September 4: Phish Keeps the Hits Coming at Dick's Page 2  Set
Two  Rock and Roll Nice energy to start this second set. Not
necessarily a perfect version of this tune either, but better
than the "Chalkdust." The end starts to feel like it could ease
into a mellow jam, but instead it becomes. . .  Come Together
I'm glad they got back on the train in the first set, but it's
sad that it had to turn into this train wreck. I guess this is
what happens sometimes when you try to string disparate songs
together. If they would have just ditched into a demonic jam,
everyone would've just laughed it off. Instead they try to ride
it out until someone decides to launch into. . .  Twist The
beginning sounds like they haven't yet shaken off the mess they
just waded out of. Trey redeems himself some with a nice mellow
guitar solo, including a "Low Rider" tease. For the most part
the rest of the band plays it fairly mellow behind him, with
only a few flourishes here and there by Mike and Fishman. Page
distinguishes himself so