"this is a pretty darn good show. while it does not quite live up to the previous night, it has some amazing sure-fire highlights. the mango song starts things off nicely, but all in all, the first set is pretty standard until we hit up a really nice and tight wolfman's brother. character zero appears poised to close the first set down, but they drop a very fiery antelope before leaving. the red rocks rock and roll was good, but this one is much more focused and tight. good playing and leadership by trey on this one. makisupa works well. alaska and the wedge are a nice fun pairing before a good yem. bdnl is not my favorite song, and this does nothing to change my mind. piper is fantastic, and it gives them one last chance to really cut loose at the gorge. go ahead and grab both nights; they are silly good. although, if you have to pick one, go with the first....that sneaking sally is just sooooo damn good."

"Antelope was great. Rock and Roll was lengthy, and Trey had a nice little run around the 9 minute mark that I always turn way up. I also don't think I'll ever find a bad Wedge. Love that song, and I was so pumped when I got to hear it at Noblesville for my first show."

"I really feel that Middle of the Road is one of Mike Gordon's and Phish's finest offerings to date. Sounds alot like classic Allman Brothers stuff. LOT'S OF JAM POTENTIAL HERE GUYS!"

""Walking in all I wanted was a mango...I got it, you know what it was sweet but leaving with that Rock and Roll Song couldn't have been dreamed". Wow"

"Such a great weekend. Crowd was full of so many nice people. Seemed to be very chill security at the Gorge in comparison to past years and ESPECIALLY in comparison to the East Coast venues. Gross. About to download the show. I'm sure I heard a Piper tease--almost obtrusively--during the R&R jam and have to find out. Curious about these Scarlet>Fire teases too. (Man, it's gonna be hard to miss Indio...)"