| Identifier | 2513372 |
| Created At | Sat Mar 08 2003 20:37:21 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Media Type | Shn |
| Media Count | 2 |
| Source Info | LivePhish SBD |
| Trades Allowed |
Source
| SHNID | Date | Venue | City | State | Archive Identifier |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14161 | 2002-12-31 | Madison Square Garden | New York | NY | |
| LivePhish SHN download; Note: Do NOT trade this recording by any means, including matrix sources! The md5's are mearly listed as reference. Also, the original SHNs from LP contained header and sector boundary errors which can be fixed by shntool...fixed md5 and txt files reflect these changes. | |||||
Performance
| Phish 2002-12-31 Madison Square Garden, New York, NY | |
|---|---|
| Set 1 | Piper, Guyute > NICU, Horn, Wilson*, Mound, Squirming Coil, David Bowie |
| Set 2 | Waves -> Divided Sky, Lawn Boy, Carini, Rift, Harry Hood, Character Zer0 |
| Set 3 | Sample in a Jar, Seven Below** -> Auld Lang Syne*** > Runaway Jim -> Time Loves a Hero, Taste^, Strange Design, Walls of the Cave, Encore: Wading in the Velvet Sea |
| Comment | Pre-show music on the PA included the "Welcome Back Kotter" theme, "Reunited," "The Boys are Back in Town," and "Foreplay/Long Time."
* Preceeded by footage from the movie "Castaway" on the jumbotron screens on the scoreboard (scenes in which Tom Hanks's character is yelling for his befriended volleyball named "Wilson"); with 'Tom Hanks' (actually Page's brother, Steve McConnell) on vocals for the "Blat Boom..." part. ** During "Seven Below" a disco ball was lowered from within the scoreboard and it began snowing on stage; several dancers in white with blinking light "stick figure skeletons", dressed as snow creatures (with a vaguely "winter/forest kingdom" fantasy motif, including white costumes with fur and some horned helmets) came out and began circling the band on stage before moving off into the crowd - while in the crowd several grew into large snow angels by adding stilts to their costumes; midway during the song snow began falling on the fans on the floor from a pair of snowmaking rigs on the right and left sides of the scoreboard above the floor; shortly before midnight, the snow angels began shining small spotlights around the crowd, appearing similar to search lights *** At midnight, pyrotechnics spiraled around and behind the stage (some coming from the snowmaking rigs) and enormous white balloons with snow designs were dropped onto the floor. ^ Includes "What's The Use" tease Last Time Loves A Hero August 11, 1998 (148 shows) Last Mound November 19, 1996 (272 shows) |