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Wednesday, 07/24/1991
Trax, Charlottesville, VA
Soundcheck: Poor Heart (x2), Gimme Three Steps, Jazz Jam, Dinner and a Movie Intro (x3), Sesame Street Theme -> Jam -> Superstition, Caravan, Poor Heart -> Funky Bitch -> I’m Nationwide
Set 1: Golgi Apparatus > Chalk Dust Torture, The Squirming Coil > Buried Alive > Split Open and Melt, Bathtub Gin, The Landlady, Cavern, Tela, You Enjoy Myself
Set 2: Possum > Guelah Papyrus, David Bowie[1] > Jesus Just Left Chicago, My Sweet One > Bouncing Around the Room, Funky Bitch, I Didn't Know, Frankenstein, Suzy Greenberg
Encore: Contact > Big Black Furry Creature from Mars[2]
[1] Intro included teases of The Asse Festival.
[2] I Love Lucy and Brady Bunch theme teases.
Notes: This show featured the Giant Country Horns. BBFCFM featured I Love Lucy and Brady Bunch theme teases. The intro to Bowie included teases of The Asse Festival.
This show was part of the "1991 Giant Country Horns Summer Tour."
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5 Phish.netters attended.
Nobody ever reviews soundchecks, but this one's a keeper - fun, long, and relatively continuous - and recordings do circulate, albeit lightly. This isn't a few times through part of a tune while lots of equipment gets tweaked, and it isn't the band jamming for awhile while the house PA gets adjusted. This is the band, with the horns, screwing around for ~25 minutes, with bits of looseness and randomness reminiscent of 2/20/93.
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