SET 1: AC/DC Bag > Camel Walk, Crowd Control, Stash, Cars Trucks Buses > Carini > My Sweet One > Character Zero > Tweezer
SET 2: Wilson > Down with Disease, 99 Problems[1], Big Pimpin'[1] > Chalk Dust Torture, Harry Hood[2] > Taste
ENCORE: Bug > Tweezer Reprise
Scents and Subtle Sounds was teased prior to AC/DC Bag. This show contained the Phish debuts of 99 Problems and Big Pimpin’, both of which featured guest performances by Jay-Z and Cyro Baptista. After 99 Problems, Jay-Z remarked, presumably referring to the Phish scene, that “You all been hiding this from me.” Jay-Z then said that the members of Phish told him that if the fans made enough noise that he could play one more song, which they naturally did, hence Big Pimpin’. Prior to Hood, Trey jokingly announced an Eric Clapton guest appearance. Mike teased Entrance of the Gladiators before Hood, which was unfinished.
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- Jun 18, 2015: Mike Gordon - Baldwinsville, NY
- Jun 18, 2011: Phish - Raleigh, NC
- Jun 18, 2010: Phish - Hartford, CT
- Jun 18, 2009: Phish - Burgettstown, PA
- Jun 18, 2002: Trey Anastasio Band - New York, NY
- Jun 18, 1994: Citrus - Chicago, IL
- Jun 18, 1994: Phish - Chicago, IL
- Jun 18, 1994: Phish - Chicago, IL
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This show was part of the "2004 Early Summer Tour"
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, attached to 2004-06-18
Kind of a sloppy show and the worst of the month if you ask me. Still, there are some parts worth seeking out. The Jay-Z guest spot should be heard for novelty's sake, as should the Chalk Dust and Hood, which both feature atypical jams. CDT gets into some cool, distinctly 2.0 style space once it goes type 2. Oh and the Tweezer rocks pretty hard as well. I'll take that in a first set any day.
Review by westbrook
Kind of a sloppy show and the worst of the month if you ask me. Still, there are some parts worth seeking out. The Jay-Z guest spot should be heard for novelty's sake, as should the Chalk Dust and Hood, which both feature atypical jams. CDT gets into some cool, distinctly 2.0 style space once it goes type 2. Oh and the Tweezer rocks pretty hard as well. I'll take that in a first set any day.
, attached to 2004-06-18
On the 11th anniversary of my first show, I look back at the scene. A hot summer day against the banks of the south shore of Brooklyn, a raging lot scene, my 17 year old self with my two closest friends going to see our first show. While the show itself doesn't do much in terms of setlist, the vibes from the night before and knowing that they would soon be done playing 'for good' really added to the hype of the night. The Jay-Z guest performance was more schtick than anything else, let's be honest, the covers are horrible. The Hood is lively and stands out, but other than that it really was an 'off show'. But as always, you can feel good, good, good about Hood. Here's to another 11 years and beyond!
Review by Phabio
On the 11th anniversary of my first show, I look back at the scene. A hot summer day against the banks of the south shore of Brooklyn, a raging lot scene, my 17 year old self with my two closest friends going to see our first show. While the show itself doesn't do much in terms of setlist, the vibes from the night before and knowing that they would soon be done playing 'for good' really added to the hype of the night. The Jay-Z guest performance was more schtick than anything else, let's be honest, the covers are horrible. The Hood is lively and stands out, but other than that it really was an 'off show'. But as always, you can feel good, good, good about Hood. Here's to another 11 years and beyond!
, attached to 2004-06-18
Brooklyn make some noise!
First set Carini is worth a listen. I enjoy that song and the different directions it can go. I tend to enjoy the ones that aren't as dark more, but you need both for balance in life.
Second set features Jay-Z. I think this is really worth a listen because you get to hear the moment when Jay-Z gets it. He goes on to reach new levels in music entertainment after this show. Not that he wasn't already wildly successful.
Overall not one of the shows that I want to go back to except to listen to the tracks with Jay-Z just because it is great to hear the instrumental parts that seem to fit well for me.
Review by The_Ghost
Brooklyn make some noise! First set Carini is worth a listen. I enjoy that song and the different directions it can go. I tend to enjoy the ones that aren't as dark more, but you need both for balance in life.
Second set features Jay-Z. I think this is really worth a listen because you get to hear the moment when Jay-Z gets it. He goes on to reach new levels in music entertainment after this show. Not that he wasn't already wildly successful.
Overall not one of the shows that I want to go back to except to listen to the tracks with Jay-Z just because it is great to hear the instrumental parts that seem to fit well for me.
, attached to 2004-06-18
A awkward feeling show with some very interesting moments.
The opening trio of songs is very straightforward. I wish I could say things picked up with stash, but unfortunately it is a very rough version. Character Zero is a very solid version. Tweezer to end the 1st set? What is up with that? The jam kicks off with some power riffs and Trey shreddery. It goes into a tweeprise type jam and Fish is just destroying the drums towards the end.
Set 2 starts with a heavy Wilson. DWD is pretty strong despite a couple of messed up lyrics at the beginning, Trey goes off towards the end. Jay Z is a very noteworthy special guest, especially considering his level of fame at this time. The songs are pretty sloppy (although to defend the guys I'm sure it wasn't practiced long), but still a very notable stand in. Chalk Dust Torture has a nice little groove to start the jam and moves into space and darker territory. Hood is very short and the end is totally cut off. No idea what happened but it only adds to the eerie vibe of this show. Taste is straight forward and also feels cut off.
Bug> Tweeprise is well a pretty dang average encore.
Review by Bob_Loblaw
A awkward feeling show with some very interesting moments.The opening trio of songs is very straightforward. I wish I could say things picked up with stash, but unfortunately it is a very rough version. Character Zero is a very solid version. Tweezer to end the 1st set? What is up with that? The jam kicks off with some power riffs and Trey shreddery. It goes into a tweeprise type jam and Fish is just destroying the drums towards the end.
Set 2 starts with a heavy Wilson. DWD is pretty strong despite a couple of messed up lyrics at the beginning, Trey goes off towards the end. Jay Z is a very noteworthy special guest, especially considering his level of fame at this time. The songs are pretty sloppy (although to defend the guys I'm sure it wasn't practiced long), but still a very notable stand in. Chalk Dust Torture has a nice little groove to start the jam and moves into space and darker territory. Hood is very short and the end is totally cut off. No idea what happened but it only adds to the eerie vibe of this show. Taste is straight forward and also feels cut off.
Bug> Tweeprise is well a pretty dang average encore.
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