SET 1: My Sweet One, Foam, Runaway Jim, Cavern, Sparkle, Brother, The Lizards, Possum
SET 2: Tube > Divided Sky, Horn, Poor Heart, Run Like an Antelope, Lawn Boy > Wilson > The Landlady > Bouncing Around the Room > Mike's Song > I Am Hydrogen > Weekapaug Groove
ENCORE: Jam[1] > Hold Your Head Up[1], Fire
A complete recording of this show does not circulate, and so the setlist is unconfirmed. In the "jam" that is believed to have started the encore and HYHU, Fish played guitar. Before HYHU concluded, Fish and Page told jokes. Fire was dedicated to “Ralph.”
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This show was part of the "1991 Fall Tour"
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, attached to 1991-10-30
(Published on the legacy Phish.net site 1/4/2000...)
Well I can't remember the setlist but neither can anyone else so I'll at least give this show some type of personality. First off this is the only ticket I have ever purchased that had my name on it which was funny yet it has faded some over the last 8 years. I remember a few songs from this show. Run Like An Antelope was great as was a Sloth. I think Lizards made an appearence somewhere in the first set but I'm not sure. I know there are tapes of this show out there cause I saw two mics set up. Somewhere there is a correct list of this show. I can't say it was as good as the previous shows I had seen but it kept me coming back for more. Good crowd though as is usually the case in Boulder. I also think they played Lawn Boy but don't quote me on that.
Review by Anonymous
(Published on the legacy Phish.net site 1/4/2000...)Well I can't remember the setlist but neither can anyone else so I'll at least give this show some type of personality. First off this is the only ticket I have ever purchased that had my name on it which was funny yet it has faded some over the last 8 years. I remember a few songs from this show. Run Like An Antelope was great as was a Sloth. I think Lizards made an appearence somewhere in the first set but I'm not sure. I know there are tapes of this show out there cause I saw two mics set up. Somewhere there is a correct list of this show. I can't say it was as good as the previous shows I had seen but it kept me coming back for more. Good crowd though as is usually the case in Boulder. I also think they played Lawn Boy but don't quote me on that.
, attached to 1991-10-30
Unfortunately, this audience recording suffers from notably poor sound quality. What happened to Mike Grace and his trusty 16-track DAT setup?
The recording cuts in during the Tube jam, missing the beginning entirely. Sky is solid. Horn is clipped right at the start, and Poor Heart is completely absent—disappointing. Antelope smokes as usual. The end of Wilson is also cut, and the rest of the second set is missing altogether.
The encore opens with a wild, spacey jam featuring Showboat Gertrude back on guitar. Instead of diving into a song, Fishman goes with his Siamese Twins joke again, then follows it up with a new joke—though he flubs it. Page saves the moment: “What did the Dalai Lama say to the hot dog man? Make me one with everything.” Fire closes the show and is dedicated to Ralph.
Review by thelot
Unfortunately, this audience recording suffers from notably poor sound quality. What happened to Mike Grace and his trusty 16-track DAT setup?The recording cuts in during the Tube jam, missing the beginning entirely. Sky is solid. Horn is clipped right at the start, and Poor Heart is completely absent—disappointing. Antelope smokes as usual. The end of Wilson is also cut, and the rest of the second set is missing altogether.
The encore opens with a wild, spacey jam featuring Showboat Gertrude back on guitar. Instead of diving into a song, Fishman goes with his Siamese Twins joke again, then follows it up with a new joke—though he flubs it. Page saves the moment: “What did the Dalai Lama say to the hot dog man? Make me one with everything.” Fire closes the show and is dedicated to Ralph.
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