Like in French. All the band members I've talked to call it that, and John P. confirmed it. When we were hanging out with Page and Trey in Colorado during the March tour, we asked them what the line was and they wouldn't tell us, but they admitted that it was in two different languages. Whatever you hear is probably right. According to John Paluska, these songs will never be played seperately.
Most tapers still label the three seperately.
Phish started out as a Dead cover band back in 1985, but haven't played any Dead songs in a few years. The band doesn't much understand the connection between what they play now and the Grateful Dead. As far as I can see, there is no real connection, except that many Phish fans also like the Grateful Dead, and many Deadheads seem to like Phish. From Lee Silverman A tape tree is really a way to distribute a tape to a large number of people with a minimum of effort, while retaining most of the sound quality. The result is that the tape can get to over 200 people with a maximum of 3 generations, and in less than 2 months or so.