USANA Amphitheatre

West Valley City, UT, USA

Top Rated Shows

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

Date Rating
2003-07-15 230 votes 4.4870/5

Top Reviews

Highest-rated reviews from shows at this venue:

2003-07-15 by n00b100 32
It's entirely possible that 2003 is an even more divisive year than 1996. There's a compilation of 2.0 jams called "The Oxy Yearz", and the name is significant on two levels - both the insane drug use that permeated the band and the scene during 2003-2004, and the (obviously related) dark,...
2003-07-15 Michael Pearlman by 11
(Published in the second edition of The Phish Companion...) Utah was f*cking hot! It was comparable to Phoenix. My brother and I made our way past security a little after six and found our seats in section 102, Row H (sick, sick seats...center...
2003-07-15 by roybelly 7
Such a fantastic and memorable night.....we had made the loop from Cali to the Gorge and it was a push to get to Utah. Law enforcement was thick and the state police were taking digital photos of most of the cars coming into the lot...whatever, just utah I guess. Seems like a lot of people I...
2003-07-15 by TheEmu 4
While the segue goofiness is interesting and worth a listen, the real treat here is the huge initial jam out of Mr. Completely, along with the wonderful rendition of Spread It Round. Easily vaults this puppy into 5 star territory, in my opinion. The rest of the show is pretty solid, too.
2003-07-15 by FunkyCFunkyDo 4
I am quiet certain there are a fair amount of you out there that are quite familiar with about 35 minutes of this show, rightfully so. Those of you not quite familiar with 35 minutes of this show... what the hell are you listening to? But I digress. Let us saunter onward through Summer 2003! I...
2003-07-15 by trauldude 1
the camping sucked never never camp at west valley it was a 200 x 200 foot fenced in area on one of their parking lots not in use that day. but who could sleep after a show like that
2003-07-15 by nedhelio 1
In a 4 car caravan of friends super pumped to get to see our only show of the summer, I drove down from Central Idaho with my wife and parked in what seemed to me to be the remains of some sort of quarry. We started partying and a friend broke out a gigantic bag of mushrooms. Naturally, I ate...
2003-07-15 by moonofjupiter 1
The venue is situated just so that the lot is above it. So as soon as they took to stage for sound check anyone who wanted to could watch the check through the chain link fence. That scents is the greatest scents of alltimes. And it’s a soundcheck! This show was my first show after the...

Notable Jam Chart Performances

Individual jam chart entries from this venue:

2003-07-15 Mr. Completely (30:09) Set 2 Noteworthy
Phish debut opens Set II. This improvisational version begins with 12 minutes of varied "Type I" jamming before breaking into several quality grooves, including upbeat swinging and near euphoria. After settling, the jam launches into a series of mini segues beginning with "Low Rider."
2003-07-15 Low Rider (3:32) Set 2 Noteworthy
-> in from "Mr. Completely." After 30 minutes of jamming to the Phish debut of "Mr. Completely," the jam now swerves unexpectedly into a series of mini segues.
-> in from "Low Rider" as the segue-fest out of "Mr. Completely" starts to take shape. -> to "Buried Alive."
2003-07-15 Buried Alive (1:14) Set 2 Noteworthy
-> in from "BBFCFM. A swift rendition of "Buried Alive" appears before > back to "BBFCFM."
-> in from "Buried Alive" for more crazy "BBFCFM" action. > to "Ha Ha Ha."
2003-07-15 Ha Ha Ha (0:26) Set 2 Noteworthy
> in from "BBFCFM." "Ha Ha Ha" is briefly visited among several mini segues out of a huge "Mr. Completely."
> in from "Ha Ha Ha" for one more crazed bite of "BBFCFM." > back to "Mr. Completely."
2003-07-15 Mr. Completely (5:18) Set 2 Noteworthy
> in from "BBFCFM" to return home and complete this epic jam and segue-fest.
Rocks along in the typical manner until about 6:00, then the jam breaks into a rocking and pulsing groove for a few minutes before working back to "Weekapaug" in good fashion.


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