Mr. Miner's Phish Thoughts

“Ghost” 9.12.99 II, Portland, OR

One of the most slept on jams of all time. Don’t sleep.

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“Bathtub Gin -> Simple” 12.7.99 II, Portland, ME

Phish returned to Cumberland Country Civic Center during December ’99, an era where ambient jams were prominent.

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“Jam -> Bug” 12.17.99 II, Hampton, VA

Though it sure felt like the Mothership was about to lift-off into “2001,” but the band teased everyone by dropping into “Bug.” This jam was the music behind the Hampton reunion announcement video.

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“Waves” 8.2.03 II, Limestone, ME

The magic fields of Limestone…

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“Twist” 2.24.03 II, E.Rutherford, NJ

Aliens visited The Meadowlands.

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“AC/DC Bag” 11.7.98 II, Chicago, IL

This gorgeous jam from UIC illustrates the ambient shift of Fall ’98.

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“Drowned” 9.14.2000 II, Darien Center, NY

Forget about it—a true monster.

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“Roses Are Free” 1.1.00, Big Cypress, FL

The music that dawned a new millenium; the cerebral masterpiece from the end of an all-night marathon.

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“My Left Toe,  Stash” 6.30.99 II, Bonner Springs. KS

Phish paired the debut of “My Left Toe” with “Stash” to close the second set of  1999’s very first show.

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Tags: Jams, TTFF

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