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Thursday, 11/17/1994
Hara Arena, Dayton, OH
Set 1: Helter Skelter, Scent of a Mule, Maze, Bouncing Around the Room, Wilson, The Divided Sky, Dog Faced Boy, Colonel Forbin's Ascent > The Vibration of Life[1] > Fly Famous Mockingbird, Down with Disease
Set 2: Also Sprach Zarathustra > David Bowie, Sleeping Monkey > Sparkle, You Enjoy Myself[2] -> Hold Your Head Up[3] -> Love You > Hold Your Head Up, Slave to the Traffic Light, Golgi Apparatus
Encore: I'm Blue, I'm Lonesome[4], Nellie Kane[4], My Long Journey Home[5], Fixin' to Die[6]
[1] Wipe Out tease.
[2] Frankenstein teases.
[3] Vocal Jam
[4] Acoustic.
[5] Acoustic; “Reverend” Jeff Mosier on spoons.
[6] Phish debut; “Reverend” Jeff Mosier on banjo and lead vocals.
Notes: The Vibration of Life featured a Wipe Out tease. YEM included Frankenstein teases. I’m Blue I’m Lonesome through My Long Journey Home were performed acoustic; My Long Journey Home featured the “Reverend” Jeff Mosier on spoons. The encore included the first Phish performance of Fixin’ to Die, which featured Mosier on banjo and lead vocals.
This show was part of the "1994 Fall Tour."
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12 Phish.netters attended.
My first phish experience, went to school 5 miles from hara. I had heard a couple of phish tapes,like Nectar but my mind my was blown completely from the opening notes of helter skelter on! We (my buds from school)were front and center through the first set, Trey went onto the vibration of life and blew the top out! Chilled through the break, but as 2001 came on a huge surge of crowd rolled through the floor, pickin me up like a wave and reinserting me somewhere past Page over on the railing. Quite a feat of physics if I may say so!
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