Phish Setlist 10/15/2010 North Charleston, SC

SET ONE: Punch You In The Eye, Possum, Bathtub Gin, Bill Bailey*, Boogie On Reggae Woman, Destiny Unbound, Backward Down The Number Line, Bouncing Around The Room, Stash, Joy, Buffalo Bill, Dog Faced Boy, Run Like An Antelope

SET TWO: Down With Disease > Prince Caspian > Twist, Roses Are Free > My Friend, My Friend > My Problem Right There, Tube, Mike's Song > The Horse > Silent In The Morning, Mexican Cousin, Weekapaug Groove, Suzy Greenberg, Slave To The Traffic Light

ENCORE: Character Zero

Notes:
* w/ Jack McConnell
** Oddly enough, this show did not sell out

Jack McConnell onstage with his son and bandmates

Phish 10/12/2010: Broomfield, CO

Set 1: Stealing Time From the Faulty Plan, Time Turns Elastic, Meat*, The Divided Sky, Timber (Jerry), On Your Way Down, Heavy Things, Sugar Shack, 46 Days

Set 2: Carini** > David Bowie, Light, Theme From the Bottom > Free > Joy, Halfway to the Moon, Bug, Summer of '89, Split Open and Melt

Encore: Meatstick***

Notes:
* Meat (2nd time played since 2003) was likely played in response to the sign that an audience member had that displayed a raw T-bone steak & the word 'Meat' on it
** Carini ended with a jam & included several Harpua teases by Trey.
** Trey & Mike did a good job of messing up the Meatstick dance Also, after the band finished Meatstick, the audience continued the song and dance for 8 or more choruses.

Watch the Meatstick from 10/12/2010

PS: If anyone has a picture of that 'Meat' sign, please post it!

Phish 10/11/2010: Broomfield, CO

Set 1: Runaway Jim, Foam, Back on the Train, Wolfman's Brother, Reba, Halley's Comet, Tweezer, What Things Seem*, The Squirming Coil, Run Like an Antelope**

Set 2: Golden Age > Piper -> Camel Walk, Alaska, Gotta Jibboo, Wading in the Velvet Sea, Twist, Fluffhead > Backwards Down the Number Line

Encore: Sleeping Monkey > Tweezer Reprise

Notes: What Things Seem is a song off of Mike Gordon's new album and was played by Phish for the 1st time, Antelope included a 'Marco Polo' call and response

The 1st Bank Center is proving to be a great place to go Phishin'

Phish 10/10/2010: Broomfield, CO

Set 1: Chalkdust Torture, Ocelot, It's Ice > Bouncing Around the Room, Funky Bitch, AC/DC Bag, NICU, The Moma Dance, Horn, Stash, Golgi Apparatus

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!

Holy heck that was a killer show! Second set was beyond top notch. Trey really seemed to be in a goofy mood. For proof, give this Makisupa a listen! Speaking of listening- if you have a ticket stub to this show (or any of the shows this tour actually), make sure you head over to LivePhish and redeem your free (but really you paid for it) MP3 copy of the show!

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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