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Set 1: AC/DC Bag > Chalk Dust Torture, Stealing Time From the Faulty Plan, The Divided Sky, Ya Mar, Sneakin' Sally through the Alley, The Old Home Place, Cavern, Funky Bitch, David Bowie, The Wedge, Bold as Love

Set 2: Tweezer > Light > Piper > Free, Sweet Virginia, Harry Hood > Suzy Greenberg > Golgi Apparatus, Run Like An Antelope

Encore: Loving Cup

Notes: During Ya Mar, a naked guy jumped onstage and ran around for a bit before being rounded up by security, causing Trey to change the lyrics to "he was a naked pa." Sneakin' Sally contained a vocal jam

The final night of Phish's return to MSG fell on Friday night, and saw the crowd a little more rambunctious than the previous two evenings. For the first time, there seemed to be a market for tickets, as many outside begged and pleaded to get themselves through the doors. For those that did make it in, MSG3 offered some bust outs, firsts and some classic, rocking Phish. Read on



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Inside Madison Square Garden, one can feel the history of Phish in the arena. Having just completed their 17th show at the storied venue, the corridors drip with memories of nights past and moments we’ve enjoyed. When songs are dropped, one can’t help but remember the classic versions that have gone down within the round room that surrounds. On the final night of their three-night stand, the band evoked, and added, to their 34th Street legacy with a two-set performance of current hits, classic jams, and a significant return to their catalog. Locked and loaded with another non-stop setlist, the band blasted off in the greatest indoor Phish arena, bar none. When Phish has The Garden in the palm of the of their hand, manipulating energy with their minds and instruments, there is simply nothing like it. And last night was again one of those nights. With their least exploratory playing of the run, Phish defined their show with a second set of flowing, succinct improv, and a monster “YEM” to punctuate the whole shebang. With fierce playing, the band treated the Friday night audience to a plethora of grandiose anthems that created a memorable two-set experience. Read on

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