I have just finished re-listening to a remastered AUD of this show (thank you @kernalforbin). Highlights abound; I found it interesting that there are four bold-face .net jamming chart versions of songs in the *first set*: Possum, Reba, Foam, and Melt. More favorite moments are in the second set...

My first Phish show, how could I forget! Actually, pretty damn easily. I was 18 years old and a new fan of Phish at this show. I certainly had all their albums by the time I saw this show, but had little idea of the world that was Phish. Possum, Gamehange, vacuum cleaners, trampolines,...

I've never heard the second set of this show, but the first set Reba is one of a kind. It almost immediately abandons the typical Reba jam and goes on a Type II walkabout. Until the fall of '98 this was the one truly Type II Reba (there is another one that strays into that territory briefly,...

Several breakaway moments in this exploratory jam. When it's not moving beyond "Possum," the jam is wild, rocking and intense with incredible playing by Trey. Unusual and spontaneous ending with whistling.

Magnificent. A huge, fantastic, multi-faceted, and improvisational odyssey, this version features three-distinct segments which culminate in a blistering peak. A truly wonderful "Reba," the second to arise in the middle of an historic month for the song.

Very improvisational version. Fish is the star here, varying the rhythmic structure several times during Page's solo, and during Trey's solo, which has moments of reggae-like sound, as well as a brief jazz-like swing. Then at 7:10, the band begins a silent jam which continues until 9:00. (NOTE that several versions from 1993 and 1994 include "silent jams" such this one. See 8/25/93, 8/28/93, 4/8/94, 5/12/94, 11/22/94 and 12/4/94 for examples that are also excellent versions).