Five Points South Music Hall Five Points South Music Hall
Birmingham, AL, USA
Top Rated Shows
Highest rated shows at this venue by Phish.net users:
| Date | Venue | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| 1994-05-02 48 votes | Five Points South Music Hall | 4.1250/5 |
Top Reviews
Highest-rated reviews from shows at this venue:
1994-05-02
10
Damn good show considering:
The opening was in deference to Pink Floud who had played at Birmingham's Legion Field the night before. http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/pink-floyd/1994/legion-field-stadium-birmingham-al-33d764dd.html
My friends and I had 4th row, center. We saw Trey and Mike on the...
I would love to know what motivated the band to open with Great Gig (performed sans vacuum). I can only imagine what a person who was seeing Phish for the first time would have thought of this.
Melt ratchets up the intensity at the 5 minute mark, while the passion and joy reflected in this...
This was my first show. 17 years old and had to borrow my older brother's ID to get into the ages 19 and up venue. The bouncer knew it wasn't me on the ID (which put me right at age 21), but the line to get it was a million miles long and he seemed more interested in moving things along than...
Notable Jam Chart Performances
Individual jam chart entries from this venue:
"MLB"-like jamming by Trey early, followed by an intense, improvisational, high tempo and super-charged jam.
Great, growly tone from Trey, the jam building and bettering as Fish propels the intensity. Trey's play becomes truly dynamic, with great rhythmic melodic variation offset by huge, sweeping sustain. And Fish just crushes his cymbals.
Oteil Burbridge on bass and Stacy Starkweather on stand-up bass. Experimental jam with instrument switching -> in from "Mike's Song," and includes Trey on drums, Fish on keyboard, and some scat vocals from Oteil.
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