Phish 08/12/04 ADK A-51TL (cardioid, DINA) > Graham Patton DMIC-20 > JB3 @48kHz (OTS, DFC); JB3 > Cool Edit Pro 2.0 > CDWav

Phish 08/12/04
Tweeter Center at the Waterfront, Camden, NJ

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Source #	25331
Entered by	Matt Vernon
Checksums	all_ffp
Disc Counts	2 / 3
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Date Circulated Date Added	08/14/04 08/25/2004

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ADK A-51TL (cardioid, DINA) > Graham Patton DMIC-20 > JB3 @48kHz (OTS, DFC); JB3 > Cool Edit Pro 2.0 > CDWav > FLAC; Taped and transferred by Alex Herd

            Phish

August 12, 2004

Camden, NJ

Tweeter Center at the Waterfront

Source: ADK A-51TLs (OTS, DFC, ~8'high, cardioids DINA) > Graham Patton DMIC-20 > Hosa ODL 312 > Nomad JB3 (@48kHz)

Transfer: Nomad JB3 > firewire > Cool Edit Pro 2.0 > CD Wave > Flac Frontend

Taped and transfered by Alex Herd (AlexHerd@Taperssection.com)

DISC 1:

Set 1:

01. Wilson

02. You Enjoy Myself >

03. Ghost >

04. Maze >

05. Catapult >

06. Maze

07. The Moma Dance

08. Horn

09. Pebbles and Marbles

DISC 2:

Set 2:

01. Piper >

02. Sneaking Sally

03. Cavern >

04. Limb By Limb

05. Julius

06. Rock and Roll

07. Scents and Subtle Sounds*

DISC 3:

Encore:

01. Lawn Boy

02. Frankenstein

Notes

*Trey, Mike and Page leave stage while Fishman continues drumming (with guitar loops still going). Trey's guitar tech Brian Brown fades out the loops after they have all left the stage.

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04/23/2005	Trey	The first set is incredible, particularly the YEM > Ghost > Maze transitions. The YEM is above par with a funky-as-hell jam. Trey really tears it up. The short vocal jam immediately transitions into Ghost. Listen closely to the lyrics/vocal jamming going from Maze into Catapult for a YEM reprise. Moma Dance is solid, as is Horn and Scents and Pebbles and Marbles. Piper is the perfect opener to the second set with some very solid jamming. Cavern is played harder than I've ever heard it played, at least vocally, and Trey lost his voice by Limb by Limb. The real gem of the second set if not the entire show is the Scents and Subtle Sounds. Page and Mike really take the song to some dark places that they explored briefly during the Ghost > Maze transition... it was the most emotionally resonant jam of the show and really seemed to be the only expression of the impending breakup, this being their last show before Coventry.