Venues

Finger Lakes Performing Arts Center

Canandaigua, NY, USA

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Top Rated Shows

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

Date Rating
1995-06-22 168 votes 4.4881/5
1994-07-14 65 votes 4.0769/5
2014-07-15 255 votes 3.6314/5
2010-06-29 142 votes 3.4014/5
1992-07-28 9 votes 2.8889/5

Top Reviews

Highest-rated reviews from shows at this venue:

1995-06-22 by lizardneck 25
Wow.....just wow.....can we NEVER be happy? "they didn't jam this enough"...or "Trey ripcorded that"...or "07/27/14 was ok but there were no jams"...This is a three song EPIC second set, and STILL we find a way to bitch about it. We are the most ego killing fan base ever, lol we are so bad that...
2014-07-15 by chooglincharley 16
The weather held off and we were all treated to a stellar show. I, personally enjoyed the show very much: The rare Buried opener was wonderful and well played which segued into a semi-rare first set Twist that got the crowd moving and involved early. A standard Heavy Things with a lackluster...
1995-06-22 by nichobert 16
Super weird that people think of this as the band "giving the finger", This show was advertised as "Space Jam", no? I can't find the flier / poster now.. But it's out there somewhere. This Tweezer isn't as held together as Bozeman, Tahoe or Mesa, or even Jones Beach or Mud Island. But...
1992-07-28 by broomecountyforumite 11
Half the seating area was empty chairs when Phish played. A small group of us ran to the stage to support our boys though! I actually have a recollection of stage hands taking the microphones away during the end jam of Runaway Jim!! :( The best part was meeting Mike out on the lawn after...
2014-07-15 by solargarlic78 8
https://medium.com/the-phish-from-vermont/35ffd49c0d3c Being There: Review 7/15/14 A Phish Show is a Good Thing So, I’ve reviewed every show here. But this was the first one I attended. I thought I’d reflect a bit on why being at a show still matters. First, the negatives — I...
2014-07-15 by notimetostash 6
I'll keep this short but this is the one time I felt as though I needed to post a review of the show. This was my first show ever being in pit and I couldn't have been happier to have made the decision to go by myself. Normally I'm with a group of 4 or 5 people and we're attending shows as a way...
1995-06-22 by Riosan 6
Although I wasn't at this show, the 4-song set II and the 40 minute Tweezer -> Tweezer Reprise intrigued me. After all, this was still only '95 and 4-song sets weren't common yet. Set I was alright, but nothing special. Mule at points seemed like a train ready to derail but was still...
2014-07-15 by quincydog420 5
I flew back from Colorado for my 20th high school reunion, & also was treated to a smoking hot dance party at CMAC, saw many folks I hadn't seen since college as well, energy in that place was awesome. Security attempted to keep people out of the aisles & walkways in the pavilion, but their...
2010-06-29 by ReeYees 5
A very fun and high energy show. No 20+ min jams but every song was well-played. A strong night vocally for sure. Trey's playing was very laid back throughout--kind of reminded me of Jerry on a mellow night in 76. The Connection was a nice surprise. A good song that I hadn't taken much...
1995-06-22 by MrJones 5
My first show and a weird show taboot. Of course the reason for giving this show a listen is the second set Tweezer (FLeezer). A bit spaced out a times but good fun. That being said the first set has a great feel to it. It is almost as if while listening to the first set it becomes obvious...

Notable Jam Chart Performances

Individual jam chart entries from this venue:

1995-06-22 • Tweezer Reprise (2:43) Set 2 Noteworthy
-> in from "Tweezer" to close out the famed "Fleezer."
1995-06-22 • Tweezer (45:00) Set 2 Noteworthy
The Finger Lakes "FLeezer." Another masterpiece of Phish improv that segues into "Tweeprise." Must-f'ing-hear. Includes Fish on vacuum for a spell, and a "My Generation" jam.
Dubbed "Fuegolope," there's a lot more to this strong "Type I" version than just teases, including a nice quiet section that builds with dissonance and tension to a fiery conclusion.
A nice jam departs the standard, moving into some darkish probing. Gradually, the jam builds into a more upbeat groove, but with exploratory moments interspersed, included some great funky Mike and Page teaming, and a Trey and Fish-led rocking ending section.
Seems like a short, standard version until 5:00, when the jam breaks into a rhythmic, low-key groove which gets nicely away from typical fare, builds intensity, and > unfinished to "LxL."
Intense, well played version approaches the conclusion, and then morphs into an eerie, psychedelic 5 minute exploration that gains some propulsion before a -> into the "Fleezer," a monster version of "Tweezer."
1995-06-22 • Jam (5:23) Set 2
-> in from "Theme From The Bottom." An eerie, psychedelic jam follows "Theme," gains some propulsion, and -> to the "Fleezer," a monster 45 minute "Tweezer" -> "Tweezer Reprise" combination.
Insanely intense, driving, and dissonant jam, with excellent Fish just hammering away.
Sweeeet jam segment and B&D!


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