Phish - 1996/11/27

Phish
Date: 1996/11/27
Venue: the Key Arena, Seattle, WA
Recorded by Paul Languedoc
Mixed and Mastered by Jon Altschiller
Source: LivePhish(MP3)
Price: $9.95
Runtime: 2h26min
★ 7.2

数週間前に購入しました。
今回の Archive 音源は、
Phish "Dinner And A Movie" Ep. 35
とはリンクしておらず、
Top100 の音源でもありません。

Tweezer でエアロスミスの
Sweet Emotion Tease がありました。
その他、取り立てて、
何か素晴らしいということはなく、
平均的な Show です。
Phan の方が購入すればよい音源だと思います。



NOTES
On November 27, 1996 Phish played the Key Arena
in downtown Seattle, WA – a futuristic multi-purpose arena
located below the Space Needle in the Seattle Center.
The venue opened during the 1962 Seattle World’s Fair
and was renovated into the Seattle Center Coliseum
(renamed Key Arena in 1993),
longtime home to the Seattle SuperSonics NBA team.
Phish was near the end of a 35-date national tour
following the release of their sixth studio album,
Billy Breathes and the transformative Halloween Remain in Light show.
The band spent two days leading up to
this show jamming at Seattle’s Stepping Stone Studios,
providing the launching pad for a fall ’96 barnburner.
It was the night before Thanksgiving
and local hero Jimi Hendrix’s birthday,
which gave this show an added twist.
Seattle ’96 was packed with highlights including the Julius >
My Friend My Friend > Ya Mar opening sequence,
Chalk Dust Torture, and an inspired Free >
Theme From The Bottom –
the first pairing of those two songs off the new album.
Bold As Love closed the set and began the Hendrix tribute
that spanned the rest of the show as Trey wished Jimi a happy birthday.
Set II flowed pretty much non-stop,
starting with an extended Down With Disease > Jesus Just Left Chicago.
An experimental Scent Of A Mule followed,
during which Trey played and scatted the entire Brady Bunch Theme
and Fish sprinkled in some vacuum.
Tweezer locked into a spacious groove and
dipped seamlessly into a taste of Sweet Emotion
before returning to Down With Disease for an instrumental reprise.
The Star Spangled Banner was another nod to Hendrix
and foreshadowed Phish’s singing of the national anthem at
an upcoming Sonics/Lakers game.
Jimi’s birthday party wrapped up with a blazing Fire and a Waste >
Tweezer Reprise encore that sealed a magical night in The Emerald City.

NOTES
•show took place on Jimi Hendrix’s birthday
•Scent Of A Mule included The Brady Bunch and vacuum accompaniment
•Tweezer included a Sweet Emotion Jam
•Down With Disease (reprise) had a Can’t You Hear Me Knockin’ ending