- Recent
- Shows
-
Music
- Song Histories
- Discography
- The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday
- Dinner and a Movie Episodes
- Charts
- Jam Charts
- A Cappella Chart
- Bustout Chart
- Debut Chart
- Guest Chart
- LivePhish Tracks Chart
- Makisupa Keyword Chart
- Narration Chart
- Secret Language Language Chart
- Song Totals Chart
- Tease Chart
- Tease Timings
- Tour/Show Openers Chart
- 20+ Minute Jam Chart
- Longest Versions Chart
- Acoustic Trey Chart
- Side Project 20+ Min Jam Chart
- Side Project Debuts
- Community
- .Net
- Login
- Register
- Store
Support Phish.net & Mbird
Phish.net is a project of the non-profit Mockingbird Foundation.
Recent Blog Posts
Attendance Bias Podcast Revisits Phil Lesh And Phriends At The Warfield, April 15-16-17, 1999 2024-04-15
Surrender To The Flow #82: Las Vegas 2024 2024-04-12
PhishNet Was Born June 22, 1991 2024-03-18
Divided Sky Foundation Announces 2024 Fun(d) Run and Music Fest 2024-03-12
This Time Will Be Different: Attendance Bias Podcast Celebrates 15 Years Since Hampton 2009 2024-03-01
REPRISE Phish Tribute Debut Streaming Free from Nectar's 2024-02-29
Mexico4 Recap: Meet The New Phish, Same As The Old Phish 2024-02-25
Mexico3 Recap: Then Came the Sound 2024-02-24
Mexico2 Recap: Never-ending Wave of Hope 2024-02-23
Mexico1 Recap: Mexico Gets Mangoed 2024-02-22
Surrender To The Flow #82: Las Vegas 2024 2024-04-12
PhishNet Was Born June 22, 1991 2024-03-18
Divided Sky Foundation Announces 2024 Fun(d) Run and Music Fest 2024-03-12
This Time Will Be Different: Attendance Bias Podcast Celebrates 15 Years Since Hampton 2009 2024-03-01
REPRISE Phish Tribute Debut Streaming Free from Nectar's 2024-02-29
Mexico4 Recap: Meet The New Phish, Same As The Old Phish 2024-02-25
Mexico3 Recap: Then Came the Sound 2024-02-24
Mexico2 Recap: Never-ending Wave of Hope 2024-02-23
Mexico1 Recap: Mexico Gets Mangoed 2024-02-22
Phish.net
The Mockingbird Foundation
Review by CrateDigger
I was unable to attend, but caught the weekend's webcast. Friday and Saturday each had their moments, but Sunday's show was on a completely different level. I agree that this was unequivocally the best show since at least Magna Ball. The crowd was great, and there's no question the band fed off that energy.
After a tepid start, from the end of Wingsuit to the closing notes of Zero, the first set was fantastic. The guys were dialed in. Party Time hit me in a way it never has before, and the Gin was hot fire.
Second set was A-plus phish. The opening Crosseyed and Painless was my personal highlight of the night; just a ripping jam. I can't articulate how on point the playing was during the set, but I was glued to my screen through the end of WOTC. What a terrific send-off to an uneven summer, and hopefully a sign of what's to come this fall. Thank you, Phish.