06/08/99 Higher Ground - Winooski, VT - A Benefit for Discover Jazz Fest

I: Take The A-Train, Undecided, Sweet Little Angel, Night In Tunisia, Going Down Slow, Caravan, Jump Monk

II: Bright Lights Big City, The Chicken*, For The Losers, Cars Trucks Buses, The Jodi Grind, Big Joe Shuffle

E: The Landlady, Cape Verdean Blues**

   * - Alfred "Pee Wee" Ellis tune
   ** - latin instrumental by Horace Silver

The Vermont Jazz All-Stars are: Trey Anastasio (guitar), Big Joe Burell (tenor sax), Dave Grippo (alto sax), James Harvey (trombone), Jeff Salisbury (drums), Bruce Skalar (keyboards) and Stacy Starkweather (bass).

Thanks to Adam Braman, Kevin Monty, Jean-Pierre Thibault, Robbie Dunn and Pete Gershon, as well as Andy Gadiel's Phish Page (http://www.gadiel.com/phish/), who thanks Jeff Waful for the call & Mike Lambe for the corrections.

"Trey Anastasio will be taking his Acoustic/Electric show on the road during the month of May. Each evening will open with a solo acoustic set, followed by an electric set during which Trey will be accompanied by Tony Markellis on bass and Russ Lawton (of the Gordon Stone Band) on drums.

05/19/99 Fillmore Auditorium - Denver, Colorado - Opening of the Fillmore Auditorium

I: Taste, Farmhouse, Brian and Robert, Mountains in the Mist, Get Back on the Train, Wading in the Velvet Sea, Billy Breathes, When The Circus Comes, You'll Know My Name > Guyute

II: First Tube, Gotta Jiboo, Heavy Things, Will It Go Round In Circles, Ooh Child, Aqui Como Alla, Keyboard Intro > Sand > Drums, I Can See Clearly Now

E: Windora Bug, Voodoo Child (slight return)

Thanks to Andy Gadiel and TK for the setlist and Chuck Mancabelli for the correction.

05/17/99 Flynn Theatre - Burlington, Vermont - Benefit for the Committee on Temporary Shelter (COTS) - Reviews

I: Farmhouse, Snowflakes in the Sand, Brian and Robert, Driver, Get Back on the Train, Mountains in the Mist, Runaway Jim, Billy Breathes*

Intermission (the Frederick Tuttle Middle School jazz band, led by Dave "The Truth" Grippo): In the Mood, Jumpin' at the Woodside, I Feel Good (joined by Trey on guitar)

II: The Wind Cries Mary, Heavy Things, First Tube, Ooh Child, Sand > Drums, I Can Hear Clearly Now, Aqui Como Alla, Free Thought, Come on Baby Lets go Downtown, Then Came You**, Last Tube**

E: Further On Up The Road***, Voodoo Child (slight return)****

   * - with Trey on Page's baby grand piano
   ** - with the South Burlington High School Jazz Band and Dave Grippo
   *** - with Dave Grippo, Mike Gordon, Page McConnell and Jon Fishman
   **** - with Phish

Thanks to Julia Mordaunt, Mike King, John Thomson, Adam Braman, Peter Gershon, Gabeleo and Dustin Glass for the setlist and details about the intermission!

05/15/99 Palace Theatre - Albany, New York - Reviews

I (46 min): Minestrone, Get Back on the Train, Farmhouse, Kissed by Mist*, Beauty of My Dreams, Wading in the Velvet Sea, Snowflakes in the Sand, Possum**, Billy Breathes***, You'll Know My Name****

II (1:35): Heavy Things, First Tube, Windora Bug, Free Thought^, Gotta Jiboo, Bell Bottom Blues, Sand^^ -> Drum Duel^^^, Come On (Part I)

E: The Wind Cries Mary, Ooh Child

   * - Dedicated to Julia Butterfly Hill, with her story told
   ** - During the part at the end where "posuuuuum" is sung three times, the audience filled in the last two parts. Trey held the last chord much longer than usual. At one point, he let go of the chord, leaned down and picked up his beer for a drink while strumming with the other hand while the audience tried to hold the note.
   *** - Trey on piano
   **** - Trey introduces this as his and Tom's "drunken country tune" and hopes that someone in the audience will understand it
   ^ - instrumental jam stopped and re-started a few times. During the middle of the song, Trey introduces Tony and Russ and then introduces himself as the "Bad Lieutenant" on guitar. He then asked how many people are going to Oswego this summer. After the HUGE response, he says, "It's gonna be cool!" and gave his seal of approval
   ^^ - Included a digital delay loop as well as Trey on keyboards. Before "Sand," Trey played a "techno rave jam" on the keyboard during which Tony commented that Trey was practicing for his other job as a DJ.
   ^^^ - With Trey on 2nd drum kit (full size kit, same size as the kit Russ plays, possibly perceived as smaller because its not on a drum riser)

Thanks to Adam Braman, Ian Warda and Doug Loeb for the setlist and info

05/14/99 State Theatre - Portland, Maine - Reviews

I (50 min): Minestrone, Get Back On The Train, When The Circus Comes, Snowflakes In The Sand, Water In The Sky, Farmhouse, Wolfman's Brother > Feel Like Makin' Love*, You'll Know My Name**, Billy Breathes***, Runaway Jim, Kissed By Mist****

II (1:55): First Tube, Will It Go Round in Circles, Gotta Jiboo, Heavy Things, Tops Off^, Ooh Child, Sand^^ > Drums Duel, Voodoo Child (slight return)

E (14 min): Aqui Como Alla, I Can See Clearly Now > Last Tube^^^

   * - Trey describes how everyone is so excited to see a show in this theatre, where things can be a bit "raunchy", since it's general admission and everyone can do what they want. And he describes the interesting phenomenon during the Wolfman's quiet part where the vibe in the crowd starts to shift as the impending drunken mayhem takes control. So he decides to play a song in recognition of this vibe, but first he is reminded of the classic rock song "Feel Like Makin' Love" (Bad Company) and plays the chorus
   ** - Trey says "Feel Like Makin' Love" is the partner song of this song, and says it's written about folks who are having last call at a bar
   *** - Trey on piano
   **** - Trey dedicates it to Julia Butterfly Hill, the Earth First protester living in an old-growth redwood tree named "Luna" for the past 18 months, written by Tom Marshall and Trey
   ^ - Tony introduces the song as a blues standard of which the origins are "shrouded in antiquity." He doesn't know who wrote it or even what it's about, but says it may be about taking off your hat, or a top off a bottle, or your shirt off. Also Tony says the song may be written by a blues rascal named "Eddie Bo".
   ^^ - With digital delay loop jam and Trey on keyboard; 25+ minutes
   ^^^ - Tony introduces the band and then thanks the crew for all their work, some of whom even have "their own fan club" (Chris Kuroda's CK5)

Thanks to Michael "Lerdawg" Lerman for the setlist!

05/13/99 SUNY Binghamton Concert Theatre - Binghamton, New York - Reviews

I: Farmhouse, Get Back on the Train, Driver, Guyute, Kissed By Mist*, You'll Know My Name**, Mountains in the Mist, Wading in the Velvet Sea, Brian and Robert, Billy Breathes***, Sleep***, Blue and Shiny****, Waste****

II: Gotta Jiboo, Wind Cries Mary, Will It Go Round In Circles, Windora Bug, Further On Up The Road, First Tube -> Sand, Ooh Child -> Drums Duel^, Smells Like Teen Spirit^^, Silicon Fairy^^^

E: I Can See Clearly Now, Last Tube, Come On Baby Let's Go Downtown^^^^

   * - again dedicated to Julia Butterfly Hill, with story told about her
   ** - Trey talks about how he just learned about the "Pub Crawl" last night. It's where all of the seniors who are graduating this weekend, go to every bar in the town, and have one beer from each. He wants to play the seniors something, so he plays this song.
   *** - Trey on piano
   **** - with Tom Marshall on vocals
   ^ - with Trey on small kit
   ^^ - Trey says that they are going to do one more song to close the set, so everyone starts screaming out their requests. As soon as it's quiet, and they're ready to go into "Silicon Fairy," someone screams out, "Teen Spirit" Trey quietly starts the opening chords, and then the rest of the band follows. They sing and play one verse, then end it laughing. Trey dedicates it to the guy who requested it.
   ^^^ - They all wish the best of luck to the folks graduating this weekend
   ^^^^ - dedicated to those Binghamton students participating in the senior pub crawl and would be catching the last hour after the show.

Thanks to Julia Mordaunt, Jesse Jarnow, Evan Leon and Ill Grill Stites for the setlist!

05/11/99 The 9:30 Club - Washington D.C. - Reviews

I (50 min): Get Back on the Train, Farmhouse, Kissed by Mist, Snowflakes in the Sand, Bathtub Gin* > Sample in a Jar, Driver, **You'll Know My Name, Billy Breathes***, Sleep****, Blue and Shiny^

II: Gotta Jiboo, Will It Go Round In Circles, First Tube, Ooh Child, Heavy Things, Sand^^ > Drums Duel (about 12 min long), I Can See Clearly Now, Aqui Como Alla, Voodoo Child (Slight Return)

E: Row Jimmy (II+E 1:59)

   * - dedicated to Susannah Goodman
   ** - Trey introduced "Mountains in the Mist" and began to talk about the fact that there is a trilogy of duologies; 3 pairs of songs related to each other: He mentioned "Mountains in the Mist" and "Kissed By Mist", "Windora Bug" and "Bug" but couldn't remember the third, to which a few folks shouted "TUBE!!" and Trey reacted "TUBE??" and laughed at them.. then paused.. then said "Oh, yeah... Yeah, okay, "Tube"... cuz there's "First Tube", then "Last Tube", then "Tube".... So there's really a trilogy within the trilogy of duologies. Type THAT into the Internet." :) ... [ Thinking about it, is there perhaps another duology ("Snowflakes in the Sand" and "Sand") which Trey possibly meant in place of one of the previously listed ones, or are these songs possibly part of a trilogy of songs, along with "Silicon Fairy" (silicon being a common element in sand), meaning there's really two trilogies in a quantology of duologies? ... just a thought which occured to me ... How 'bout taking that from the Internet to the stage, Trey? ;) - Rob ] ...in the end, "Mountains in the Mist" wasn't played, and instead Trey played what he called a new, real country tune, written in response to the crap on the radio; title is speculated based on the lyrics    *** - Trey on piano
   **** - Trey described this night as being a night of drunken mayhem and brought out Tom Marshall who performed a few songs with him
   ^ - a brand new song (from the outtakes from The Story of the Ghost, described by Trey as one of his Tom's daughters favorites; also with Tom Marshall
   ^^ - previously known as "Pistol"; included a digital delay loop, as well as Trey playing keyboards during it

Thanks to Ellis Godard for the setbreak and post show calls! Thanks to Sean Rhoderick, Brian Ferdman, James Treworgy, mniven, jmh, Laurie Burdett, Brian Hayle, Jon Schneider, Evan Himelfarb and Ari Raivetz for pointing out that I (Rob) forgot "Voodoo Child". Thanks to Ellis, Sean and James for clearing up that "Aqui Como Alla" was between "I Can See Clearly Now" and "Voodoo Child"

05/10/99 Thomas Wolfe Auditorium - Asheville, North Carolina - Reviews

I: Farmhouse, Wading in the Velvet Sea, Get Back on the Train, You'll Know My Name*, Minestrone**, Strange Design, Snowflakes in the Sand, Kissed by Mist, Billy Breathes***, Roggae > The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday, Possum

II: The Wind Cries Mary****, Further On Up the Road, Heavy Things, Will It Round In Circles, Gotta Jiboo, Ooh Child, Bug, Windora Bug, Free Thought > Drums, Sand^

E: I Can See Clearly Now

   * - "a new, real country tune"
   ** - Trey decided to keep the title "Minestrone" instead of "Purple Hugh"
   *** - Trey on piano
   **** - Jimi Hendrix cover from the album Are You Experienced?; first time played
   ^ - previously known as "Pistol" or "Symptom" (not "Silicon Fairy" as was previously reported")

Thanks to Johnny, Andy Gadiel, Kerri, Jamie Lutch, Jason and Stuart Gerber for the setlist and information. Thanks to Clay Rogers and Kevin for clarification about "Bug"

05/08/99 Oscar Mayer Theatre - Madison, Wisconsin - Reviews

I: Get Back on the Train, Minestrone, Farmhouse, Snowflakes in the Sand, Alumni Blues*, Billy Breathes**, Mountains in the Mist, Chalk Dust Torture, When the Circus Comes, Kissed by Mist, Fluffhead***, Brian and Robert

II: First Tube, Will It Go Round in Circles, Ooh Child, Gotta Jiboo, Further on Up the Road, Free Thought, Somanatin, Aqui Como Alla, Sand**** > Drums Duel, Come On (Part 1), Bug^, Heavy Thing

E: Windora Bug, Voodoo Child (slight return)

   * - dedicated to the Madison students who were skipping finals in order to go see the show
   ** - Trey walked over to the piano and began to play the beginning of "Billy Breathes" and begins to laugh. He then talked about a conversation he had with Neil Young about doing a solo tour in which Neil recommended that Trey move around, lest people grow uneasy from watching someone stand and play guitar the whole time, so Trey decided to play "Billy Breathes" on piano, which he did after finishing the story
   *** - did not include "Fluff's Travels"
   **** - previously known as "Pistol" (or "Symptom"); new title "Sand" announced by Trey
   ^ - just "Bug", not to be confused with "Windora Bug"; possibly from the outtakes from The Story of the Ghost and possibly the same "Bug" as done by Amfibian

Thanks to Julia Mordaunt, Clay Rogers, Brian Reen, Steve Coleman, Kerri, Ryan McGlynn, Franklin Craig Malemud, Brian S. Seidel and Adam David Lynn for the setlist and information!

05/07/99 American Theatre - St. Louis, Missouri - Reviews

I (60-75 min): Get Back on the Train, Wolfman's Brother*, Farmhouse, Dogs Stole Things, Bouncing Around the Room, Kissed by Mist, Mountains in the Mist, Guyute, Wading in the Velvet Sea > Prince Caspian, Aftermath**, AC/DC Bag***

II: Further On Up the Road****, First Tube, Come on Baby Lets go Downtown, Gotta Jiboo > Voodoo Child (slight return), Ooh Child, Heavy Things, Come On (Part 1), Sand > Drums Duel^, Free Thought, I Can See Clearly Now

E: Andre the Giant, Will It Go Round in Circles, Last Tube^^ (II+E about 1:50)

   * - Trey started laughing mid-song and stopped playing to tell the crowd about where the song came from as well as about the first time he met Jon Fishman at UVM and how every time he plays the song, he thinks about how Jon really is the "Wolfman's Brother" just as in the Beatles, Paul McCartney was the walrus
   ** - Trey talked about his friend Roger Hollaway, who got engaged on-stage at a Phish show at the American Theatre. Roger then joined Trey on-stage and they played "Aftermath", which Roger had co-written; first time played live; from The White Tape
   *** - "Just like Roger, he's a crazy little kid"; also with Roger
   **** - Eric Clapton cover, written by Joe Medwick Veasey and Don D. Robey; first time played
   ^ - with Trey on small kit
   ^^ - with "Happy Birthday" tease after Tony Markellis mentioned that it was someone on the crew's birthday

Thanks to Julia Mordaunt, Andy Gadiel, Dan Conroe, Brian Reen, Adam Fry, James Dunseth, James Gyngard, BudhaPhish, Andrew Bump, Justin Metz, Todd, Greg Sadler, Matthew Pagni, Andrew Bump and Jamie Lutch for the setlist and information

05/06/99 The Riviera - Chicago, Illinois - Reviews

I (45-50 min.): Get Back on the Train, Farmhouse, Minestrone, Sample in a Jar, Driver, Snowflakes in the Sand, Brian and Robert, When the Circus Comes, Mountains in the Mist, Punch You in the Eye* > Runaway Jim

II (about 1:45): First Tube, Will It Go Round in Circles, Gotta Jiboo, Heavy Thing**, Tops Off > I Can See Clearly Now, Sand, Aqui Como Alla, Ooh Child > Jam, Somanatin, Windora Bug, Come On (Part 1)

E: Silicon Fairy

   * - Trey whistled written guitar lines ("The Landlady" portions of the song)
   ** - previously labeled as "Where they Hoped I'd Be"

Thanks to Julia Mordaunt, Clay Rogers, Robb Barrett, Jesse Jarnow, Josh Rude, Fraser Coffeen and Jon McLennand for the setlist and clarification

05/04/99 Murat Theatre - Indianapolis, Indiana - Reviews

I (approx. 70 min.): Dirt, Dogs Stole Things, Mountains in the Mist*, Snowflakes in the Sand, Minestrone**, Talk, Bathtub Gin***, Kissed by Mist (new original)****, Get Back on the Train (new original) ^, Wading in the Velvet Sea, Chalk Dust Torture

II: Will It Go Round In Circles, First Tube, Ooh Child, Bell-Bottom Blues, Heavy Thing (new original)^, Windora Bug (new original)^^, Somanatin, Andre the Giant (new original)^^^, I Can See Clearly Now, Sand -> Drums Duel^^^^, Voodoo Child (slight return)

E: Row Jimmy, Last Tube/Band Intro Jam+ -> Come On Baby Let's Go Downtown

   * - formerly known (05/03/99) as "Bake and Boil"
   ** - formerly known (05/03/99) as "Minestrone"; said by Trey to be named for a guy named Hugh; called "Purple Hugh" by Trey
   *** - dedicated to aLi and Jesse, for naming the song "Minestrone"
   **** - new song for Julia Butterfly Hill, a woman sitting in a tree named Luna in northern California for a year and a half to protest logging of the nation's forests (more info...)
   ^ - provisional title (consensus best guess of those there)
   ^^ - reports mention "Wind" or possibly "Bug" as well as "Winds of a Bug" with lyrics including "is that a wind or a bug?" and "it's a windora bug"
   ^^^ - instrumental; possibly "Living in Havana" (Trey apparently undecided on title)
   ^^^^ - Trey on smaller drum kit to the left of the bass; duel was similar to Monday night's
   + - last played at the 02/15/99 show at Higher Ground

Thanks to aLi McDowell for the setbreak and after-show calls! :) Additional thanks to Julia Mordaunt, Andy Gadiel, Mike Noltner, Matt Hembree, Alex Esselstein, Travis Robinson, Ross Leduc, Todd, Carl Koschmann, Charlie Slinger, for the email

05/03/99 Michigan Theater - Ann Arbor, Michigan - Reviews

I: Farmhouse, Snowflakes In The Sand*, Mountains in the Mist*, Bouncing Around the Room, Minestrone**, Guyute, ***Brian and Robert, Possum

II: Ooh Child, Free Thought****, Come On Baby Let's Go Downtown, Gotta Jiboo, Keyboard Solo (Trey)^, Then Came You^^, First Tube, Sand^^^, I Can See Clearly Now, Will It Go Round In Circles^^^^, Drums Duel, Silicon Fairy+

E: Aqui Como Alla++, Voodoo Child (slight return)+++

   * - New song, first time played; "Moutains in the Mist" originally called "Bake and Boil" at the show by Trey as the name came to him
   ** - New song, first time played; Jesse Jarnow reports "In the first set there was an untitled instrumental. Trey said that whomever posted the setlist first got to name it. In deference to aLi's misreading of the word "instrumental" on my setlist, we hereby request that the tune be named "Minestrone"."
   *** - Trey talked about reading on Sonicnet about his show at Higher Ground and how they had allegedly played "Voodoo Child" during the electric set at the show, when in fact they hadn't (perhaps "Ooh Child" was mistaken for "Voodoo Child"?), and talked about how the unknown songs would frustrate fans online. He then introduced the next song as being "Voodoo Child (acoustic)" and played "Brian and Robert"
   **** - previously listed as "Unknown Song (played at Higher Ground 02/15/99)"; first played at the Eight Foot Flourescent Tubes (04/17/98)
   ^ - included teases of "Axel F" (written by Harold Faultermeyer, from the soundtrack to Beverly Hills Cop)
   ^^ - Philip T. Pugh and Sherman Marshall cover; also done by The Spinners (with Dionne Warwick); first time played
   ^^^ - previously listed as "Symptom"; first played at Higher Ground 02/15/99
   ^^^^ - Billy Preston cover, previously listed with a possible title of "Melody"; first time played
   + - also first played at the 8 Foot Flourescent Tubes
   ++ - previously listed as "Mid-Tempo Instrumental"
   +++ - Jimi Hendrix cover, from the album Electric Ladyland; first time played ... [ Note: More information on whether this was "Voodoo Chile" or "Voodoo Child (slight return)" would be greatly appreciated. For now, I'm going to go with "(slight return)" as that seems to be the more often covered version. Thanks - Rob ]

Thanks to aLi McDowell for the after-show phone call and to both aLi and Jesse for the email! Additional thanks go out to Jesse, Andrew Jay Peerless, Bishop, Jonathan Van Schoick, Ross K. Lewandowski, Jamie Lutch, Christian David Hoard and brereto2 for corrections!

A review of the show can be found on the ABC News/Wall of Sound site at http://wallofsound.go.com/news/stories/anastasio050499.html.

04/12/99 Sweetwater Saloon - Mill Valley (Marin County), California

Dirt, Brian and Robert, When the Circus Comes to Town

From Kentalope's post to rmp:

Basically, Trey got up and apologized for cutting in line to play, saying his friend Brad (Sands) had told him that this place had a cool open mic night and to check it out. Picking up someone's acoustic guitar, he proceded to play Dirt, then Brian & Robert. Then he said something to the effect of, "I've never tried this song on my own so I'm going to stumble through it. It's written by one of my favorite bands, Los Lobos," then went into Circus.

See also SonicNet's coverage of the performance.

03/31/99 Tuttle Middle School - South Burlington, Vermont

Joe's Slow Blues Medley in C, House of Gold*, Caravan, Shake Everything That Ya Got**

   Setlist is incomplete. The show was not recorded.
   Trey Anastasio, Big Joe Burrell, James Harvey, Stacey Starkweather, Bruce Sklar, Jeff Salisbury, and Dave "The Truth" Grippo played for the Tuttle students after a performance by the Tuttle Jazz Band (led by music teacher Grippo). 200+ were in attendence.
   * - James Harvey tune
   ** - Maceo Parker tune

Thanks to Patrick D. Burke of SBHS for the info.

02/22/99 Carnegie Hall - New York, New York - Benefit for Tibet House - Reviews

Spring Waterfall*, Brian and Robert**, Dirt***, Billy Breathes****

   * - instrumental composition by Philip Glass; Trey on electric, Philip Glass on piano
   ** - with two other musicians; Foday Musa Suso on a kora (21 string harp from W. Africa) and Nawang Khechog on wooden flute (exotic Tibetan flute); Trey on acoustic
   *** - Trey on acoustic; solo
   **** - Trey on acoustic, Peter Kater on piano

Trey also sat in on electric guitar with Patti Smith and band for a group jam of "People Have the Power" which was the finale of the show.

Thanks to Eric(Moedat) and Dan Estrin for the setlist!

02/15/99 Higher Ground - Winooski, Vermont - Very Special Arts of Vermont Benefit - Reviews

I: Dirt, Dogs Stole Things, Runaway Jim, Brian and Robert, Guyute, Driver, Chalk Dust Torture

II: Come On Baby Lets Go Downtown*, Gotta Jiboo**, Ooh Child***, Tops Off****, I Can See Clearly Now^, Come On (Part 1)^^, Free Thought^^^, Bell Bottom Blues^^^^, Sand+ > Drums++, Possum > First Tube+++

E: Aqui Como Alla++++, Row Jimmy#, Last Tube/Band Intro Jam##

First set was Trey solo on acoustic. For the second set and the encore, Trey played electric and was joined by Russ Lawton of the Gordon Stone Band on drums and Tony Markellis of the Unknown Blues Band on bass. Paul Languedoc ran sound and Chris Kuroda ran lights for the show. Page, Mike, Jon, and Tom Marshall were all in attendance, but did not perform

   * - Crazy Horse (w/out Neil Young) cover; written by Danny Whitten; also appeared on Young's album Tonight's the Night and played by Young live
   ** - A new, original song
   *** - Five Stairsteps cover, Motown standard
   **** - blues instrumental, title provided by Gordon Stone by way of Matt King ... formerly listed on setlists preceeded by "Chasin' the Waste", a F-Hole cover (F-Hole being members of Tom Marshall's band, Amfibian, in addition to performing on their own)
   ^ - Johnny Nash cover
   ^^ - Earl King cover, covered by Jimi Hendrix on the album Electric Ladyland; also known as "Come On (Let the Good Times Roll)"
   ^^^ - original, previously played with the 8 Foot Flourescent Tubes; previously listed as "Mozambique"; title provided by Matt King from setlist taken from the stage of the 8 Foot Flourescent Tubes show on 04/17/98
   ^^^^ - Derek and the Dominoes cover
   + - original written by Trey; lyrics include "you can see the symptoms, but not affect the cause"
   ++ - with Trey on small drum kit
   +++ - original written by Trey for the 8 Foot Flourescent Tubes; first instrumental played that night (04/17/98), and as a result is is known as "First Tube" it has also been referred to as "Bing Bong" according to Trey's setlist from the 8 Foot Flourescent Tubes show and Heloise Williams (of viperHouse, who performed with Trey as a part of the 8 Foot Flourescent Tubes), by way of Matt King
   ++++ - Arsenio Rodriguez cover, performed by Marc Ribot (who played with Trey as part of Surrender to the Air) on the album Marc Ribot Y Los Cubanos Postizos
   # - Garcia/Hunter (Grateful Dead) cover
   ## - referred to as "Last Tube" because it was the last instrumental played during the 8 Foot Flourescent Tubes show

Thanks to David Saslavsky, Andy Gadiel's Phish Page, and Chris Charpata's Phish Phactory for the list and other details. Andy Gadiel thanks CptTrip420@aol.com, Chip, Dave & WAFUL!

Thanks to Matt King and Jesse Jarnow for providing the most definitive setlist information to date!