oh kee pah: Friday, June 18, 2010

Search

Friday, June 18, 2010

Setlist: Phish 6.18.2010 Comcast Theatre ~ Hartford, CT

11:19 PM | Posted by oh kee pah | | Edit Post

photo courtesy of Justin Wendt [Hartford '09]

Set One: Fee > Rift, Wolfman's Brother, Summer of '89^, Foam, Possom > The Moma Dance, Julius, Reba, Cavern

Set Two: Halley's Comet > Light > Billy Breathes > Tweezer > Theme From The Bottom > Harry Hood, Wading in the Velvet Sea, Stealing Time From The Faulty Plan

Encore: Sleeping Monkey > Tweezer Reprise > Tweezer Reprise^^

Notes:
^original, first time played
^^Tweezer Reprise was performed twice because it was not performed at the Hershey show.

Setlist Source: Phish.com

Recaps/Reviews:
Hidden Track Recap
Live Music Blog
Mr. Miner
Jambands.com
Hartford Courant
Hidden Track Review

Video:
Fee

Download Torrent[via bt.etree.org]: DPA 4023>Sonosax SX-M2>Sound Devices 722 (24/96)

Stream at Phishtwit.com

Phish
6/18/10 Comcast Theatre, Hartford, CT

Click below to preview tracks from this show

DOWNLOAD THIS SHOW

Labels: 2010, 2010 Summer Tour, Phish, Setlist | 0 comments

Open Letter to Green Laser Pointers

10:33 PM | Posted by oh kee pah | | Edit Post

Dear Mr. Laser Pointer,

What pleasure do you gain by flashing your pointer? You're not cool. You’re distracting, annoying, and inconsiderate. You're in the extremely small minority, and I can't stand it when you flash that fucking thing. Turn it off, close your eyes and maybe just enjoy the music without ruining the show for others.

Thanks,

The Oh Kee Pah Blog

Want to help the cause? Check out the Anti-Green Laser merch from the fine folks at Jiggs Lot:

Labels: 2010 | 2 comments

Video: Phish "Maze" 6.11.2010 Toyota Park ~ Chicago, IL

6:57 PM | Posted by oh kee pah | | Edit Post

A blistering version of "Maze" from the tour opener in Chicago.

Labels: 2010, 2010 Summer Tour, Phish, Video | 0 comments

RollingStone: Phish Deliver Well-Oiled Jams in Hartford

11:17 AM | Posted by oh kee pah | | Edit Post

Photo courtesy of Justin Wendt [Hartford '09]

I love when Richard Gehr writes reviews

Phish opened the second set, however, with Party Time's title track (complete lyrics: "Party time!"), which the band followed up with two long, funky jams. During "Down With Disease" and "Sand," Anastasio stepped back as though to demonstrate just how elegantly egalitarian this band could be when all four members, including keyboardist Page McConnell and drummer Jon Fishman, sync up and get down. The interlude also inspired lighting director Chris Kuroda's most colorfully geometric 3-D effects (which were sadly missing from the band's recent 3-D movie).

The set's energy level waned shortly after "Guyute," though. Some moron hit Gordon in the head with a glowstick during "Farmhouse," and the segued trio of tunes that followed — "Mike's Song," the ambient instrumental "I Am Hydrogen," and "Weekapaug Groove" throwdown — felt relatively perfunctory. The group wrapped up the first show of its two-night stand with the Rolling Stones' "Shine a Light," the final song on Exiles on Main Street, which Phish covered in its entirety last Halloween. It's one of rock's great redemption songs, and Phish have made it their own.