Phish setlist · 1993-03-14 · PAUL WRIGHT GYM, WESTERN STATE COLLEGE
1993-03-14 · PAUL WRIGHT GYM, WESTERN STATE COLLEGE · Gunnison , CO
Completeness: unreconciled. Completeness has not been verified.
SET 1
- Loving Cup >
- Foam
- Guelah Papyrus
- Sparkle
- Stash
- Paul and Silas >
- Sample in a Jar
- Reba (Cameron McKinney played Indian War Dance solo on piano prior to the whistling portion of Reba and later sang part of the final Reba chorus.)
- Punch You in the Eye >
- Runaway Jim
SET 2
- Halley's Comet >
- David Bowie
- The Ballad of Curtis Loew >
- You Enjoy Myself ->
- Spooky Jam ->
- You Enjoy Myself
- Lifeboy
- Rift
- Big Ball Jam
- The Great Gig in the Sky > (Phish debut.)
- Hold Your Head Up
- The Squirming Coil
ENCORE
- Memories (Without microphones.)
- Sweet Adeline (Without microphones.)
- Golgi Apparatus
Trey shouted out to eight-year-old Cameron McKinney during Sparkle and at the end of Antelope. Cameron then played a brief version of Indian War Dance, an introductory piano lesson, on solo piano during Reba prior to the whistling segment and added vocals to the final Reba chorus. Page teased On Broadway after Indian War Dance. Mike teased Foam in Stash. This show marked the first Halley’s Comet since August 17, 1989 (477 shows) and the first Ballad of Curtis Loew since October 30, 1990 (302 shows). YEM contained an Owner of a Lonely Heart jam and quote, and Low Rider and Oye Como Va jams. Mystery Achievement, We Will Rock You, and Welcome to the Machine were all part of the YEM vocal jam. The Spooky Jam included the song's first verse. The Great Gig in the Sky made its Phish debut at this show. Sweet Adeline and Memories were performed without microphones. In the soundcheck, Page teased Blue Monk after Sunshine of Your Love.
[1] Cameron McKinney played Indian War Dance solo on piano prior to the whistling portion of Reba and later sang part of the final Reba chorus.
[2] Phish debut.
[3] Without microphones.