Hampton Comes Alive
Tracklist
Rock And Roll Part 2 124
Tube 252
Quinn the Eskimo 268
Funky Bitch 413
Guelah Papyrus 372
Rift 375
Meat 376
Stash 765
Train Song 210
Possum 607
Roggae 506
Driver 237
Split Open and Melt 770
Bathtub Gin 852
Piper 424
Axilla I 273
Roses Are Free 332
Farmhouse 313
Gettin' Jiggy Wit It 451
Harry Hood 768
Character Zero 457
Cavern 287
Wilson 423
Big Black Furry Creature from Mars 308
Lawn Boy 170
Divided Sky 912
Cry Baby Cry 185
Boogie On Reggae Woman 372
NICU 333
Dogs Stole Things 274
Nellie Kane 199
Foam 608
Wading in the Velvet Sea 404
Guyute 624
Bold as Love 405
Sabotage 188
Mike's Song 710
Simple 928
The Wedge 355
The Mango Song 464
Free 288
Ha Ha Ha 93
Free 314
Weekapaug Groove 539
Tubthumping 321
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Tracklist
Rock And Roll Part 2 124
Tube 252
Quinn the Eskimo 268
Funky Bitch 413
Guelah Papyrus 372
Rift 375
Meat 376
Stash 765
Train Song 210
Possum 607
Roggae 506
Driver 237
Split Open and Melt 770
Bathtub Gin 852
Piper 424
Axilla I 273
Roses Are Free 332
Farmhouse 313
Gettin' Jiggy Wit It 451
Harry Hood 768
Character Zero 457
Cavern 287
Wilson 423
Big Black Furry Creature from Mars 308
Lawn Boy 170
Divided Sky 912
Cry Baby Cry 185
Boogie On Reggae Woman 372
NICU 333
Dogs Stole Things 274
Nellie Kane 199
Foam 608
Wading in the Velvet Sea 404
Guyute 624
Bold as Love 405
Sabotage 188
Mike's Song 710
Simple 928
The Wedge 355
The Mango Song 464
Free 288
Ha Ha Ha 93
Free 314
Weekapaug Groove 539
Tubthumping 321
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Show Notes

Trey Anastasio, guitar Jon Fishman, drums Mike Gordon, bass Page McConnell, keyboards Carl Gerhard, trumpet on "Cavern” and "Tubthumping." Tom Marshall, vocals on "Tubthumping." Recorded live at the Hampton Coliseum, Hampton, Virginia, November 20 and 21, 1998. Recorded and mixed live to two track by Paul Languedoc. Mastered by Bob Ludwig at Gateway Mastering, September 1999 Design: the eSTABlishment, JDK Cover and Sleeve Photography: C. Taylor Crothers Insert Photography: Bart Stephens, Michael McNamara, Peter Sitzman, Carl Brooks, Neehar Parikh Office Staff: Cythia Brown, Jason Colton, Shelly Culbertson, Jamie Ingerman, Craig McKenzie, Beth Montuori, Megan Saver, Kevin Shapiro, Amy Skelton. Management: John Paluska/Dionysian Productions. Special Thanks to: Wilson Howard, Rob Manley and Bobby Melatti at Cellar Door, Joe Tsao and the staff at Hampton Coliseum Tour Personnel: Richard Glasgow, Tour Manager Brad Sands. Road Manager Hadden Hippsley, Production Manager Paul Languedoc, Front of House Engineer Chris Kuroda, Lighting Designer Mark Bradley, Monitor Engineer Mark Reinke, Stage Manager Kevin Brown, Keyboard Tech Brian Brown, Guitar Tech Pete Carini, Drum Tech Kit Blanchard and Paul Ingwerson, Riggers Eric Larson, Chiropractor John Langenstein, Security Director Bart Butler, Venue Security Director Jimi Stout, Production Assistant Bob Neumann, Audio Crew Chief Paolo Rodrigues and Peter Luther, Audio Technicians Julian Watkins, Lighting Crew Chief Gary Radakovich, Dave Heard, Tavi Black, Brian Dyck, Roger Pujol and Leigh Fordham, Lighting Crew Tim Ehrlich an Scott Faraday, Merchandise Lisa Sharpe, Johnny Lynch, Jenny Craven and Albert Lovelace, Caterers Dominic Placco, Band Bus Driver. Jim Dole, Jim Lowry and Alan Demonbreum, Crew Bus Drivers Gregg Atkinson, Richard and Henry Schwab, Waterwheel Foundation Shane Johnson, Green Crew
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Reviews

Sherman — 12/2/2019 1:17:16 AM

"MIKES SONG is straight lava "

Brian — 7/29/2019 7:50:24 PM

"a top 10 bathtub gin of all time"

TheGreatJugbuh — 6/18/2015 10:15:48 PM

"in january 2001 i bought the latest Grateful Dead boxset and wasnt impressed with it. so i took it a local used/new cd shop. i told the guy it was like new but said he couldnt let me walk out of the store with a hundred bucks he called the owner asking what he could give me. in the middle of his conversation i saw it: the hampton box set unwrapped on the shelf. i pointed to it and said can i trade for that he said sure. it was one the best decisions ive ever made. i drove home to throw it in my computer. the only other livephish i had was vol. 2. but this was something else. listening to tube, quinn the eskimo, funky bitch and guelah papyrus i knew i made a good choice. it took me months to even listen to the other discs i liked the first one that much. everything on this box set is gold there are no weak moments. i agree with others this a must have in your phish collection."

dreddick8 — 10/26/2012 11:41:41 PM

"a show foe the ages. a must have in every phishhead's collection!!!"

Centexbear — 9/29/2011 8:24:09 AM

"Loved these two nights of shows. Hampton is a great venue. It was also one of the many places I saw The Dead before we lost Jerry. They seemed to love this venue as much as Phish. I just wish that there was a Live video version of those 2 great nights of music. Now Living in Texas outside of Austin so I do not get to see many shows. But this was by far one of the greatest sets I ever saw and there where many shows I remember seeing."

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