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From: MARKUS BRAKHAN <71201.1016@compuserve.com>
Subject: Albany 11/20/92 Set List
Reply-To: 71201.1016@compuserve.com
Organization: The Internet
Date: Sat, 21 Nov 1992 22:23:09 GMT

Palace Thater, Albany, NY; 11/20/92

      I                             II
Axcilla                       Chalk Dust Torture
All Things Reconsidered-->    Fluffhead
Suzy Greenberg-->             Tube
Rift                          You Enjoy Myself
The Sloth                     Fast Enough for You
Reba                          Dinner and a Movie (reggae jam)-->
Sparkle-->                    Harry Hood
Stash (w/ Peanuts Theme)      Terrapin-->
Lizards-->                    Vacuum (Jet Plane)-->
Memories                      Lengthwise
David Bowie
                             
          Trey: I sense a vibration in the room. . .he's here. . .
                the Dude of Life

                   ENTER: THE DUDE OF LIFE!
             I Don't Care about Anyone except Myself

                Encores:      Sweet Adeline (a capella, unamplified)
                              Good Times, Bad Times

                 HOORAY for the DUDE OF LIFE!

Particularly hot moments included the Stash and Bowie jams, Fluffhead
and Harry Hood. Y.E.M. was hot as well, but not earth shattering. Page
asked the crowd about Fishman's new Mumu, a nice white number with eyes
screened/painted randomly on it. No Bouncing Ball Jam, but that's
probably a game reserved for the college fieldhouses. 
 The Dude of Life had a little fun getting his (Mike's) mike cord
untangled, but the boys cranked out a version that sounded remarkably
like Chalk Dust, and the Dude gave an inspired performance. I saw him
hanging around the soundboard before the show and thought to myself
"Where have I seen this guy before?" I said hello, but the question
mark never disappeared from above my head, until of course he appeared
on stage. My only other encounter was a certain notorious appearance at
Wetlands in NYC.
 The Palace was a nice venue, comfortable and with good sound. Security
was reasonable and taping was no hassle. No alcohol was served. Thanks
to all responsible for putting on the show.
Peace, Love and Happiness.
MARKUSMARKUSMARKUSMARKUSMARKUSMARKUSMARKUSMARKUSMARKUSMARKUSMARKUSMARKUS


Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: scottk@titan.ucc.umass.edu (Scott Kaufman  I.S.)
Subject: Re: My two cents
Organization: University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 20:07:31 GMT

In article <1992Nov18.140824.17320@uvaarpa.Virginia.EDU> taaffe@siam.org writes:
>          Everyone who has been captivated by the genius of Phish
>          should hope that more people can experience it.  Music is
>          medicine, its therapy.  If we had a whole world of people
>          listening to Trey and Co., I guarantee you that we all would
>          be much happier.  Being a devoted fan, I only hope that more
>          people are introduced to this band, that more people come to
>          the shows, that more people join this net, that more people
>          learn how to leave all the bullshit stress behind, and just
>          go jam to great music.
Yea, and I hope all these people car pool, don't leave garbage all
over the place, don't harass townspeople, don't piss on my car, don't
drive wasted, etc. 

>          Music is about harmony, harmony is about love, and love is
>          what it is ALL about.
And the music business is about profit.  Phish is Electra's product.
(And Electra is part of the huge Time/Warner conglomerate)
I love Phish's music, don't get me wrong, but corporate rock isn't all
about love, it's about money. 

Will Phish keep supporting 20/20 Vision?  Will they continue to oppose
the War on (Some) Drugs?  Or will they turn into apathetic liberals
like a lot of their fans?

>          Sean "Mommy, what's a funkadelic" Taaffe
scott
                                            

apathetic hippies suck



Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: betteb@rpi.edu
Subject: whatever
Reply-To: betteb@rpi.edu
Organization: The Internet
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 05:20:09 GMT


	man how can you all be so damned happy,.






Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: "Stephen T. Carson" <usr5984a@tso.uc.edu>
Subject: 50 cent Words
Reply-To: usr5984a@tso.uc.edu
Organization: The Internet
Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1992 13:18:11 GMT

Being a relatively new Phish listener (3 weeks) I am slowly but
surely picking up the lyrics.  I now have the Junta and Picture
of Nectar discs and two bootlegs.
What was disturbing me about the lyrics that were pronted in the
jackets were that I hadn't heard a bunch of the words.  So I got
out my American Heritage College Dictionary and sure enough--all
of the words were there.
So where did these guys get their vocabulary anyway?
They're brilliant!

Bummed is what you are when you go out to your car and it's been towed.
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: ALEX <swift@kenyon.edu>
Subject: new year's
Reply-To: swift@kenyon.edu
Organization: The Internet
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 07:27:57 GMT

Hello again, I hate doing this, especially since there are sooo many people out
tehre who are asking, groveling, for new year's tickets. But if anyone out
there has three extras, PLEASE!!!, please let me know. Thanks! Alex
swift@kenyon.edu

Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: jharris@lynx.dac.northeastern.edu (jonathan harris)
Subject: 3-17-92
Organization: Northeastern University
Date: Tue, 24 Nov 1992 00:46:40 GMT

I forgot.  I heard that there might be sbds of this show.  I have
audiences, but the levels are a little high.

Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: HCCLARK@cc.owu.edu
Subject: directions to Bogart's
Reply-To: HCCLARK@cc.owu.edu
Organization: The Internet
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 15:43:54 GMT

	Hi all!  I was wondering if anyone could help me with directions
to Bogart's in Cincinatti.  I will be coming in from the North on I-71,
but I have no idea what exit to get off..etc.   Is there a net gathering
planned anywhere before the show?  Thanks for your help!!
---hadley---  "wind from beyond the mountains"
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: Jeff Maggard 17-Nov-1992 1017 <maggard@subpac.enet.dec.com>
Subject: CORRECTION TO BRUCE'S DIREX!
Reply-To: maggard@subpac.enet.dec.com
Organization: The Internet
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 06:18:53 GMT

Greetings:

Some suggestions and corrections on the Cornell Direx.  I guess I better
post my direx too...  Nice map Bruce!

- jeff

Corrections follow:

Bruce sez:
| |From Binghamton and South
| 
| Take I-81 North to the Whitney Point exit.  Turn right, and then left at
| the end of the road.  Follow NYS 79 west towards Ithaca. (Don't miss the
| left turn NYS 79 makes about a mile outside of Whitney Point.  Follow
| NYS 79 for about 30 miles.  After seeing the signs "Town of Ithaca" and
| "City of Ithaca", make a sharp left at the first stop sign onto Mitchell
                                 ^^^^
that's a very sharp *RIGHT* turn!  It's impossible to make a left there!

| St. (also NYS 366).  Then make the first right onto College Ave.
                                           ^^^^^
that's a *LEFT* turn!

| About 200 yards later you will see the Ithaca Fire Station No. 9 on the
| right.  The next building on the right is the Nines.
| 
| |From Albany
| 
| The easiest, but not quickest route is to take I-88 to Binghamton, turn onto
| I-81 North and follow the Binghamton directions.

THIS IS A WASTE OF TIME!  You'll go about 1/2 to 1 hour out of your way.
Bruce's way is foolproof, and I'd suggest his way only if you don't have a
map of NY state with you.

Instead, if you have a map, TAKE the 206 exit in Bainbridge and follow 206
west toward Whitney Point.  In Whitney point (about 30 or so miles later)
follow signs for rt. 79 west toward Ithaca.  About 30+ or so miles later
you'll come to the stop sign mentioned above.  Take a right, then your first
left.  

Total trip time is 1:15 from teh I-81/206 exit at reasonable speeds and no 
weather.  This can be as high as 3 hours in weather (i.e. snow), so if the
weather is cruddy you might want to seek out a better way... ...but
remember, there is no good way to get to Ithaca. 8-}

NOTE: there's a stop sign that's about 17 miles outside of Ithaca at
a flashing light (in the town of Greene I think).  If you take a right there
you will get lost.  If you get confused, ask the dude(t) at the Mobil station 
(at that intersection) which way to go and (s)he'll say 'that way' and point 
up the hill to the west.

| |From the Nines to Parking for the show.
| 
| Go up College Ave. to the second light.  Turn left (Campus Rd.).  Go 
                                                ^^^^
turn *RIGHT* at the light onto Campus (go *UP* hill)!  If you turn left, you
will get hopelessly lost around West Campus.  

| straight thru 2 stop signs.  At the third stop turn left (Garden Ave.).
| You will reach a traffic light.  Bailey hall is straight ahead, but there's
| no parking there.  Instead turn right (Tower Rd.).  Shortly up Tower
| Rd. there is parking on the right, both along and off the road.

Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: Bower John R <jbower@venus>
Subject: AAAAAAAAARRRGH!!!
Reply-To: jbower@venus
Organization: The Internet
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 03:35:39 GMT

A recent post went something like this:

Oh gee,
   Once again I approach you phine netters with a request phor housing.
It seems myselph and two other phriends will be attending the Vermont
show this Thursday and have no place to sleep.
   Is there a kind soul out there willing to put a rooph over our heads?
We are a phriendly sort and promise to stay out of your icebox and can
bring nice tapes phor you to duplicate.
   Iph this is impossible does anyone know of a cheap hotel near the
show? We would be glad to drive someone to Albany and back iph they were
able to put us up in Vermont.

I don't have any comments about the content of the post, but it is posts like
this one that have convinced me to form the Phish.net Lonely "F" Fan Club.
I just want to remind everybody that "F" IS STILL THE SIXTH LETTER OF THE 
ALPHABET.  Worse than that, I'm sure that "f"'s around the world are feeling
the pain neglect from the discriminatory treat they are getting here on the
.net.  Let's all just try to use "f"'s a little more again.  I'm not saying
that we shouldn't slip in an occasional "Howdy Pholks", but let's try to
control our urge to be cute with our spelling practices and remember to use
all 26 letters.  I guess this is just a personal pet peeve, but does anyone
else find this practice annoying?

My apologies to the original author of the above post, I didn't mean to flame
you personally, you just gave me a good example...

jb
From: fromm@rock.enet.dec.com (Rich Fromm - 'Whatever you do, take care of your shoes.'  18-Nov-1992 1125)
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
Subject: Re: I need advice.
Date: 18 Nov 92 16:26:46 GMT
Reply-To: fromm@rock.enet.dec.com
Organization: The Internet

Mike (jenkins@helios.phy.ohiou.edu) asks:

| Should I pay Ticketbastard the extra $3.00 or whatever and go to the
|show ALONE?

hey, you're never alone at a Phish show; they'll most likely be a few other 
people in the audience ;^)

seriously, i've gone by myself to numerous Phish and Dead shows and had a great 
time; many times I've run into people that I knew, met people from the net, or 
just struck up friendly conversations with nearby pholks; go for it!

. . . r i c H
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From: Douglas Loeb <qacs3410@oswego.oswego.edu>
Subject: help! I need Albany tickets!
Reply-To: qacs3410@oswego.oswego.edu
Organization: The Internet
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 18:40:09 GMT



   I cant believe this is happening to me. I HAD ALBANY TICKETS but
my friend who purchased them for me called this morning and said he
misplaced them! he's been looking for them since monday and cant seem
to remember where he put them!!!!! SO if any of you kind folks have
extras (even one) let me know ASAP.

                                    thanks,

                                       Doug Loeb
                                       qacs3410@oswego.oswego.edu
From: Dina_Venezky
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
Subject: Re: Our Opportunity
Date: 17 Nov 1992 17:59:19 GMT
Organization: Brown University Geology
Distribution: world
NNTP-Posting-Host: 128.148.68.197

In article <1ea098INNh29@agate.berkeley.edu> shell@gandalf.Berkeley.EDU (Shelly
Culbertson) writes:

> In my own idealistic way, I like to think
>of the net as a conscious source in the scene of the sort of good energy
>and consideration for others that will allow this wonder that we're all
>experiencing to continue for as long as Phish is willing & able to play
>for us!

I am very happy that Shelly wrote this. For those of us who saw our first shows
in small bars on the east coast it's almost scarey to see the large crowds now.
I was worried when I went to the Boston Garden about what would happen when
phish started to play in large places. It made me really happy that they
continue to perform for the audience as they did before. The vaccum solo was a
perfect example. During my first show fish played "if I only had a brain" on
the vaccum. I was completely bewildered, a state that was common to my life
then but it was also difficult because I didn't know any of the songs. However
I did know "if I only had a brain" and I've loved the band ever since.

Now that they've grown ALOT bigger I still hope to have the same experiences at
shows as I did in the past. So far the people that I've met have been some of
the greatest people I know, most of my friends from home also listen to phish
now. It definately seems as though there is a community aspect to the scene. I
still feel as though the audience is participating in the shows, that the band
cares what we think, and that we all share a certain fondness for the absurd.
Hopefully this will continue and we will always be able to enjoy the shows. 

While I was at Smith, Phish was banned from playing in the valley due to some
sort of violence, JG can clear this up better than I can. I guess I am just
hoping that nothing of this sort will occur on this tour. Let's try to be
considerate of others. 

I saw you with a ticket stub in your hand......

see you there,  I hope
-Tigger
From: Fronefield.Crawford@williams.edu (Fronefield Crawford)
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
Subject: any keswick tickets?
Date: 18 Nov 92 22:33:07 GMT
Reply-To: Fronefield.Crawford@williams.edu
Organization: The Internet

Does anyone have extra tickets for the Philadelphia show next Wed.?
If you do, please email me!

thanks,
Froney
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From: "Barbara Rockwell" <p00220@psilink.com>
Subject: looking for Brad Dalton
Organization: the oasis at the end of the road
Date: Sat, 21 Nov 1992 14:29:30 GMT
X-Mailer: PSILink-DOS (3.3)

I believe my friend Brad reads this news group often.  If you are out 
there, Brad, I'd love to connect up with you again.  My new mail address 
is p00ss0@psilink.com     If you know Brad and are reading this, can you 
please forward him my address, or send me his?  Thanks to all, and sorry 
to waste the bandwidth on this personal query.  

Barbara Rockwell
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: SCM2232@ocvaxa.cc.oberlin.edu
Subject: looking for a taper
Reply-To: SCM2232@ocvaxa.cc.oberlin.edu
Organization: The Internet
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 19:05:57 GMT

To whom it may concern:
If you taped 4/29/92 at First Avenue - Minneapolis, MN, and supplied
a guy named Doug Desalvo at Carleton College with the tapes, and
you go to the University of MN, then you are who I'm looking for!
I am very interested in the equipment setup you used to tape the
first set.  The second set, of course, SOMEHOW turned out to be a soundboard.
HMMM.  Anyway, PLEASE email me at the address.  I am looking into taping 
equipment and am aquiring advice from far and wide.  Please lend me yours.
Adios.
			-Cale Miller scm2232@ocvaxa.cc.oberlin.edu
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: Scott Duane Satterthwaite <scotts@vonnegut.ee.cornell.edu>
Subject: net site for Cornell
Reply-To: scotts@vonnegut.ee.cornell.edu
Organization: The Internet
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 02:26:39 GMT


Hey, there's been some talk of a gathering here. Two names have come up as
far as I can tell, and both are OK choices.  Olivers and the Nines are both
about the some distance from Bailey. They are both located on College Ave. in
what is called so imaginatively "Collegetown".  This is the "hotbed of all
activity at Cornell", or so it might seem.  Basically it's where all the bars
are.  
Both Olivers and the Nines serve alcohol, but as long as you are 18, you are
OK to get in. Actually, Olivers never cards at the door, anyone can get in,
if there happens to be anyone who can't pass for 18. And it is also easier to
get served at Olivers if you are underage.  They only card at the counter, 
and usually they don't bother.  The Nines however, is a little more strict in
that sense.  If there's a band (I don't know if there will be one) they
ll check ID's at the door, give you a stamp or red X and take a cover charge.
If not, they'll card at your table if you order beer.
Overall, Olivers is more of a Deli style, their specialty being sandwiches and
soups.  The Nines is a bit more restauranty and they have table service. They
are known for their pizza :)  .  Both have bands often, although Olivers is
more likely just to have a solo or small combo, not very loud, where the Nines
is more open to larger groups.  (like Hypnotic Clambake, etc.)
Anyways, I recommend either one.
However, it is up to you to make the call.  I'll be working on the show all
day, so won't be able to make any gatherings.  I'll see you in Albany, Bingham-
ton, Pchester, etc.  

Also, for those over 21, I strongly recommend avoiding the Collegetown bar 
scene and take a walk down the Hill to Stewart Ave, where there is a pub
called the Chapterhouse.  They used to brew their own there, but they had a
fire and other problems, so they don't anymore :( .  Anyways, they have one
of the better beer selections around, Sam Adams, Yuengling Porter, Lager, and
Ale, and a lot of microbrewed stuff.  It's definitely quieter and more relaxed
than the scene up the hill. However, they are very strict on carding, and do
so at the entrance, no one under 21 allowed.

Have fun at the show!!!
Enjoy Ithaca!
Scott
From: shoop@horton.farsef.com (Dan Shoop)
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
Subject: Re: Copying Junta from disc to tape
Date: 15 Nov 92 19:13:18 GMT
Organization: FARSEF -- The Far Side Expeditionary Force

"ALEK GRABINSKI, 765-2151, VERTICAL FURNACE PGM MGR" <AGRABINSKI@sc9.intel.com> writes:

> 
> So don't!  If you are discless, get a CD player.  Whaddaya think, vinyl 
> is going to make a resurgence?
> 

Some of us true audiophiles only wish. CDs are a nasty compromise.

-dhan



FARSEF | The                                  Dan Shoop
       | Far Side                             shoop@horton.farsef.com
       | Expeditionary                        ATTnet:          201.612.0895
       | Force                                PagerNet: 800.225.0256 #92664
                                              Snail:   127 E Prospect 07463

                Give your child mental blocks for Christmas.
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From: jojw@uhura.cc.rochester.edu (John J. Wood)
Subject: A friend needing two for Philly.
Organization: University of Rochester (Rochester, NY)
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 92 20:27:13 GMT

A good friend of mine, Adam Lentz, is in need of two Philly (Keswick Theatre)
tickets.  He can make it worth your while with some juicy tapes (and
they *are* juicy!;-).  If you can help, please contact Adam via either
email (awl2346@ultb.isc.rit.edu) or phone (716-561-1545).  Thankyouinadvance.


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From: jojw@uhura.cc.rochester.edu (John J. Wood)
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
Subject: Re: Bela Fleck (sorry non phish)
Date: 19 Nov 92 15:02:58 GMT
Organization: University of Rochester (Rochester, NY)

Glenn Russell re-posts his old Flecktones review...
>I don't think I've ever heard or seen anyone who has total mastery of
>an instrument - except Victor Wooten.  The galaxies best bassist bar
>none.  He toyed with us all night with his musical slight-of-hand.  How did he
>do that?  They should hand out bibs at the door.  Have you ever seen a 
>crowd of 2,000 people in simultaneous drool?

I've seen well over 300 concerts, and Victor Lamonte Wooten is simply the 
most talented electric bassist I've witnessed play live since the late, 
great Jaco Pastorius -- period.:-)

Bela & company played tuesday night at the Downtown Holiday Inn in
Rochester, and the quartet produced another wonderful show.  All the
musicians found their form and shined at some point.  Ray "Future Man"
Wooten has added some new sound effects to his SynthAxe Drumatar, and
the quartet has added some new audience participation routines, including
a hilarious palindrome intro to "UFO Tofu".  Howard Levy almost
blew the roof off with a transcendent harmonica solo in the "Yee Haw
Factor" encore.

>Bela was as impressive as ever.  His lead's on a few of the hard jazz
>numbers were simply incredible.

Tuesday night, Bela just went *off* on his electric banjo, and had
some beautiful trade offs with Howard.  

>Howard Levy, to borrow a basketball term, is the consumate swingman.  Great 
>harp play and solid piano off the bench.  The last time I saw the 'Tones 
>Howard seemed a little off, but he was ON last night.  "Yes that is a 
>harmonica in my pocket - but I'm always glad to see you"  :-)

After the show, while the band signed my COSMIC HIPPO CD:-), Howard
was asked who his biggest influence was:  "The cosmos!"  Howard
also mentioned that he and the David Grisman band have completed
recording with Ken Nordine for another word jazz album, to be
released on the Grateful Dead label in the near-future.

>Forget about the nth show of Summer tour!  Drop what you're doing and
>ride the Cosmic Hippo!   Go see the Flecktones!

And I'll throw in my endorsement:  I was blown off the roof the first two
times I saw them last year, and they still did *it* for me a-plenty 
Tuesday night.  This quartet is a must-see when they come to your
area:  if you don't go -- trust me -- it's *your* loss.  I'll be
at the December 9th Buffalo show (The Marquee At The Tralf)

OPhishC:  C U at Cornell & Binghamton next weekend.:-)

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Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: JOSEEBACH@davidson.bitnet
Subject: trey's setup.
Reply-To: JOSEEBACH@davidson.bitnet
Organization: The Internet
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 02:11:47 GMT

howdy,
thanks for posting the letter about trey's guitar.  I was curious, too --
now I know.  My question, and I have posted this several times to no avail,
is this:  What did trey play before Paul built this peice of art?  What did
he use before he got the setup he has now?  Please, someone, satisfy my
curiousity on this...
thanks
john
joseebach@apollo.davidson.edu
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish