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Thursday, 11/19/1992 Ross Arena, St. Michael's College, Colchester, VT

Soundcheck: Weigh, Caravan, Shaggy Dog, Funky Bitch

Set 1: Maze Fee^[1] Foam Glide Split Open and Melt Mound Divided Sky Esther Axilla^[2] The Horse Silent in the Morning Run Like an Antelope^[3]

Set 2: Mike's Song I Am Hydrogen Weekapaug Groove^[4] Bouncing Around the Room It's Ice I Walk the Line^[5] Tweezer Big Black Furry Creature from Mars Jam^[6] Tweezer Big Ball Jam^[7] Poor Heart^[8] Fast Enough for You^[9] Llama^[8] Hold Your Head Up Lengthwise^[10] Hold Your Head Up Cavern

Encore: Bold As Love

[1] Trey sang verses through megaphone.
[2] Debut.
[3] All Fall Down signal.
[4] Unfinished; Vocal jam ending.
[5] Phish debut.
[6] No BBFCFM lyrics.
[7] Debut; Trey explained the concept of the jam.
[8] Gordon Stone on pedal steel guitar.
[9] Debut; Gordon Stone on pedal steel guitar.
[10] Debut; performed reggae style and featured a vacuum solo from Fish.

Notes:

This show and its soundcheck were released by LivePhish.com in January 2010 to benefit the Haiti earthquake relief effort. Divided Sky, Antelope and Weekapaug featured teases of Those Were the Days, and Antelope also contained a Lizards tease from Trey and an All Fall Down signal. Trey sang the verses of Fee through a megaphone for the first time since October 1, 1990 (268 shows). Phish originals Axilla, Fast Enough for You, and Lengthwise debuted at this show, which also featured the Phish debut of I Walk The Line. The start of the second set included an Owner of a Lonely Heart tease. Mike’s Song included an Under Pressure jam as well as an Axilla tease from Mike. Weekapaug was unfinished, included a vocal jam, and ended with a tease (with lyrics) of The Price of Love. Tweezer contained an I Walk The Line tease. The BBFCFM jam did not contain the song's usual lyrics - it instead featured lyrics from both I Walk The Line and Ring of Fire, as well as a brief Ring of Fire tease (from Page). Big Ball Jam also debuted, with Trey explaining the concept of the song, adding that it was written for Pete Schall. Poor Heart, Fast Enough for You and Llama featured Gordon Stone on pedal steel guitar. Trey introduced Fish as “Eyeball Man” before Lengthwise, which was performed in more of a reggae style than other versions and even featured a vacuum solo from Fish. After Lengthwise, Page said Fish wrote the song, with Trey adding that they liked it so much that it appeared twice on the album and both Page and Trey saying "it's that good." The intro to Cavern contained Axilla teases from Trey. Bold As Love was played for the first time since April 18, 1990 (320 shows).

This show was part of the "1992 Fall Tour."