announced to us concerning exact dates and
whether or not I.D.'s will be needed, and if it is free.  Until then, I'm
keeping my fingers crossed that this event will not coincide with Phish at
UMass....but the Spin Doctors and Phish in consecutive weekends would be
too cool!
					-Ed
					elee@eagle.wesleyan.edu
From: JOHNSORN@bcvax1.bc.edu
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
Subject: Re: Phish Digest #308
Date: 12 Apr 92 08:35:13 GMT
Article-I.D.: uvaarpa.1992Apr12.083513.4038
Reply-To: johnsorn@bcvax1.bc.edu
Organization: The Internet


	Can anyone help me out here. I have a tape labeled: Oberlin College
12-14-90 which is neither in, nor matches any show inthe HPB. The set list is
(according to the tape, I haven't listened to the whole thing yet)

Cavern (with additions ala 4-22-90 Colorado), Curtis Loew, Mike's Song (lyrics
seem to be: "We no (possibly don't)want no nice guys)-> I Am Hydrogen-> 
Weekapaug Groove, Run Like An Antelope, Suzie Greenberg, Possum, Foam, YEM, 
Uncle Pen, Dinner And A Movie, Bouncing Around The Room. 

Any replies will be greatly appreciated. 

					So Long, and Thanks for All the Phish,
						Robert Johnson
						johnsorn@bcvms.bc.edu
From: jwisgird@landau.ucdavis.edu (Joe Wisgirda)
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
Subject: 4/18 Stanford Gig
Summary: What's the DEAL?
Date: 13 Apr 92 00:51:23 GMT
Article-I.D.: ucdavis.12169
Organization: Physics, UC Davis


     Dear pholks -
                   Does ANYONE know what the final word is on the 4/18 show?
Are non-Stanford people not allowed in the show? Does one need a Stanford ID
to get in? There was a great deal of talk about the show a week or two back
but nobody seems to have mentioned it phor a while. I'm going to have to
drive @2-3 hours to get to the show ( from Davis ) and I just want to know
if I'm going to, after a 2-3 hour drive, have to deal with a cop or an
obnoxious security person telling me to go home. Just want to know the score.
If anyone knows anything phor sure please post a message. I tried to contact
someone ( I phorgot who ) about getting ID's phor the show if they were needed.
If you were that person, please get in touch with me at 
jwisgird@landau.ucdavis.edu. Greatly Appreciative I would be.
                             Peace -
                                    Joey
From: unclejon@wpi.WPI.EDU (Unclejon)
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
Subject: Antelope lyrics?
Date: 13 Apr 92 14:36:28 GMT
Organization: Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Hello Phish Pholk,

Since nobody seems to be able to agree on Mike's Groove lyrics, I thought
I would add to the confusion.  I cannot from tapes I've heard or Lawnboy,
make out the two lines before "set the gearshift for the high...." in
Antelope.  This is probably an easy on for any lyric buffs out there.

-Justin

hm blank hm mmm ah.....Marco Esquandolas.......mm oh hmm nmh#!@#%$??????????
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From: grateful@leland.Stanford.EDU (Sirna)
Subject: Phish at Stanford
Organization: DSG, Stanford University, CA 94305, USA
Distribution: usa
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 92 16:26:11 GMT


Phish will be playing a free concert at the Rincadelt party on Wilbur Field
on Stanford campus on April 18th. The flyers around campus say 2:00 starting 
time and give very few other details.

Wilbur Field is visible from Campus drive ( aloop around the campus) and is
on the the east side of Campus center.  I unfortunately have no suggestions 
as to where to park but I'm sure you can find a spot.  

As for checking ID's- university officals have indicated that only members
of the Stanford community are to be admitted, but since it is an outdoor
field with very little possibility of being enclosed. I would take this proc
lamation with a grain of salt.

Anyway didn't mean to be pedantic but poeple are still asking questions.

For further details e-mail me.





-- 
grateful@leland.stanford.edu
Tony Sirna                   Always looking for High
P.O. Box 5406                Sound quality Tapes
Stanford, Ca 94209           and have same To trade
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From: AFOSTER@cmcvx1.claremont.edu
Subject: Santa Barbara
Reply-To: AFOSTER@cmcvx1.claremont.edu
Organization: The Internet
Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1992 18:32:15 GMT

I posted the set last night at 4:00 a.m., and was in no condition to type
any more, so I'm waiting until now.

Widespread Panic did a great opening set, and the crowd really got into it.
Then Phish came on for one of the best live sets I've ever heard.  Possum had
everyone jamming along with the band.  During Bouncing, there were about 500
heads bobbing up and down, you couldn't see anything.  Fee was good to hear,
considering that it was their first "hit," and they haven't been playing it muchlately.  Then Trey did a hilarious, amended version of part of the Gamehenge
narration, and then two songs, Colonel Forbin's Ascent and Famous Mockingbird.
Run Like an Antelope right before break was perfect.

Opening the second set with Sanity, a lot of people got into it, but I thought
it was an odd choice to open a set with.  It sounded like something you'd hear
while the credits are rolling after "Beauty and the Beast."  Llama and Lizards
led into a great Mike's Groove.  During the trampoline bouncing, Gordon was 
jumping so high, he was almost hitting his head on the ceiling (literally).
It slowed down a little after that.  Horn was new for almost everyone there,
and Terrapin is just so un-Phish like that it was hard to get into.  But they
finished off with an incredibly Suzie Greenberg.  Sleeping Monkey at the encore
was also new to most people.

After the show, I talked to Mike Gordon for about 15 minutes.  He said that
Phish is definitely going to Europe this summer, and should be back in SoCal
next fall.  I can't believe how cool it was to see a band member mixing with
the crowd 10 minutes after the show is over.  If these guys were any more
genuine and down-to-earth, I'd almost reccommend that they host "Daily
Affirmation" with Stuart Smalley.
					-Andrew
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