Phish - LIVE 04/15 04/16 04/17/2004 [320k MP3] Las Vegas

Phish

Thomas & Mack Center

Las Vegas, NV



April 15th, 16th, 17th 2004



OFFICIAL SBD [ALL 3 SHOWS 320k MP3] - enjoy !



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04/15/2004 Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas, NV



Set 1: Buried Alive > AC/DC Bag, Limb By Limb, The Moma Dance, The Old Home Place, Roggae, Water in the Sky, All of These Dreams, Stash -> Timber (Jerry)



Set 2: 46 Days, Drowned -> Also Sprach Zarathustra > Down with Disease > Free > Scent of a Mule, Girls Girls Girls[1] > Scent of a Mule, Secret Smile[2], Crowd Control, Slave to the Traffic Light



Encore: Sneakin' Sally through the Alley[3]



[1] Phish debut; Jennifer Hartswick on vocals.

[2] New arrangement.

[3] Vocal jam that led into a brief quote of Coconut.



Notes: Dave Matthews Band lighting director Fenton Williams manned the board at all three dates on this Vegas run. This show marked Chris Kuroda’s first absence from the light crew since April 2, 1989 (1,175 shows). Jennifer Hartswick assisted on vocals during Girls, a Jay-Z cover that made its Phish debut. Secret Smile featured a new arrangement. Sneakin’ Sally contained the closing vocal jam customary to Phish’s early versions of the song. That vocal jam led into a brief quote of the Henry Nilsson tune Coconut. Trey then asked Fishman if he was wearing his “new suit,” referring to the Sonic Dress. After Fishman answered “no,” Trey went on to rap about how people would have to attend the following night to see Fishman play it. The rap slid into a bit of free-form vocal jamming to close the show.



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04/16/2004 Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas, NV



Set 1: Seven Below, Rock and Roll[1] > Boogie On Reggae Woman, Back on the Train -> Possum, Strange Design, Gumbo, Brian and Robert, Taste



Set 2: Gotta Jibboo, Twist, Camel Walk[2] > Wilson -> The Little Drummer Boy > Wilson, Hold Your Head Up > Love You[3] > Hold Your Head Up, Waves > Lifeboy, The Horse > Silent in the Morning, Loving Cup



Encore: Harry Hood



[1] Low Rider teases.

[2] Wilson teases.

[3] Fishman on the sonic dress.



Notes: Fenton Williams sat in for Chris Kuroda on lights. Rock and Roll included Low Rider teases. Camel Walk had Wilson teases. Little Drummer Boy appeared for the first time since December 2, 1999 (114 shows). Love You had Fishman “playing” his new sonic dress, a garment woven from cassette tape that produced noise when touched with special gloves akin to tape heads.



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04/17/2004 Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas, NV



Set 1: Soul Shakedown Party, Halley's Comet -> Tweezer, Ginseng Sullivan, Horn, Sample in a Jar, Piper -> Frankenstein, David Bowie



Set 2: Meatstick, Pebbles and Marbles > Prince Caspian -> Simple > Friday, Ghost[1], You Enjoy Myself[2] -> Tweezer Reprise[3]



Encore: Wolfman's Brother[4], The Squirming Coil



[1] Down with Disease tease.

[2] Lengthy Meatstick session immediately following the trampolines segment.

[3] Trey rapped "time for the Meatstick" over intro. Normal lyrics replaced with "won't you step into the Meatstick?"

[4] Sneakin’ Sally, Possum, Simple, and Meatstick teases.



Notes: Fenton Williams sat in for Chris Kuroda on lights. The band played Meatstick seemingly at the instigation of a crowd chant of the lyrics that began behind the stage. Ghost had a Down with Disease tease. YEM included a lengthy Meatstick session immediately following the trampolines segment. As Fishman took a drum solo, Trey set his guitar down to perform the Meatstick Dance while the crowd chanted the lyrics. The band jammed back into YEM, but then left Page to solo while again Trey danced and the crowd sang. This cycle repeated with Mike soloing on bass. YEM lacked its standard vocal jam. Trey rapped: “time for the Meatstick” over the intro to Tweezer Reprise, which also had its normal lyrics replaced with “won’t you step into the Meatstick?” Wolfman’s contained teases of Sneakin’ Sally, Possum, Simple, and Meatstick.