Slade Hall, University of Vermont Slade Hall, University of Vermont
Burlington, VT, USA
Top Rated Shows
Highest rated shows at this venue by Phish.net users:
| Date | Venue | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| 1986-02-28 2 votes | Slade Hall, University of Vermont | 5.0000/5 |
| 1987-02-27 2 votes | Slade Hall, University of Vermont | 5.0000/5 |
| 1986-11-14 1 votes | Slade Hall, University of Vermont | 5.0000/5 |
| 1997-09-25 1 votes | Slade Hall, University of Vermont | 5.0000/5 |
| 1985-05-31 8 votes | Slade Hall, University of Vermont | 4.2500/5 |
| 1985-10-20 4 votes | Slade Hall, University of Vermont | 3.7500/5 |
| 1985-09-27 17 votes | Slade Hall, University of Vermont | 3.6471/5 |
| 1987-02-21 26 votes | Slade Hall, University of Vermont | 3.1538/5 |
| 1984-11-03 60 votes | Slade Hall, University of Vermont | 3.1333/5 |
| 1985-11-02 1 votes | Slade Hall, University of Vermont | 2.0000/5 |
Top Reviews
Highest-rated reviews from shows at this venue:
The difference between this and what little circulates of 12-2-83 is night and day. The fairly by-the-numbers take on Scarlet Fire is replaced by a wild dance party that kicks off with a high-energy Midnight Hour featuring Trey on vocals. The recording I have access to is not great, but it sounds...
At the time of this review, this show has been deemed a 2.7/5 by the .netters, and I can't for the life of me determine why. It's definitely a solid early Phish show. It rocks hard all the way through, and yeah, the audio isn't pristine or anything, and yeah, everything is a cover of some other...
This late February show takes place in Slade Hall, a notorious hippie-dorm that was heavily selective in letting bands play there. At this point, though, Phish had played at Slade for several years and the band felt very comfortable playing in front of its friends. There's a noticeable difference...
Notable Jam Chart Performances
Individual jam chart entries from this venue:
Debut. Mike's bass playing is noticeably strong and funky even in this first version.
Debut.
First known performance with Jeff on vocals and no Page yet. The Phish take on "Whipping Post" follows the Duane-era structure, with a first verse > first jam that is largely intense and straightforward, then a second verse and a second, more open, improv-oriented jam. Lots of Trey shredding here, and some great Mike after 12:00.
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