Name: Jul 25, 1993 Setlist - Phish.net
Start: 1993-07-25T20:00
Location: Waterloo Village

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PHISH, SUNDAY 07/25/1993

SET 1: Wilson > Foam, Mound, Stash, Fee^[1] > Rift, The Sloth, My Mind's Got a Mind of its Own, I Didn't Know, David Bowie^[2] -> Donna Lee -> David Bowie

SET 2: Also Sprach Zarathustra > Suzy Greenberg > Tweezer > The Horse^[3] > Silent in the Morning > Maze, The Lizards, Big Ball Jam, Purple Rain > Hold Your Head Up, Harpua > Tweezer Reprise

ENCORE: Cavern

Wilson contained Jeopardy! theme teases and a Simpsons signal. Trey sang the verses of Fee through a megaphone. Donna Lee was played for the first time since July 12, 1991 (268 shows). Prior to Donna Lee, David Bowie contained an Oom Pa Pa signal. After returning to Bowie, Sounds of Silence and DEG were teased. The Horse featured Trey on acoustic guitar. Harpua included a tease of the theme to Taxi.

Overall: 4.2/5 (>50 ratings)

David Bowie, Donna Lee, David Bowie

Theme from Jeopardy! tease in Wilson, Theme from Taxi tease in Harpua, Sounds of Silence and Dave's Energy Guide teases in David Bowie

Rift 5

A Picture of Nectar 4

Junta 3

The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday 3

Stash 2

Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon

Listen to 07/25/1993 on phish.in

This show was part of the "1993 Summer Tour"

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Show Reviews

2012-12-04 11:04 pm, attached to 1993-07-25

Review by SlavePhan

THE GOOD: This show is overshadowed by the night before, but I think it is the better of the two. The band plays energized, which is evident from the Wilson opener containing playful little breaks and the very strong Foam. The Stash here is a gem and is the bigger brother to the version from the night before. I also love the Bowie, which has lots of teases and the Oom Pa Pa signal and just screams to a conclusion. It contains a full-band vamp on the chords that would make their way into the Providence Bowie on 12/29/94 right around the 8:45 mark. The second set is no slouch either - Tweezer has a full blown power chord rock jam which solidifies after a few cycles of Hey-exercises. But the best part is this one is that it somehow mellows out into a drawn out acoustic Horse, with Trey giving his best Metheny impression. The Maze, which may be a candidate for 5 stars, is really flawless as well. And then, when it all seemed over, there's a wonderful Harpua closer.

THE BAD: There's a bit of a mid-set lull in the first set, with a handful of 5-6 minute-ers that are not very remarkable. The clear worst part about this show, though, is the audio cut at the absolute peak of this Lizards! Sure sounds like a tape flip issue, but man, what a bad time to have that happen!

ETC: This show is filled with little teases and tidbits. I disagree with the full Donna Lee call - to me it is just a tease. Fishman is introduced as the "Master of the Universe...reborn!" and plays washboard for I Didn't Know. If you listen carefully, you can hear the audience chant for Lizards at the start of the second set. The band eventually plays it. You can also hear someone call for Harpua, which the band plays, but not before Trey thanks the crowd as it was the last of the 'northeast run'. It's unusual to see Fishman do 2 songs in a night, but during Purple Rain, he asks the audience "do I look like Prince?"

BOTTOM LINE: Great way to end the Northeast run, with the band at its playful best. 4.5/5

Score: 10

2012-02-07 7:43 pm, attached to 1993-07-25