Zepp Zepp
Suminoe-ku, Osaka, Japan
Top Rated Shows
Highest rated shows at this venue by Phish.net users:
| Date | Venue | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| 2000-06-16 98 votes | Zepp | 4.2959/5 |
Top Reviews
Highest-rated reviews from shows at this venue:
2000-06-16
12
First off, the soundcheck is fantastic. Trey is one hell of a lyrical freestylist. Zepp Osaka...looks just like Zepp Tokyo! Fish asks, "Do we know Spock's Brain?" Trey says no (not Mike). Nice Twist tease in the soundcheck. This soundcheck reminds me of the Hartford 2009 soundcheck. "And...
[Written for Phish Show of the Week Club, 8/17/2012]
The year 2000 was a big one for Phish – they released one of their most highly regarded studio albums (Farmhouse) in May of the year and then embarked on their first mini-tour through Japan; with 7 shows in about 8 days played throughout...
[Written for Phish Show of the Week Club, 8/17/2012, Reposted from that thread]
Going into this one cold: haven't looked at the setlist or read any reviews, which I think is probably the best way to approach these things. If I've ever heard this show, it was long enough ago that I've forgotten...
Notable Jam Chart Performances
Individual jam chart entries from this venue:
Great show opening version settles into a relaxed, groove-like section while retaining the "LxL" vibe. The jam then patiently builds to a shredding, celebratory conclusion.
-> in from "Runaway Jim." The jam has a very relaxed feel to it and some typical '00 sounds from Trey. At about 7:30, a droning, Fish and Gordon section begins. Trey adds some high pitched effects, and at 11:25, Page plays the chords signaling the impending conclusion. A gradual cycle down leads to a -> to "Dog Faced Boy."
Excellent, multi-part "Jim." A serene yet percussive groove emerges first, followed by a transition with delay bombs dropping. Then Trey hits the mini-keyboard for a plunky, unusual jam before space and a -> to a very good "Theme."
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