Phish

Phish
03-04-85
Hunt's - Burlington, VT

Source: SBD > Cass/1 > DAT
Transfer: TB Montego II+ (S/PDIF) > SF XP 4.5 (48>44.1 kHz) > CDWav > SHN

Transfer: Jon McLennand (mclennan@uiuc.edu)
Remastering: Ben Mohr (bmohr@udel.edu)

-----------------
 Disc 1: (46:09)
-----------------
1. Anarchy (0:43)
2. Camel Walk (6:40)
3. Fire Up the Ganja* (15:15)
4. Skippy the Wondermouse (12:15)
5. The Midnight Hour (5:16)

*With members of Lamb's Bread

Notes:
-tape flip at t4 10:06
Fixes:
-Cool Edit hiss reduction set at FFT size 6000, precision factor 15,
 transition width 4 dB, hiss reduction 5 dB.

This is all that circulates of this show though at the end of Midnight Hour,
Trey says, "We'll take a short break and be right right back," which
indicates that this is only a partial show.  Since the tape flip occurs about
39 minutes into the 'show', it seems that there may be some more that was recorded
previously and has been lost.




Phish
March 4, 1985
Hunt's
Burlington, VT

SOURCE: SBD > Cass0 > DAT
TRANSFER: Archive Python > vDAT > Wavelab > FLAC16
Thanks to Ryan Mann for the source DAT!
Transfer, mastering, and FLAC16 by: Marmar- imthemarmar@gmail.com

01. Anarchy
02. Camel Walk
03. Fire Up the Ganja
04. Midnight Hour
05. McGrupp

Show Notes: 
- Fire up the Ganja featured members of the band Lamb's Bread.

PHISH


Source:  (1984/12/01) SBD > ??? > Cass(0) > ??? > DAT(c)
Source:  (1985/03/04) SBD > ??? > Cass(2) > ??? > DAT(c)
Transfer:  DAT(c) > Sony PCM-R500 > SPDIF > Tascam HD-P2 > CDWave > FLAC
DAT(c) provided by Gordon Wilson
Transfer by Terry Watts


Side A:

Nectar's
Burlington, Vermont
December 1, 1984 (Excerpts)

1. Scarlet Begonias >
2. Fire >
3. Fire on the Mountain
4. Slave to the Traffic Light
5. Spanish Flea
6. Skippy the Wondermouse
7. Fluff


Side B:

Hunt's
Burlington, Vermont
March 4, 1985 (Excerpts)

1. Anarchy
2. Camel Walk
3. Fire Up the Ganja
4. Midnight Hour
5. McGrupp


Notes:

This is definitely a Cass > DAT.  It has all the makings of a cassette in its previous form.

I tracked this to replicate the feel on cassette...  I also did not attempt to repair any Warts...

Terry Watts


FLAC FFP:
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WAV MD5:
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Phish
1985-03-04
Hunt's
Burlington, VT

Source:  SBD > C(0) > DAT
Transfer:  DAT(c) @ 44.1k > Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam SS-R1 > Samplitude Pro X (fades, edits) > TLH(fix SBE, flac 8)

Thanks to Steve Mortlock for the DAT
Transfer & edits by Jeff Mitchell (jeffhmitchell@gmail.com)
Seeded to etree 2013-10-03

Set 1:
s1t01 - Anarchy [1]
s1t02 - Camel Walk
s1t03 - Fire Up The Ganja [2]
s1t04 - In The Midnight Hour
s1t05 - McGrupp & The Watchful Horsemasters

[1] First known version.
[2] First known Phish version; Bobby Hackney and Jah Roy on vocals.

Notes: This show was an African Relief benefit for OXFAM. Fire Up the Ganja (which is the song Fire on the Mountain with different lyrics) featured Bobby Hackney and Jah Roy of the band Lambsbread on vocals. This setlist is incomplete and featured the first known version of Anarchy and first known Phish version of Fire Up the Ganja.


PHISH

April 19, 1985
Hunt's, Burlington, VT

Source: Unknown Mic(s) -> Fisher Price Tuff Stuff Recorder (Doguelog warm mod) -> Maxell XL II @ 90 mins 

Transfer: Maxell XL II 90 -> JVC -> HHB -> CD -> PC -> HissTerminator KYS-420 -> Audacity -> Taper's Little Helper - > FLAC  

Disc 1: 
1. Scarlet Begonias (Trey on lead vocals) ->
2. Eyes of the World (Trey on lead vocals) ->
3. Whipping Post (cuts right away)
4. Midnight Hour
5. Fire Up the Ganja (cuts)

All of these tracks appear to be performed by Trey, Mike and Fish, along with members of the band Lambsbread. (For example, there are two guitarists and a keyboardist in the Scarlet -> Eyes, and Page didn't play with Phish until May 1985.)

Enormous thanks to TODD BERMAN for finding this tape in a box of tapes that he had collected in college in the mid-1990s, and for emailing Kevin Hoy (founder of The Spreadsheet) about it. Thank you, Todd and Kevin! This recording should be up on The Spreadsheet soon.

For all you vets out there: this Hunt's material was on side B of the tape, and it was mislabeled "5/19/85," consistent with its lore (see, e.g., Phish.com). And on Side A? You guessed it. The early, incomplete version of 12/1/84 Nectar's, with only the Scarlet->Fire->FOTM, Slave, Spanish Flea ("w/ band introduction") and Skippy on it.. And the handwritten jcard? It has the noses-with-legs-and-feet-riding-in-and-on-a-cadillac artwork on it. Classic. This tape's overdubbing tabs aren't even punched out. The labels on the tape itself for both sides A and B are mislabeled, with 12/1/84 claimed to be the "first gig," and "5/19/85" the "second gig." 

This tape belongs in an Archive. In this era of TS->InterWebstreaming and immediate MP3 post-show downloading, this tape is an historical artifact in the history of recorded live music. It is also one of those recordings that somehow managed to escape the tape collections of many of the most obsessive-compulsive Phish tape collectors in history. Of course, its failure to circulate widely in the previous 26 years may have resulted from its quality. (I'd have probably given it a "C-/D+" on my last tapelist, circa 2000.)

TAPE NOTES: This copy of this recording has been tracked, but its impressive hiss and overall sound quality have not been altered in any way. The pitch is off, but not to the point where Trey sounds like his balls are being pinched. There is a cut into Scarlet. There is also wow and flutter in the Scarlet, but fortunately it occurs before the jam segment. There is an incredibly long segue into Eyes of the World, and Mike is stellar in it. It was tricky to determine where to track the start of Eyes. (I relied on Mike, as well as the many versions of Eyes that Phil Lesh had similarly started.) At its conclusion, Eyes starts to segue into Whipping Post, which is abruptly cut. There is then a random, inexplicable clip of aud applause, which has been lovingly preserved. Midnight Hour is complete. (Someone other than Trey, Mike or Fish is on lead vocals for Midnight Hour.) There is a cut into Fire Up the Ganja and, unfortunately, this is also an incomplete version that cuts out. (Someone other than Trey, Mike or Fish is on lead vocals for Fire Up the Ganja.)

The shownotes on the Phish.net setlist for this show, as of today (July 7, 2011), read: This setlist is likely incomplete. It is believed that all of these songs were performed with members of Lambsbread. On the only known recording of this show, Whipping Post cuts almost immediately after it begins. This gig was originally booked as a Lambsbread gig, but it was cancelled, and taken over by Phish, who played with members of Lambsbread. Fire Up the Ganja is sung over the music of Fire on the Mountain.

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Phish
Wilks/Davis/Wing Dorm Barbeque, University of Vermont, Burlington, VT
5/3/85

Source : Second Generation Cassette > DAT > Tascam DA-30 MKII > S/PDIF >
Opcode DATport > Cool Edit ("Slight" Noise Reduction") > CDWAVE > CDRWIN

Disc 1:
01 Scarlet Begonias > 				(10:46)
02 Eyes of the World 				(16:08)
03 Whipping Post				(18:00)

Disc 2:
01 McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters > 	(9:33)
02 Makisupa Policeman > 			(9:43)
03 Run Like an Antelope Jam > 			(6:04)
04 The Other One > 				(11:16)
05 Tuning ?					(3:41)
06 Anarchy					(0:19)


Phish
5/3/85
WilkesDavisWing Dorm BBQ, UVM
Burlington, VT

Source: CS1 > DAT > CD
Transfer: Tascam DA-302 > HHB CDR-850
Encoding: CD > EAC (secure Mode) > WAV > SHNTool > Flac (1.1.0)

Disc 1
Set 1
01. Mike's Song ->
02. Dave's Enegry Guide
Set 3
03. Scarlet Begonias
04. Eyes of the World->
05. Whipping Post

Disc 2
Set 3 cont'd
01. McGrupp >
02. Makisupa Policeman >
03. Antelope Jam >
04. The Other One
Encore
05. Anarchy
Filler: Nectars 6-19-88
06. BBFCFM*
07. Swing Low*
08. Contact
09. Antelope
*- Dance contest

Transferred by Chris Warren (hip_school_preppie@yahoo.com)
Shn'd by Mark Kerchoff (Mark@Kerchoff.com)


Phish
1985-05-03
University Of Vermont
Burlington, VT
Set 3 Only

Source:  SBD > C(1) > DAT
Transfer:  DAT(c) @ 44.1k > Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam SS-R1 > Samplitude Pro X (fades, edits) > TLH(fix SBE, flac 8)

Thanks to Steve Mortlock for the DAT
Transfer & edits by Jeff Mitchell (jeffhmitchell@gmail.com)
Seeded to etree 2013-10-03

Set 3:
s3t01 - Scarlet Begonias >
s3t02 - Eyes Of The World >
s3t03 - Whipping Post [1] >
s3t04 - McGrupp & The Watchful Horsemasters >
s3t05 - Makisupa Policeman [2] >
s3t06 - Run Like An Antelope >
s3t07 - The Other One [3]
s3t08 - Anarchy

[1] Jeff on vocals.
[2] Reggae jam.
[3] First known Phish performance.

Notes: This show was performed at the Last Day Party on UVMâ€™s Redstone campus. It marked Pageâ€™s debut with the band, as he sat in during portions of the third set. Whipping Post featured Jeff on vocals. McGrupp was dedicated to Fishman. Makisupa featured a reggae jam. This show featured the only known Phish performances of The Other One.

Technical Notes:
- Dropout at ~02:24 in McGrupp.  The silence was removed the music was faded in the make the transition less harsh.


Phish - 12/1/84  (w/ full 10/17/85 filler on disc two)
Nectar's, Burlington, VT

The First Circulated Phish Show

Source: SBD > Cass1 > DAT > CD-R > EAC > WAV >
Cool Edit for Re-mastering (see notes at bottom) > SHN

Re-mastering, Shortened, md5sums & uploaded by Mike Wren - mikew@etree.org

Released to commemorate the one year anniversary of etree.org

-----

12/1/84

Disc 1:

1)  Scarlet Begonias >
2)  Fire >
3)  Fire on the Mountain
4)  Makisupa Policeman
5)  Slave to the Traffic Light
6)  Spanish Flea
7)  Don't Want You No More >
8)  Cities >
9)  Drums
10) Skippy the Wondermouse


Disc 2:

1)  Fluffhead

Encore:
2)  Eyes of the World

-----

10/17/85

3)  Star Trek Jam >
4)  Alumni Blues >
5)  Mike's Song
6)  Dave's Energy Guide
7)  Revolution >
8)  Anarchy
9)  Camel Walk
10) Run Like an Antelope
11) McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters


-----

NOTES:

* Thanks to Lee Farber for the original seed!

* There was some re-mastering done to clean up the original
  tape hiss from this classic show.  The processes I took are
  as follows:

  1) Amplified both discs 175% across the board.
  2) Sampled a section of silence to obtain a decent noise floor
     sample (25,000 sample points used).
  3) Applied this sample against both discs at 64 percent.
  4) Applied a graphic equalizer to boost the high and low spectrums
     (specifically between 600 - 800 Hz and 8k & 10 kHz).
     ***Note: I cut everything above 11 kHz 18dB because nothing
        existed above that freq. range on the original recording.

* I've also included the EAC logs from my initial DAE
  (the files that have the .eac extension)

* If you have any additional question, please let me know:
  mikew@etree.org


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info file for version circulated on 12/31/06 (48 kHz seed)
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Phish - 12/1/84 (w/ full 10/17/85 filler on disc two)
Nectar's, Burlington, VT

The First Circulated Phish Show

Source: SBD > Cass1 > DAT > CD-R > EAC > WAV >
Cool Edit for Re-mastering (see notes at bottom) > SHN > WAV > Final Cut Pro for pitch correction > SHN

Re-mastering by Mike Wren
Pitch correction, Shortened, md5sum & uploaded by Hunter Seamons

-----

12/1/84

Disc 1:

1) Scarlet Begonias >
2) Fire >
3) Fire on the Mountain
4) Makisupa Policeman
5) Slave to the Traffic Light
6) Spanish Flea
7) Don't Want You No More >
8) Cities >
9) Drums
10) Skippy the Wondermouse


Disc 2:

1) Fluffhead

Encore:
2) Eyes of the World

-----

10/17/85
Finbar's - Burlington, VT

3) Star Trek Jam >
4) Alumni Blues >
5) Mike's Song
6) Dave's Energy Guide
7) Revolution >
8) Anarchy
9) Camel Walk
10) Run Like an Antelope
11) McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters


-----

PREVIOUS NOTES by PREVIOUS SEEDER, Mike Wren:

* Thanks to Lee Farber for the original seed!

* There was some re-mastering done to clean up the original
tape hiss from this classic show. The processes I took are
as follows:

1) Amplified both discs 175% across the board.
2) Sampled a section of silence to obtain a decent noise floor
sample (25,000 sample points used).
3) Applied this sample against both discs at 64 percent.
4) Applied a graphic equalizer to boost the high and low spectrums
(specifically between 600 - 800 Hz and 8k & 10 kHz).
***Note: I cut everything above 11 kHz 18dB because nothing
existed above that freq. range on the original recording.

NEW NOTES by Hunter Seamons:

I noticed the pitch was too high in both shows listed in this source. I decreased the pitch in 12.01.84 by 7%, and I decreased the pitch in 10.17.85 by 9%. After doing this and critically comparing the older source, this sounds much more normal, if not perfect, and I am pleased with the results. I hope you are too. Happy New Year!





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info file for version circulated on 12/01/07 (more remastering and 44.1 kHz seed)
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Phish - 12/1/84 (w/ full 10/17/85 filler on disc two)
Nectar's, Burlington, VT

The First Circulated Phish Show

Source: SBD > Cass1 > DAT > CD-R > EAC > WAV >
Cool Edit for Re-mastering (see notes at bottom) > SHN>WAV>Final Cut Pro for pitch correction>SHN

Re-mastering, Shortened, md5sums & uploaded by Mike Wren - mikew@etree.org

Released to commemorate the one year anniversary of etree.org


Pitch correction by Hunter Seamons using Final Cut Pro (12/31/06; remastered 12/1/07)


-----

12/1/84

Disc 1:

1) Scarlet Begonias >
2) Fire >
3) Fire on the Mountain
4) Makisupa Policeman
5) Slave to the Traffic Light
6) Spanish Flea
7) Don't Want You No More >
8) Cities >
9) Drums
10) Skippy the Wondermouse


Disc 2:

1) Fluffhead

Encore:
2) Eyes of the World

-----

Filler:

10/17/85

3) Star Trek Jam >
4) Alumni Blues >
5) Mike's Song
6) Dave's Energy Guide
7) Revolution >
8) Anarchy
9) Camel Walk
10) Run Like an Antelope
11) McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters


-----

PREVIOUS NOTES by Mike Wren:

* Thanks to Lee Farber for the original seed!

* There was some re-mastering done to clean up the original
tape hiss from this classic show. The processes I took are
as follows:

1) Amplified both discs 175% across the board.
2) Sampled a section of silence to obtain a decent noise floor
sample (25,000 sample points used).
3) Applied this sample against both discs at 64 percent.
4) Applied a graphic equalizer to boost the high and low spectrums
(specifically between 600 - 800 Hz and 8k & 10 kHz).
***Note: I cut everything above 11 kHz 18dB because nothing
existed above that freq. range on the original recording.


NEW NOTES by Hunter Seamons (12/31/06):

I noticed the pitch was too high in both shows listed in this seed. I decreased the pitch in 12.01.84 by 7%, and I decreased the pitch in 10.17.85 by 9%.


REMASTERED (12/01/07):

As this was my first seed, I naturally made some mistakes the first time around. I made all changes by going back to the original file set by Mike Wren and redoing the process, so this is as fresh as it gets. The new changes from my previous seed are as follows:

1) SBE fix

2) Encoded at 44.1 kHz (The last source I did was accidently encoded at a "false" 48 kHz. Whether this makes any difference sonically has not been determined.)

3) Different speed reductions at 6% and 8%, respectively. (I believe I was a hair off the first time around, so I wanted to use this opportunity to make the changes.)

4) NO CUTS! (I made some unorthodox, millisecond cuts before between songs, due to my inexperience of pitch correcting at the time. These went largely unnoticed, as far as I can tell.)

These changes should make this source better for the long haul.

Enjoy this historic show on its 23rd anniversary!



Phish - 10/17/1985
Finbar's Burlington, VT

Source: SBD > Cass5 > CD-R > EAC > WAV > SHN

1)  Star Trek Jam >
2)  Alumni Blues >
3)  Mike's Song
4)  Dave's Energy Guide
5)  Revolution >
6)  Anarchy
7)  Camel Walk
8) Run Like an Antelope
9) McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters



PHISH


Finbar's
Burlington, Vermont
October 17, 1985


Source:  Unknown SBD > Cass(x) > DAT(c)
Transfer:  DAT(c) > Tascam DA-20mkII > Tascam HD-P2 > CDWave > FLAC (16/48)
Source by unknown
DAT(c) provided by Peter Bierman
Transfer by Terry Watts


Set I:
1. Star Trek Jam
2. Alumni Blues >
3. Mike's Song
4. Dave's Energy Guide
5. Revolution >
6. Anarchy
7. Camel Walk
8. Antelope
9. McGrupp,,


Notes:

Warts and all...

Cuts between most songs.

Terry Watts


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Phish
10-30-85
Hunt's - Burlington, VT

SBD > Cass/1 > DA-P1 > D8 > CDR > EAC > NR (see notes) > SHN

Conversion/Remastering:
Ben Mohr (bmohr@udel.edu)
carini.etree.org
Thanks to Brendan K. for the seed!

--------------
Disc 1 (46:03)
--------------
1. Harry Hood*
2. Dog Log
3. Possum
4. Slave to the Traffic Light*
5. Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley
6. I Wish

--------------
Disc 2 (36:54)
--------------
1. Revival
2. Alumni Blues
3. Prep School Hippie
4. Skippy the Wondermouse

* first time played!!!

Notes:
--This show could probably be tracked to fit d2t1/t2 onto d1 and then put all
   of 11-23-85 onto d2 as filler!
Fixes:
--Retracked each disc so that each song starts at the beginning of the track.
--Normalized each disc to 98%.
--A paragraphic EQ filter set to cut tape hiss above 8kHz by 15 dB was applied
  using Soundforge 4.5.



PHISH

October 30, 1985
Hunt's, Burlington, VT

Source: Page's Master > cass > cass

Transfer: Cass, 2nd gen > HHB > CDR > Flac

Disc One

01. Harry Hood
02. Dog Log >
03. Possum
04. Slave to the Traffic Light
05. Sneakin' Sally
06. I Wish
07. Revival
08. Alumni Blues >
09. Letter to Jimmy Page >
10. Alumni Blues
11. Prep School Hippie

Disc Two

01. Skippy the Wondermouse


I got a tape of this show from Richard Wright, aka "Nancy," and his copy was made from Page's master. I don't know if this is a SBD or AUD, but given the AUD noise, my guess is that it was just recorded using mics near the stage -- and is an AUD.

This is an upgrade of the version of this show on the online Spreadsheet.

Shownotes from the current (2009-09-06) version of the Mockingbird Foundation/Phish Companion setlists file: This show contained the first known versions of Dog Log, Harry Hood, Possum, I Wish, and Revival. Trey remarked during the intro to Hood that "this one is a story of the man who lives directly across the street from us right now."(The house on King Street where Trey, Fish, and Brian Long lived was across the street from the Hood factory.) Slave was dedicated to â€œBrickle.â€ Treyâ€™s humorous comments about being â€œback on Planet Earthâ€ were in reference to the events at Goddard on October 26. This setlist is likely incomplete.


Phish
November 14, 1985
Memorial Auditorium Basement 
Burlington, VT

Source: AUD > ? > CD > EAC > FLAC16

Thanks to Alec Swensen for the source file!

Hurricane 

Show Notes: This setlist is incomplete. 

**Note**
This is the ONLY copy of this I have ever seen...it is also the only time this song was ever performed. The sound quality isn't that great, and it may have had an mp3 generation somewhere in the chain (hard to tell with recordings this old and of this quality)....This seed is for historical purposes only.

11-23-85 Goddard College Cafeteria, Plainfield, VT

Cass/1 > digital remastering > D8 > CDR

Seeded by Ben Mohr (bmohr@udel.edu)
carini.etree.org

---------------
Disc 1: (44:31)
---------------
1. Mike's Song (4:33)
2. Whipping Post -> (16:03)
3. Jam -> Harry Hood intro (11:11)
4. Run Like An Antelope -> (9:01)
5. Dave's Energy Guide (3:43)

This is an oldie but goodie.  The sound quality is not perfect but what
can you expect from an '85.  I'm assuming this is a soundboard recording
but I won't make any judgments since it wasn't in the source info given to me.
Enjoy!!!






PHiSH
11/23/85 - Goddard College, Plainfield, VT (Mike's Epiphany show)

Source: Unknown

Set III:
1. Mike's Song ->
2. Goddard Jam #1->
3. Goddard Jam #2 ->
4. Run Like an Antelope ->
5. Dave's Energy Guide



thanks to BortPimpRed and all the others who helped spread this gem!

A Christmas Gift From Trey, December 1985

Part 1 of 2 (Side A)

PHISH
November 23, 1985
Godard College

Source: Master > Cass > Cass
Transfer: Cass2 > HHB > CDR > Flac

Set 3:

01. Mike's Song
02. Whipping Post Jam
03. Antelope ->
04. Dave's Energy Guide


Bonus Filler:

05. Frankenstein, courtesy of Jon Fishman, recorded "a capella" on Paluska's answering machine at some point prior to the April 1990 Colorado tour. Thanks to Franklin Malemud for recently reminding me of this version's existence, and to Ellis Godard for emailing us a .wav of it. This used to circulate widely on cassettes traded in the 1990s.


An 11/23/85 Godard (side A) / Trey's 4 Track Project (side B) cassette tape used to circulate pretty well, the quality degrading with every analog generation. I hope this is an upgrade of what you have heard and, if it is not, I apologize (and you can email me at cdirksen@earthlink.net to complain). I have not altered this recording with tools -- it is simply a reproduction via HHB onto disc of the cassette tape that I received in the 1990s.

I was generously given this music on a 90 min Maxell XL2S tape by a friend of Trey's. He (among many others) had received the tape from Trey as a Christmas present a few days before Christmas in 1985.

Mike has said that during this 11/23/85 show in the Godard cafeteria, he had a transcendent, peak musical experience. Listen to him carefully, ideally with no distractions. I realize, though, that it is difficult to hear him on this recording. Also listen for "Norwegian Wood" and "The Other One" during the "Whipping Post Jam," which doesn't sound much like Whipping Post, but which presumably is a Jam that arose from Whipping Post's composed opening section (unfortunately, this intro section doesn't circulate). But it is Trey who called this a "Whipping Post Jam" and so I'm reluctant to change the title to "Jam." I realize the recording quality is poor, but I swear to you -- IN THE NAME OF THE ALMIGHTY ICCULUS -- that this is low gen. (Again, if it does not upgrade you, I apologize, but do me a favor and email me a .wav of the DEG to compare it with what I have.)

Show Notes for 11/23/85 from the current (8/20/09) version of The Phish Companion setlists file: This list for Set III is likely incomplete, as the only recording that circulates fades in and out at points. The â€œWhipping Post Jamâ€ fades in after Mikeâ€™s Song on the recording that circulates. This â€œJamâ€ contained jams reminiscent of The Grateful Deadâ€™s The Other One and Dark Star. It also featured Norwegian Wood teases from Mike, and a jam reminiscent of the early intro to Harry Hood. Antelope fades in after the â€œWhipping Post Jamâ€ fades out. The complete lists for Sets I and II are not known, although Mike has referenced the first set Wild Thing in interviews and in The Phish Book.


PHISH


Goddard College
Plainfield, Vermont
November 23, 1985


Source:  Unknown SBD > ??? > Cass(2) > ??? > DAT(c)
Transfer:  DAT(c) > Tascam DA-20mkII > Tascam HD-P2 > CDWave > FLAC (16/48)
Source by unknown
DAT(c) provided by Brian Frost
Transfer by Terry Watts


Set I:
01. ,,Mike's Song,,
02. ,,Whipping Post Jam,,
03. Antelope >
04. Dave's Energy Guide


Notes:

Warts and all...

Terry Watts


NOTE:
this file set was included as filler with this seed:
4/16/86 - http://db.etree.org/shn/88860


Disc #2
Filler:
Green Dolphin Street Demo -1985

Source: 4-Track > Cass/? > CDR >EAC >FLAC16

07. And So To Bed
08. You Enjoy Myself
09. On Green Dolphin Street >
10. Harry Hood
11. Slave To The Traffic Light
12. Run Like An Antelope
13. The Divided Sky
14. Letter To Jimmy Page
15. Fluffhead.

The Green Dolphin Street Demo is a post Bivouac Juan, pre White Tape demo that included some of the same material as the Bivouac Tape.
It came labeled to me exactly as that: Green Dolphin Street Demo 1985.
A few of these songs are earlier mixes of material that ended up on The White Tape.
Since it's precise origin is unknown - I hope nobody objects - expecially since the sound quality is by far inferior to the released version of the
White Tape and there are subtle variations.
It was likely a mix of material recorded on 4-track in NJ with Bivouac and in Burlington VT in 1985.
Any questions regarding this material - feel free to drop a line to me at taperwayne@gmail.com
Enjoy!


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a3729fbfb56e49341bad7d06edec28ae *ph1986-04-15d2t13.flac
1581a1b37a1a8733d2fec9c830ecfe0c *ph1986-04-15d2t14.flac
a35464cabb8ddc59997a25298c2014e1 *ph1986-04-15d2t15.flac



A Christmas Gift from Trey, December 1985
Part 2 of 2 (Side B)

Trey's 4 Track Project
December 1985

Source: Master > cass > cass
Transfer: Cass2 > HHB > CDR > Flac

01. And So To Bed >
02. You Enjoy Myself
03. Green Dolphin Street->
04. Harry Hood
05. Slave to the Traffic Light
06. Antelope
07. Divided Sky
08. Letter to Jimmy Page
09. Dave's Energy Guide >
10. Fluff's Travels
11. "A Last Surprise"
12/01/84 Skippy the Wondermouse >
12. 12/01/84 Fluffhead (CUTS at very end)


*Slave: drums by Pete Cottone, Keyboards by Tom Marshall.
*Back-up Vocals: Marc "Daubs" Daubert, Tom Marshall (Slave, Antelope)
*Slave, Antelope and Ltr to Jimmy Page are from Bivouac Jaun
*Dave Abrahams may sing vocals on one or more of these tracks... (?) I have conflicting info.
*Daubs plays percussion on DivSky
*THE DUDE OF LIFE on Tracks 11-12.


Bonus Filler:

13. The original version of "Bliss," that was written by Trey in 1995. A different version was eventually released on Billy Breathes in 1996. See below for more info.

14. Backwards Food For Backwards Folk



An 11/23/85 Godard (side A) / Trey's 4 Track Project (side B) "tape" used to circulate well, the quality degrading with every (analog) generation. I hope this is an upgrade of what you have heard and, if it is not, I apologize. I was generously given this music on a 90 min Maxell XL2S tape by a friend of Trey's, who (among many others) had received the tape from Trey as a Christmas present a few days before Christmas in 1985. As this friend put it, much of this tape "is the fruit of an entire semester of 4-track experiments by Trey . . . I remember him doing overdubs of all 4 vocal parts on YEM, and using the pitch control knob to vary the harmony."

Trey's "4 Track Project" is profound. Most of it was recorded in Fall/Winter 1985, possibly on Mike's 4 track, but I am not sure. Trey is his own worst critic and he may reflect back upon this music and scoff (or perhaps worse), but his creative genius, his humor, and his love of music brilliantly shine through in this material. Whatever he might think about his early music, he created this tape out of love for his family and friends, and it shows.

A few of these tracks appear on Bivouac Jaun, while other tracks (eg And So to Bed, YEM) appear on "The White Tape," which I hope you purchase from Phish.com, http://www.phish.com/releases/detail.php?ID=26. It is possible that some of the versions on here are somewhat different from those on The White Tape and Jaun; I have not analyzed them closely. See pages 13-14 of The Phish Companion 2d edition for more information.

The master cassette and my copy conclude with "A Last Surprise," i.e., 12/1/84 Skippy the Wondermouse > Fluffhead, featuring The Dude of Life. I debated whether to include it here, because it already circulates in low gen, it cuts on here at the very end, and it is "just" filler. But it is what Trey put on here as filler, so here you go. I also added two other Trey songs that I love as filler, just in case you hadn't heard them before -- the original version of Bliss, and Backwards Food.

And I have to say more about this original version of "Bliss," track 13, because I don't think it circulated that much (but I cannot remember). "Bliss" was dedicated by Trey to Kevin Cecil, a fan who had been shot in the back while walking a friend home in July 1995. He was rendered quadriplegic. Kevin was an engineering student at the University of Pittsburgh at the time. I had made a lot of tapes for Kevin in the mid 1990s and -- if I recall correctly -- I received a copy of this version directly from him (he had received his copy from Trey). He had been given a copy by Trey in 1995, long before Billy Breathes came out. Mike Sofranko (?), Kevin's roommate and another Phish fan, had apparently contacted
Phish to let them know what had happened to Kevin. Trey sent Kevin a tape of "Bliss" while Kevin was in the hospital,apparently in or around August 1995. This news made it to Rec.Music.Phish, so everyone knew
there was going to be a new song called "Bliss" released eventually, but almost no one had heard it. When "Cars Trucks Buses" debuted in Fall 1995, a few people ignored the description of "Bliss" that had been spread and decided that this new instrumental was "Bliss," and so there
were a small handful of Fall 1995 reviews that had "Cars Trucks Buses" listed as "Bliss." For the record. (And I want to thank Herschel Gelman for emailing me some of this background info in December 2000, because I hadn't recalled all these details!)

Is this the longest .txt file for a torrent that is only of *one* disc ? (lol) Hope you appreciate this, in any event. Merry Christmas.


SHNID	Date	Venue	City	State
363	1985-03-04	Hunt's	Burlington	VT
SBD > Cass/1 > DAT ; TB Montego II+ (S/PDIF) > SF XP 4.5 (48>44.1 kHz) > CDWav > SHN; Transferred by Jon McLennand; Fixes by Ben Mohr
81317	1985-03-04	Hunt's	Burlington	VT
SBD > Cass0 > DAT; Archive Python > vDAT > Wavelab > FLAC16; Transferred by Marmar
120849	1985-03-04	Hunt's	Burlington	VT
flac16; SBD > ??? > Cass(2) > ??? > DAT(c); Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam HD-P2 > CD Wave > FLAC; Transferred by Terry Watts
125823	1985-03-04	Hunt's	Burlington	VT
flac16; SBD > cass/0 > DAT; Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam SS-R1 > Samplitude Pro X (fades, edits) > TLH(fix SBE, flac 8); Transferred by Jeff Mitchell
114467	1985-04-19	Hunt's	Burlington	VT
Unknown Mic(s) -> Fisher Price Tuff Stuff Recorder (Doguelog warm mod) -> Maxell XL II @ 90 mins; Maxell XL II 90 -> JVC -> HHB -> CD -> PC -> HissTerminator KYS-420 -> Audacity -> Taper's Little Helper - > FLAC; Transferred by cdirksen
364	1985-05-03	Last Day Party at UVM-Redstone	Burlington	VT
Set III,E only; AUD > Cass/2 > DAT; Tascam DA-30mkII > Opcode DATport > Cool Edit > CDWav > SHN; Transferred by Dustin Barlow; Seeded by Adam Fox and Ben Mohr D. Barlow; etreed 4/11/00 via A. Fox, B. Mohr
15025	1985-05-03	Last Day Party at UVM-Redstone	Burlington	VT
Set 1p,III,E; SBD > Cass/1 > DAT; Tascam DA-302 > HHB CDR-850 > CDR > EAC (secure) > WAV > shntool > FLAC; CDR Transfer by Chris Warren; FLAC conversion by Mark Kerchoff; Note: this is more complete than this source
125824	1985-05-03	Last Day Party at UVM-Redstone	Burlington	VT
flac16; set 3 only; SBD > cass/1 > DAT; Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam SS-R1 > Samplitude Pro X (fades, edits) > TLH(fix SBE, flac 8); Transferred by Jeff Mitchell
367	1985-10-17	Finbar's	Burlington	VT
SBD > Cass/1 > DAT > CDR > EAC > WAV > Cool Edit (remastering) > SHN; SHN Conversion by Mike Wren
81448	1985-10-17	Finbar's	Burlington	VT
SBD > Cass/1 > DAT > CDR > EAC > WAV > Cool Edit (Remastering) > SHN; SHN Conversion by Mike Wren; Pitch correction by Hunter Seamons
107864	1985-10-17	Finbar's	Burlington	VT
SBD > Cass5 > CD-R > EAC > WAV > SHN
141951	1985-10-17	Finbar's	Burlington	VT
flac16, 48kHz; Unknown SBD > Cass(x) > DAT(c); DAT(c) > Tascam DA-20mkII > Tascam HD-P2 > CDWave > FLAC; Source by unknown; DAT(c) provided by Peter Bierman; Transfer by Terry Watts
368	1985-10-30	Hunt's	Burlington	VT
SBD > Cass/1 > DA-P1 > D8 > CDR > EAC > SF (remastering) > SHN; CDRs provided by Brendan Komala SHN Conversion and fixes by Ben Mohr
101171	1985-10-30	Hunt's	Burlington	VT
Page's Master > cass > cass > HHB > CDR > Flac; Transferred by Charlie Dirksen
86891	1985-11-14	Memorial Auditorium Basement	Burlington	VT
AUD; CDR > EAC > FLAC
370	1985-11-23	Goddard College	Plainfield	VT
shnf; 44kHz; unknown SBD > ??? > Cass(1) > ??? > DAT(c) > Sony TCD-D8 > ??? > CDR(x); CDR(x) > EAC > SHN; Source by unknown; Transfer by unknown and Ben Mohr
92573	1985-11-23	Goddard College	Plainfield	VT
Unknown
100780	1985-11-23	Goddard College	Plainfield	VT
flac16; 44kHz; Trey's Christmas Gift Source > ??? > Cass(2); Cass(2) > HHb CDR burner > CDR(m) > EAC > FLAC; Source by Trey Anastasio; Cass(2) provided by unknown; Transfer by Charlie Dirksen
145341	1985-11-23	Goddard College	Plainfield	VT
flac16, 48kHz; Unknown SBD > ??? > Cass(2) > ??? > DAT(c); DAT(c) > Tascam DA-20mkII > Tascam HD-P2 > CDWave > FLAC; Source by unknown; DAT(c) provided by Brian Frost; Transfer by Terry Watts
91200	1985-12-??	Green Dolphin Street Demo	Unknown	Unknown
4-Track > Cass/? > CDR >EAC >FLAC16
101172	1985-12-??	Green Dolphin Street Demo	Unknown	Unknown
Master > cass > cass > HHB > CDR > Flac; Transferred by Charlie Dirksen

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