Phish
1996-08-06
Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Morrison, CO

Source:  Nakamichi 100 w/ CP1 > Sony D7
Transfer:  DAT(m) @ 48kHz > Sony PCM-R500 > Canare Coax > Korg MR-2000S > Kimber USB 2.0 > Samplitude Pro X v12.5.0.264 (fades, edits) > TLH v2.7.0 (flac 8, ffp) > Foobar2000 v1.2.9 Live Show Tagger

Recorded by: chk
DAT provided by: chk
Transfer & edits by Jeff Mitchell (jeffhmitchell@gmail.com)
Seeded to etree 2014-08-24

Set 1:
s1t01 - Makisupa Policeman >
s1t02 - Rift >
s1t03 - Suzy Greenberg >
s1t04 - Simple
s1t05 - Theme From The Bottom >
s1t06 - The Lizards
s1t07 - Dinner & A Movie
s1t08 - Horn
s1t09 - Run Like An Antelope

Set 2:
s2t01 - The Curtain >
s2t02 - Tweezer >
s2t03 - Prince Caspian >
s2t04 - A Day In The Life >
s2t05 - Big Black Furry Creatures From Mars >
s2t06 - Hold Your Head Up >
s2t07 - Purple Rain >
s2t08 - Hold Your Head Up
s2t09 - Harry Hood >
s2t10 - Tweezer Reprise
s2t11 - Encore Break

Encore:
s2t12 - Johnny B. Goode

Teases:
- Simple tease in Suzy Greenberg
- Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) jam in Tweezer

Notes:
- Note the “This is Red Rocks, This is the Edge” quote from Trey during the break in Rift. The quote was a reference both to U2’s Live: Under a Blood Red Sky album and Trey’s similar remarks on the Junta-released version of Icculus. Suzy included a Simple tease. The phrase “21 year old Phish Fan Marcus Esquandolas” was substituted for “Marco Esquandolas” during Antelope in reference to a fan’s quote in a newspaper article on the disturbance in Morrison the day before. Tweezer included a Norwegian Wood jam. Harry Hood featured the debut of the “Hood” response chant, initiated by Phish.netters and advertised on flyers handed out at the Red Rocks shows. Among other ideas, the flyers encouraged fans to shout: “Hood” after the band sings “Harry.” It began to rain in the second set; the band responded with Purple Rain, and Chris Kuroda showed the stage in purple lights. The performance of Simple from this gig appears on the Carved in Stone CD benefiting The Rocks Fund, dedicated to the rehabilitation and preservation of Red Rocks Amphitheatre.

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