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From: jeg5s@uva.pcmail.Virginia.EDU
Subject: Marriage in Lemuria :-)
Reply-To: jeg5s@uva.pcmail.Virginia.EDU
Organization: The Internet
Date: Sun, 3 Jan 1993 02:02:33 GMT

About two hours ago, I successfully proposed to my
girlfriend/roomate of three years, Kristen of Lemuria, on the
very steps upon which I met her three and a half years ago.  She
had fussed about walking out in the freezing cold, but I had been
hiding the ring for two weeks (an oval blue topaz surrounded by
diamonds), and after hearing Diamond Girl thursday night, just
couldn
't wait anylonger.

BTW, the descriptions of NYE seem extremely lacking.  To begin
with, Diamond Girl is by Seals and Crofts, which puts it at about
the same chart-time as all the other covers Phish do (from GTBT
to Ride Captain Ride).  

The famous mockingbird was someone in a costume on a harness,
lifted high above the stage for the entire song.

The Dude of Life pushed in a lawnmower, continuing this odd
obsession with 12-year-old-boyness, and, as with the famous
mockingbird, being none afraid to fly straight in the face of the
People magazine crap-commentary of calling them characterized by
too much "jokiness".

The encore was cool for a 3-set extravaganza after a long week
after a short break, but, hey!  We heard both Fire and Carolina
as encores earlier in the week.  It seems apparent, as well from
the repitions of songs (compare 12-28-92 to 11-25-92, or the
first set of 12-31-92  to 12-28&29-92), that there may be
CONSCIOUS efforts to discourage touring.  (BTW, I saw three
people get kicked out for fake tickets.)

Also, why no fanfare over the 12-29-92 Bike?  It was psychotic,
and introduced Jon's new cloak ("I've got a cloak, its a bit of a
joke....)

Cyall soon.....


ELLIS OF LEMURIA  email: jeg5s@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu
   snail mail: P.O. Box 3240, Charlottesville, VA 22903
     +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
motto: keep smiling, gliding, and riding that train!!  :-)
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: berkman@titan.ucc.umass.edu (NEIL C BERKMAN)
Subject: Have 2 extras for Springfield
Organization: University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Date: Mon, 21 Dec 1992 20:30:36 GMT

I'll sell them for what I paid ($17.50 each, I think).  I'm going home
for Christmas, so I won't be on the net after today.  You can call me
at (516) 226-4042, but don't call until Wednesday, or else my mom will
answer and will likely be very confused.

Neil
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: Jeff Maggard 22-Dec-1992 0938 <maggard@subpac.enet.dec.com>
Subject: Does anyone else feel this way...?
Reply-To: maggard@subpac.enet.dec.com
Organization: The Internet
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 14:53:12 GMT

From: jamie@access.digex.com (James Treworgy)
| "But this album's pervasive jokiness is insufferable- a mix of Dungeons &
| Dragons, bong culture and computer-nerd-speak (Elektra)."
| 
| I think the reviewer is taking things a little too seriously to have
| a good time ;-)

Ditto that!  But don't you find it interesting that this reviewer has no
concept of what Phish is all about?  Judging an epic novel by just one
page...!?  Why doesn't this bozo listen to Junta -- probably because (s)he
might have to say something nice about it.  Horrors!  ;-)

After reading the Businessweek article on 'Busters' (in which our very own
Rich Fromm and Robert Johnson appear in living color!!!), I get the creeping
suspicion that the author of this review is over 30 years old -- and I'd bet
a whole dollar ;-) that (s)he's over 40.  This IS People magazine after all
-- who likely sells most of their copies to moms-at-the-grocery-checkout...
...ahhhh socail programming, don't ya just love it!?  Yikes!

This review is just another example of the last-ditch-attempt of the
Baby-boomber generation to regain some of its ever slipping grip on societal
norms.

I fart in their general direction.

giggle

- jeff
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: Jeff Maggard 21-Dec-1992 1504 <maggard@subpac.enet.dec.com>
Subject: Springfield Gathering Suggestion
Reply-To: maggard@subpac.enet.dec.com
Organization: The Internet
Date: Mon, 21 Dec 1992 20:08:30 GMT

Greetings!

I asked a friend for some info on places to hold a gathering at the
Springfield show.  He suggested Tilly's, 1390 Main St., which is right next
door to Symphony Hall.  It's a restaurant-n-bar, so people under 21 can get
in.  Their number is 413-732-3613.

...all in favor?

- jeff

PS -- if anyone wants directions, please send e-mail to me at:
                <maggard@subpac.enet.dec.com>
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: sarah lefton <H7L@cornella.cit.cornell.edu>
Subject: basslines
Reply-To: H7L@cornella.cit.cornell.edu
Organization: The Internet
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1992 06:28:21 GMT

hey.
thanks to the god-like poster of the foam tabs.
but a question...
as i am a new and learning bassist, i wonder if anyone ever has any
tabs for basslines. we bassists seem so neglected in the wide world
of music publications. but i don't know, i'm new at this.

i sit around a lot and pick out the progressions as well as I can(okay,
okay, that's pretty much all i do!) but i would loooove some help or
advice if anyone out there has some for me.

so far i have bits and pieces of Possum, Bouncin, Split Open and Melt,
and Reba worked out. My big happy bass goal was to learn the intro to
Split. I have most of it down. It's a real pain in the butt. Impressive,
but a real pain in the butt. Thanks Mike;-)

and on a cheesier note: was anyone at the 89 Goddard College show? I
would be fascinated to hear a first hand account of what sounds like a
macaroni and cheese jam on my tapes!!!! the Kraft jam? Velveeta groove?

phish. those crazy pastaheads.

sarah
H7L@cornella.cit.cornell.edu
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: koverber@cs.ulowell.edu (Kurt Overberg)
Subject: Happy Holidays!
Originator: koverber@bigmax.ulowell.edu
Organization: University of Massachusetts at Lowell Computer Science
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1992 18:44:10 GMT



Hullo all!

	I just thought I would take this net.lull to wish 
everyone the very best holiday season (whatever your religious
persuation).  This time of year is a time when we take recount
of all the good things in our lives.  I am personally thankful
that Phish is around, confiming the fact that there are still
bands (musicians) out there that care about their fans and
are determined to make music that isn't hateful, rotten, 
judgemental, or just out to make a quick buck.  I was getting
so down about the whole music scene, what with all the Vanilla Ice's
and Ice T's stealing songs and singing about killing cops.  
Not that I don't think these issues (killing, homeless, etc.) need
to be addressed - they do -, but I was so glad when I finally found
a band that I could just LISTEN to.  It didn't make me feel 
guilty, ashamed, etc.  it was just really good catchy music 
to listen to.   So I guess I just wanted to publicly say thanks
to Phish for the effort.  
If Phish should somehow be reading this, thanks Page, Trey, Mike
and Jon, for caring about the music and, more importantly, the 
attitude that it should display and be conveyed with.  In other words, 
thanks for the effort.  It really is worth it.  People notice it
and are moved by it.  Who knows? It may even change the world.
Thanks.


					peace out.

					   kurt

-- 
Kurt Overberg            | I honestly doubt you care about my opinions ;^)      
U of Mass, Lowell        | "Poke a double-decker on a Llama taboot,       
koverber@cs.ulowell.edu  |  Llama taboot, taboot!"      -Phish
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: betteb@rpi.edu
Subject: die-hards
Reply-To: betteb@rpi.edu
Organization: The Internet
Date: Mon, 21 Dec 1992 15:39:09 GMT


	What die-hards (idiots?) such as myself are still going to be on
the .net over break?  I'm going to be logging in remotely.  See, I'm getting
operated on, on the 29th, and won't have a whole lot to do over new year's,
etc.  So I'll be reading my phish mail, if there is any.


				B					
	

				Brian
				betteb@rpi.edu
From: shell@gandalf.Berkeley.EDU (Shelly Culbertson)
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
Subject: Re: harmonica playing
Date: 27 Dec 1992 07:16:56 GMT
Organization: Dept. of Statistics, U. C. Berkeley
NNTP-Posting-Host: gandalf.berkeley.edu

In article <1992Dec26.033931.25186@uvaarpa.Virginia.EDU> lfine@mhc.mtholyoke.edu writes:
>
>	P.S.  Is there any known recordings w/ a harmonica, I don't think
>so but............
>

If you look closely at the PON liner notes, you might notice that Page
is credited with playing Big Harmonica on Glide.  (Trey once mentioned 
that they'd like to try it live, too, but it would be hard for Page to
do at the same time as playing keyboards....)


Shelly

ps.  anyone going from (or through) Boston to New Haven with room for one
rider?  please call me at home - (707) 443-1172 till 7 pm PST Sunday...thanks!
From: rstern@col.hp.com (Richard Stern)
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
Subject: fluffhead
Date: 29 Dec 1992 16:41:24 GMT
Organization: HP Colorado Springs Division
NNTP-Posting-Host: hpcslb1.col.hp.com

FLUFFHEAD!

What's winter break :-)?   Actually, HP employees do have this week off,
but I'll be here getting lots of work done while it's quiet (except for
all those FLUFFHEADs being yelled at me).

Richard Stern
rstern@col.hp.com
From: hoey@husc8.harvard.edu (Steven Hoey)
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
Subject: Fluffhead/NYE in Boston!
Summary: Holy Cow!
Date: 1 Jan 93 21:11:54 GMT


Well, I can't wait to see the set lists!  It was my first show, and I was
amazed.  I have three things to say:
	1. I love hearing them live (and now I understand why everyone is
	   always clamoring for tapes!)
	2. I can't wait to go to the next show!
	3. Phishheads are the finest people around!

Matthews Arena was one of the friendliest places I've been in a long time,
thanks to all the people stuffed inside of it.


Oh, by the way...Fluffhead.
									_______
									\     /
-----									 \   /
Steve Hoey								  \ /
hoey@husc.harvard.edu							   *
From: LEE@brownvm.brown.edu (Lee Silverman)
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
Subject: Yelling Fluffhead
Date: 29 Dec 92 15:56:22 GMT
Reply-To: LEE@brownvm.brown.edu
Organization: The Internet



 FFFFFFFFF LL        UU     UU FFFFFFFFF FFFFFFFFF
 FFFFFFFFF LL        UU     UU FFFFFFFFF FFFFFFFFF
 FF        LL        UU     UU FF        FF
 FF        LL        UU     UU FF        FF
 FFFFFFF   LL        UU     UU FFFFFFF   FFFFFFF
 FF        LL        UU     UU FF        FF
 FF        LL        UUU   UUU FF        FF
 FF        LLLLLLLLL UUUUUUUUU FF        FF
 FF        LLLLLLLLL  UUUUUUU  FF        FF


 HH     HH EEEEEEEEE     A     DDDDDDD
 HH     HH EEEEEEEEE    AAA    DDDDDDDD
 HH     HH EE          AA AA   DD     DD
 HHHHHHHHH EE         AA   AA  DD     DD
 HHHHHHHHH EEEEEE    AA     AA DD     DD
 HH     HH EE        AAAAAAAAA DD     DD
 HH     HH EE        AA     AA DD     DD
 HH     HH EEEEEEEEE AA     AA DDDDDDDD
 HH     HH EEEEEEEEE AA     AA DDDDDDD

Ok, now that I've done that, I'll try to add some historical
context.  A long time ago (last year) the phish-net did not exist
on usenet; it was only an electronic mailing list that came in
digest form (or in single pieces of mail) whenever someone posted
something.  Right around Christmas break, the number of people
who still had net.access dropped substantially, and we wouldn't
recieve any phishnet mail for a day at a time.  So we held a roll
call.  (I think this was Carl Anderson's idea; Carl's favorite
image was [and might still be] standing in the middle of a field
in Maine yelling Fluffhead!!.  This started sometime soon after
the Amy's Farm show.)
The idea is to let each other know who is still on the net over
winter vacation, and who is away from school and not checking
their email.  Last year there *might* have been 50 people on the
net, so the roll call turned up about 10-15 people; I wonder how
many it will turn up this year...


Set the Record Levels for the high gear of your soul!!
Pandion                                       Pandion@Brown.edu
(Lee Silverman)                               LEE@BROWNVM
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: 3_RSTURGES@fair1.fairfield.edu
Subject: Please take me off the list / Phish dreams (2)
Reply-To: 3_RSTURGES@fair1.fairfield.edu
Organization: The Internet
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 01:43:25 GMT

Much as I enjoy reading the net, I feel a 
One month or so hiatus will be necessary to
Prevent video screen withdrawl, which I imagine
Looks something like this 
{#^Q , for smokers anyway.

Dream #1 (my friend's actually): Phish plays in our
         Apartment house basement (pretty run of the 
         Mill so far...) and my friend, I and some
         Other friends take Trey to the local 
         Grand Union Supermarket for some milk or 
         Something.  My friend (he of the dream) 
         Loses Trey in the market and enters the car.
         We go: "Where's Trey?"
         He goes: "Oh MAN!"
He tells it better than I, but then my mind's a little rusty
(One reason for the month hiatus).
Dream #2 (mine): I'm hanging out in a dorm on Fairfield campus
         and out of nowhere the Resident Advisors gather together
         to wage war and wreak havoc on a group of kids dancing
         on another dorm's rooftop.  Little do these RA's know
         it's our heroes playing "Runaway Jim" on this dorm's roof.
         I head up there to party, and all of a sudden the roof has
         a roof of its own and everyone's dancing in this green toxic 
         muck, yuk.  After Chalkdust, I collapse in the muck from
         Exhaustion.

God St. Wine in two days! (Fore and Aft, White Plains NY)
Christmas in four!
Phish in seven and eight!       What a ballclub! (J. Nicholson, one flew
                                                  over the cuckoo's nest)
PHREUDEN Phreuden.  PHREUUUDEN (Beethoven's 9th, 4th movement, parafrazed).
Sturge (Tobacco Farmer, Beer Grubb, Luis Polonia's Friend) --> "I sleep
    Diagonal in my Rock 'n' Roll Love Chariot."    MERRY MERRI
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: Allan Keeton <akeeton@euclid.ucsd.edu>
Subject: Coiling Squirms & Other Bedtime Stories
Reply-To: akeeton@euclid.ucsd.edu
Organization: The Internet
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1992 20:14:53 GMT

	It seems that I have invited the squirming coil to dinner & a
glass of port (or is it a movie?)  In any case this image has been
squirming through the backwaters of my conciousness - for those
interested, I have NO frontwaters - for some time now. When we last met
Iccarus was having a lovely lick at the coil & having to pay for it by
coming down off the mountain. Perhaps the coming down WAS the lick - both
the joy & the payment. Thus, the coil correlates with the vertical.
Ascension (the squrming coil at sunset) and descension (the mortal coil
& coming down. It also  correlalates with the cyclical nature of the Day
Night cycle. Round & round & round. And so we get a 

			SPIRAL

certainly very coily. But not very squirmy.  Enter the coiling squirm
(er, ah, sperm.)
These babies (er. . . pre-babies) are certainly squirmy & coily.

 When he returns the births complete.

We are all life sized remnants of the squirm and Ovum dance ( A disney
movie I believe - Outtakes from Fantasia). Hence we are all the
Squirming Coil!!!!!!!

More B*llsh*t later,
						Allan-
						akeeton@euclid.ucsd.edu
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: koverber@cs.ulowell.edu (Kurt Overberg)
Subject: NYE tape tree...
Organization: /usr/ug/1992/koverber/.organization
Distribution: rec
Date: Sat, 2 Jan 1993 21:29:38 GMT


Hello, all!

I was able to tape the WBCN re-broadcast of the NYE Phish show.  The quality
is really good (one of the best I have), I even did my darndest to avoid
missing any due to flipping the tapes...  I read the post about wanting
to start a tree...  It sounds good, but I have NO experience in doing a tape
tree, but Im willing to learn...SO... To start the year out right, I'll do
one.  (or, if there is insufficient interest, Ill just trade this for any
goodies any of you have...I REALLY like SoundBoard DATs... ;-)  So, drop me
a line, and Ill start to fill out a tree... Or, if anyone has any words of 
wisdom for starting the tree, ANY help would be appreciated.  (Or if anyone
has any really good equipment in the Lowell-Boston area I could use) lemme
know!  My address is;

		koverber@cs.ulowell.edu

						peace out.

						   kurt

--
Kurt Overberg            | I honestly doubt you care about my opinions ;^)      
U of Mass, Lowell        | "Poke a double-decker on a Llama taboot,       
koverber@cs.ulowell.edu  |  Llama taboot, taboot!"      -Phish
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: sbh@ncube.com (Shawn Honess)
Subject: Re: Buffalo Bill(ed)...
Organization: nCUBE
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1992 01:59:20 GMT

shell@gandalf.Berkeley.EDU (Shelly Culbertson) writes:
>In article <1992Dec26.064053.2562@uvaarpa.Virginia.EDU> mlaurenc@world.std.com writes:
>>
>>I know at least a few of you were at the Albany show and caught
>>the weird little tune they did in which the most obvious
>>repeating phrase was "Buffalo Bill..." or "Buffalo Billed..."
>
>Matt, this was actually at Stony Brook, right?  I'm pretty sure I remember
>being there (with you and Amy and Rob) when they played it -- unless they
>did it both there and at Albany (I wasn't there)?  But from your post, it
>sounded like you only saw it once (as did I) --

Bungalow Bill ???

Beatles?

Peace,
- Shawn
  sbh@ncube.com
From: cd632@cleveland.freenet.edu (Adam Levin)
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
Subject: Da Big Fluffmeister
Date: 29 Dec 92 19:59:44 GMT
Reply-To: Adam Levin <cd632@cleveland.freenet.edu>
Organization: The Internet



RE: Fluffhead

FLUFFHEAD!  *|-=|    <-Fluffhead with short arms and big feet

RE: How to get to NYE show.

Another alternative if yer coming from the South is to take 93 to route 3 and
park at the Quincy Adams MBTA station ($2.50). Take the Red Line ($1.85) to
Park Street. Switch over to the Green Line and get off at the previously
mentioned stop (I can't recall the name at the moment).

RE: TIX

Again, if there are any last minute cancellations and you wanna give a poor
deprived Phish-head a break by selling him the abandoned ticket, gimme a call
at (617)784-3030. Thanx

-Adam

--
My old accounts ALEVIN@ECN.MASS.EDU, ALEVIN@RCNVMS.RCN.MASS.EDU and
ALEVIN@TOPCAT.BSC.MASS.EDU are no longer accessible by me. Mail sent
to them will not bounce, but I will NOT be able to read the messages.
Please send all mail to cd632@cleveland.freenet.edu.
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: jepstein@titan.ucc.umass.edu (Captain Eclipse)
Subject: Announcing the Euribe Mailing List
Organization: University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1992 18:49:57 GMT


Announcing the Euribe Electronic Mailing List

This mailing list will be used for announcements of upcoming
performances by Euribe.
It will be slightly different from the Phish.net, as its main goal is
for announcements and not really discussion about Euribe, although
that will hopefully occur in the future.
Also, you'll be dealing directly with the band itself, which is unlike
any Mailing list I now of.

To get on the distribution list for the Euribe Electronic Mailing
List, or you'd just like some other information, please write to me at
	jepstein@titan.ucc.umass.edu 
and include "Euribe" somewhere in the subject line.

-Jon, guitarist, vocalist and Euribe Electronic Mailing List
	Administrator
jepstein@titan.ucc.umass.edu
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: phisher@aol.com
Subject: (none)
Reply-To: phisher@aol.com
Organization: The Internet
Date: Thu, 24 Dec 1992 04:18:39 GMT

From root Wed Dec 23 23:15:39 1992
From: phisher@aol.com
X-Mailer: America Online Mailer
To: phish@fuggles.acc.virginia.edu
Subject: YEM never-ending :-)
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 92 23:15:39 EST

Ok, a couple of Phish news letters ago, someone asked, "What the HELL are
those lyrics???"  The band aswered something like:

vnbrosoe ghseof ejgoeqqwd fvfnpt rg thoeeg cjwr

My point-Who cares?  It doesn't look like they do.  Loosen up.  Sing what you
want to sing.  Do what you want to do.  BE HAPPY!--I hope no one takes this
as a flame.  I think its cool to see what everyone thinks it says.  Your
conjectures waste a lot less space than all those whining know it all's
complaints .
:-)  :-0  :->

Bummed is what you are, when you go out to your car and its been towed.

-Zach
From: jeff@max.physics.sunysb.edu (Jeff Althoff)
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
Subject: Happy Phishmas
Date: 22 Dec 92 21:05:27 GMT
Organization: Institute for the Theoretical Physics

Greetings die-hards! 

I'll be flying out to NY tomorrow, and I might not
get a chance to read the net for a while. I'll have some
access over the next week, but spotty at best.

I wanted to wish you all a very Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays,
and a wonderful and joyous New Year for you and your families.

Remember to love one another and let your light shine. 

I'm hoping to be able to take part in the kinder, gentler, more
intimate net over the next couple of weeks, and I'd just like to 
say thanks you to each and every one of you for a great 1992. It was
the year I really discovered Phish and saw them for the first time.
The net has been an incredible source of like-spirited Phish fans 
and the good vibes here have been a source of joy to me as has the 
fantastic music of Phish. I have warm friendly feelings toward all of you.

Best wishes, and see you at the phinal phour for 1992!
Jeff

-- 
--------------------------------------------
Jeff Althoff    jeff@max.physics.sunysb.edu
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
From: Rich Fromm 04-Jan-1993 0018 <fromm@rock.enet.dec.com>
Subject: more NYE thoughts
Reply-To: fromm@rock.enet.dec.com
Organization: The Internet
Date: Mon, 4 Jan 1993 05:48:01 GMT

koverber@cs.ulowell.edu (Kurt Overberg) writes (Subject: NYE Set List)

|Set I
|=====
|<dunno, big intro jam>

that was "Buried Alive"

|II
|==
...
|My Sweet One
|Stash     (everyone in audience clapped along with woodblocks!)

they did the Big Ball jam in between these

|III
|===
|Mike's Song -->
|I am Hydrogen -->
|Weakapaug Groove

i'd have to check the tape to be sure, but i don't think they did "I Am
Hydrogen"; i think it was more like:

Mike's Song ->
midnight countdown (with Auld Lang Syne) ->
Weekapaug Groove

anyway, a few comments...

the narration between Col Forbin and Mockingbird, and the narration during
Harpua, were pretty wild; anytime they were doing something like that, or
Fishman playing vaccuum, i couldn't help but thinking how strange this was
going to be to somebody who just happened to be listening to the radio the
next day and flipped past WBCN, not knowing what was being broadcast

did anybody see who came out of the Mockingbird suit?  our guess was that it
was the Dude of Life, but that's just a guess; having this guy in a big bird
costume hovering above the stage was kind of funny at first, but it got tiring
by the time it was over

while trey was right in that it was kind of neat to do a barbershop quartet
without mics in front of 6,000 people, i think it was even more incredible that
they were able to get 6,000 people to be totally silent; it really worked
pretty well - in fact, it was quieter than most of the times where they've
tried it for 1 or 2 thousand people

while the acoustics sucked (what do you want from a hockey rink?), i still had
a good time at the show; it was a bit bizarre seeing phish in such a large
venue - if they continue to play arenas, they really do need a new sound
system; i ran into many people that i knew, but it was also one of the only
shows i've been too where i DIDN'T run into a bunch of people that i knew
were there

if a tree is run, it should definitely be from a tape from WBCN - it sounds
a hell of a lot better than any audience tape possibly will; i've got sets
2 and 3, but unfortunately we were still driving home when set 1 started,
so i don't have all of it

glad to hear that the triple at the Y was nice, ellis; the double rooms were
about the size of prison cells; we made the best of the situation, and ended
up staying up until about 6 am; unfortunately our only hope of musical
enjoyment there was by cranking up the volume and using jeff's headphones
as speakers - oh well; if i had to do it again i'd probably bag the Y and
just drive home

a nice healthy dose (thanks j) of phish; so, how long 'til spring tour?

- rich (the guy with the neato twirling thing)
Newsgroups: rec.music.phish