Gives me goosebumps every time. Starting at 18:17 through the end is some of the best jamming they've ever done, period (IMO). And Mike is playing like he's from another dimension.
Granted this info cam from someone I met inside the Paradiso men's room, but it's interesting. Apparently the Paradiso was used as a Pagan ceremonial hall, where both sacrifices and black magic regularly headlined the evenings a few hundred years ago, I was skeptical, since the ram's horns protruding from this individuals head could easily have been attributed to the phantasmagorical fog of fungus forming around me.
I've been a phan since 93 and don't understand why this isn't considered a classic. From about 9 minutes in until the end its magic. Towards the end it's a simple reprise ish guitar rift with Gordon and Page's heavenly melody. I wouldn't be surprised if they were tripping balls that night. I also want you to know Stash is one of my least favorite songs until 97 to 98 run. During that 2 year span it was into my top 25. I played this leaving a San Diego bar on the way back to campus with 2 non phish fans. When we got back both said whatever you just played was some of the best music we've ever heard. Mind you, not a word was spoke for about 30 mins until we arrived on campus.
Great story, phren. The jam and especially the peak tension-release from the A Live One Stash was truly the moment I "got" Phish and became a forever phan. So this song has always been dear to me, though I rarely hear versions that compare to that original one that got me hooked. But holy hell, this one does the trick, to say the least. I don't think the band was dosed for this show but it's a well established fact that Trey dosed the night prior and was indeed tripping major balls on the streets of Amsterdam with the late Chris Cottrell.
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Gives me goosebumps every time. Starting at 18:17 through the end is some of the best jamming they've ever done, period (IMO). And Mike is playing like he's from another dimension.
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Granted this info cam from someone I met inside the Paradiso men's room, but it's interesting. Apparently the Paradiso was used as a Pagan ceremonial hall, where both sacrifices and black magic regularly headlined the evenings a few hundred years ago, I was skeptical, since the ram's horns protruding from this individuals head could easily have been attributed to the phantasmagorical fog of fungus forming around me.
the Paradiso is a late 19th century church...not several hundred years old. that must've been a particularly mischievous group of fungi.
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I've been a phan since 93 and don't understand why this isn't considered a classic. From about 9 minutes in until the end its magic. Towards the end it's a simple reprise ish guitar rift with Gordon and Page's heavenly melody. I wouldn't be surprised if they were tripping balls that night.
I also want you to know Stash is one of my least favorite songs until 97 to 98 run. During that 2 year span it was into my top 25.
I played this leaving a San Diego bar on the way back to campus with 2 non phish fans. When we got back both said whatever you just played was some of the best music we've ever heard. Mind you, not a word was spoke for about 30 mins until we arrived on campus.
Great story, phren. The jam and especially the peak tension-release from the A Live One Stash was truly the moment I "got" Phish and became a forever phan. So this song has always been dear to me, though I rarely hear versions that compare to that original one that got me hooked. But holy hell, this one does the trick, to say the least. I don't think the band was dosed for this show but it's a well established fact that Trey dosed the night prior and was indeed tripping major balls on the streets of Amsterdam with the late Chris Cottrell.
Can you upload Llama from this show?
M🍄GIC!
sO gOOD!
20:38 but what's the difference...
Let me just say
That last 4-5 minutes could give someone the fear
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Agree on the great jamming from 18:17. I have that on my ipod as a standalone piece of music!