All i have to say is this....I can't find the YEM poop jam anywhere. Seeing as how it's the second poop related vocal jam (5/28/89 being the other), I'm disappointed it's lost in the abyss of the world.

If you have any leads on this poop jam, please contact me.

(Published on the legacy Phish.net site many years ago...)

Not much to report. John couldn't go, so I took a friend from Ft Collins who has some tapes, but had never seen them live. He was very very impressed (he's a guitar player, so he pretty much freaked on watching Trey from 5 feet away). We stood against the stage in front of Trey, and got a nice hello from Trey and Page when they came on stage.

This show was also excellent!! Very cooking again, and lots of great songs that hadn't been played the other 2 nights.

Maybe I'll post more if I can remember anything interesting, but for now I probably ought to get to work :-).

The soundboard source for this show doesn’t have the digital clarity of the previous night at the Gothic Theatre. There’s noticeable cassette hiss throughout, but it’s still very listenable.

The recording begins with the soundcheck, which is a rare treat from this era. This one’s particularly fun, featuring loose, impromptu takes on Sweet Jane, Gimme Three Steps, and Rocket Man.

An MC introduces the band before they launch into a fairly straightforward version of Suzy, this is followed by a one-two punch of Curtain>Llama—an unusual and interesting pairing. They extend the end of Reba’s jam a bit. During the Mockingbird narration, Trey gives a heartfelt shoutout to the fans who followed them across Colorado, noting that they saved Forbin into Mockingbird specifically for this final show of the run. A standard Possum wraps up the first set.