Achilles Rink, Union College

Schenectady, NY, USA

Top Rated Shows

Highest rated shows at this venue by Phish.net users:

Date Rating
1992-05-17 114 votes 4.5000/5

Top Reviews

Highest-rated reviews from shows at this venue:

1992-05-17 by HoseMaster 10
If i remember rightly it was $5 at the door. I had never heard of, or listened to, Phish when some friends of friends spontaneously grabbed us (nearly) and brought us to this show. Talk about an eye opener. I didn't listen to anything but Phish for weeks after that. I devoured everything i could...
1992-05-17 by fhqwhgads 5
This show is one I'll reach for in the future when I want kitchen-sink "phun" rather than a particularly deep jam. Pre-August-93 Phish didn't reach levels of Type II--as we know it today--nearly as often as post-, but that's no reason to ignore earlier shows or be disappointed in this archival...
1992-05-17 by DollarBill 4
Ah, Page's 29th birthday show! Not a bad bootleg, a little boomy with no clear definition of Mike's tone leaving me wanting more of it. A few chops here and there may be tape flips. Nice Landlady to start off with right into a rocking Llama. Forbin is good tonight with a great story too....
1992-05-17 by Campster 3
Just listened to this show for the first time. Diving into the early years is fun, especially since I'd been listening to the long jams of 2.0 lately. So onto the show! The set opens admirably with Landlady and Llama, both of which were very well executed. Llama was a scorcher and the fiery...

Notable Jam Chart Performances

Individual jam chart entries from this venue:

1992-05-17 Possum (13:48) Set 2 Noteworthy
Fantastic medley of signals and teases/little jams including "Rocky Mountain Way," "L.A. Woman," "China Grove," "It's Ice," and "Divided Sky." The jam is typically strong '92 fare and features incredible shredding by Trey.
1992-05-17 Brother (6:12) Set 2 Noteworthy
Everything about this version stands out - it has an exotic sound to it, Trey shreds unbelievably, there is extensive dissonance, a brief rolling calm, more dissonance, more Machine Gun Trey action, capped off by a wailing, brain splitting cacophony before the end.
1992-05-17 Harry Hood (13:03) Set 2 Noteworthy
The jam has an unusual dark, minor mode section from 7:15 - 8:45, making it the first truly exploratory "Hood." From here, the jam builds to a strong, shred-filled peak.


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