Set 2: Mike's Song > Simple > Ghost > Weekapaug Groove, Fee > Makisupa Policeman, My Problem Right There > Makisupa Policeman > Slave to the Traffic Light, Strange Design > Julius
Encore: Loving Cup
Phish getting the Fall Tour started in Colorado! |
Phish flooded the 1stBank Center with its uniquely explosive, animated jam nuggets Sunday night, thrilling the sold-out arena with yet another feast for Colorado.
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With the spotlight spread evenly across the quartet, Phish tunneled into its funkiest realms Sunday night. Guitarist Trey Anastasio set the pace early with rambling, off-piste turns inside "Ocelet," a number from the band's most recent album, "Joy," which was released last year.
Keyboardist Page McConnell's crooning on the semi-rare "It's Ice," exemplified the newest version of the 27-year-old band, in which each musician plays a defining role.
Bassist Mike Gordon fueled a diversion in the middle of the first set, veering from hisdeep-end finish on "Bouncing Around the Room" into a supremely funky "Funky Bitch."
As McConnell shuffled from grand piano to his Leslie-speakered Hammond B organ, Gordon drove into a deeply anchored and syrupy "AC/DC Bag."
The dance-friendly "Moma Dance" propelled the venue into a writhing frenzy. Lightman Chris Koruda, truly the fifth member of Phish, splashed the whirling mass as if he were a paint-flinging Jackson Pollock and the room his cavorting canvas.
Weaving an up-and-down story line rife with tickling teases and taunts, the Vermont-spawned foursome launched their fall tour with an anticipated first-of-three show that marked their first indoor performance in the state since 2003.
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