"I know this was like five years ago and I was at this show FYI but yea man... There was never crowd noise and people smoking weed and drinking beers in the old days. You freakin donkey. Go wave your dirty wook dreads at someone and call your dog harpua in and pretend you love phish and then talk bullshit. Yea in the "CLUB DAYS" I bet no one made noise and drank at the bar. Don't go to an arena rock show and expect jazz lounge quiet. Your an idiot. And I've never ever listened to an audience recording from any era of phish without hearing some moron yelling icculus or something else if rather not even hear. But apparently accepting to you that only started in 2009. Moron"

"Definitly a warm up gig for the MSG run but still there are some moments here that are with hearing. Mainly the Cool It Down, Trey's solo on Heavy Things, and the whole Seven Below -> What's The Use? -> Twenty Years Later segment is one of the best segments fo the Holiday run."

" Can not get Gordon's new composition "what things may seem" from his new "moss" album out of my head. This version, Phish's version, is the version stuck in my head with Jon, Trey, & Page. I know this could never happen, but I wish Phish could just be Mike's backing band in small clubs in support of his fantastic new album. Not taking away anything from Mike's incredible band, but a man can dream... This show is the snow show. Here is a recommended one cd mix for this show: 1. Cool It Down 2. What Things Seem 3. It's Ice 4. Mound 5. Seven Below 6. What's The Use 7. 20 Years Later 8. Cavern The idea is to have a mix of old and new with the Snow Mound Theme, not taking away from incredible performances of Roggae etc. Long Live The PHish!!! "

"Can we get another theme-tweezer-reprise second set please. That would be truly EPIC"

"Well said! Reaching that place where a jam moves beyond a mere jam and into something akin to a mystical revelation does not require 20 minutes, 3.0 can hit that place three times in 15 minutes. Albany proved that in 09. Less can be more, but more is always more. When a show touches 30 songs, be thankful, chances are most will leave happy because their song(s) got played. Nothing wrong with satisfied fans. With file sharing, keeping fans happy and in the concert seats (or on the sofa paying for a web feed!) is where the cash money is at these days. "