Sheesh mayne what a show. While Tweezer is the obvious highlight of the evening, the band absolutely rips through the entire night. Plenty of high octane Phish in these two sets, and every member on stage is to thank (including Cameron McKinney--would love to know what they're up to know).

- CDT solo section is hot, hot, HOT. Trey and Fishman are on the same roaring wavelength and the result is searing.
- SoaM duel is a bit shorter than some others but features some incredible riffing from Page, Mike, and Trey. Super sick version.
- Stash jam matches suit for much of the Winter '94 Stash highlights. Beautiful balance between a dark and dooming harmony and utter chaos. Followed by Guyute, these two tunes back to back are very indicative of the level of playing we're gearing up for.
- Pretty unique Simple that changes keys for a cheeky minor blues jam with a 9 year old sax solo. I dig this one a bunch (very cute how Fishman encourages Cameron). > an absolutely fiery Divided Sky that--like Stash--fits in well with the rest of its kind from this year.
- Suzy and NICU are pretty straightforward; warmups for the absolutely insane and record-breaking Tweezer. I won't even bother diving too deep into this jam's anatomy, but just...just check it out if you haven't. Maybe not my all time personal favorite, but definitely the most indicative of what Tweezer "is"
- Though it's tough to believe the band has anything left in the tank at this point, Julius proves the band can still run quite fast after a behemoth like Tweezer. Another stellar tune from this fruitful night.
- I particularly love a lot of Page's playing on Fee here. Beautiful solos between the verses.