Phish
7/18/99 Oswego County Airport - Volney, New York

Source: Schoeps cmbi + mk2s > AD1000  15" spread 130 degrees FOB

Disk One: (63:34)
Set One:
1. Punch You in the Eye,
2. Farmhouse,
3. Water in the Sky,
4. Bathtub Gin,
5. Get Back on the Train*,
6. Call Me If You Need a Fool*,
7. Blue and Lonesome*,
8. Duo Breakdown^
9. Beauty of My Dreams*,

Disk Two: (38:25)
1. Moma Dance,
2. Reba,
3. Chalkdust

Disk Three: (66:23)
Set Two:
1. Runaway Jim ->
2. Free,
3. Meatstick**,
4. Guyute,
5. Axilla I***,
6. Llama

Disk Four: (65:05)
Set Three:
1. My Soul,
2. Piper^^ >
3. Caspian >
4. Wilson ->
5. Catapult ->
6. Smoke on the Water^^^ -> Cat Scratch Fever^^^^ ->
7. Icculus,

Disk Five: (43:26)
1. Mighty Quinn,
2. Fluffhead
encore:
3. Harry Hood

* with the Del McCoury Band
^ one DMB member broke a string and left the stage, and a fiddle-banjo breakdown
  thing ensued during his absence
** with an explanation of the record by Trey, with Sofi on stage dancing, and
   with Guinnes Book of World Records staff videotaping the event for verification
   yet on what the estimated attendance count was, much less a count of those dancing,
   though premilinary reports suggest the crowd may have exceeded 70,000, but
   but that participation in the Meastick Dance was weak.
*** Axillas on this tour have been Axilla I but with the II ending; this
    performance was pure I, with no II ending^^ with glowrings, and Trey on keys
^^^ Catapult was followed by a tremendous amount of banter and toying, all
    continuing an E chord from the end of Wilson (which was never finished)
    Trey: "READ THE FUCKING HELPING FRIENDLY BOOK"
    he said you wont find it on mtv r barnes & noble or borders   or amazon
    or internet  ...."if you wannna find out you gotta read the fucking
    book "    Smoke on the Water, compared it to Cat Scratch Fever, and more.
^^^^ followed by more narration, and teases of the Stones'"Miss You" (primarily
     the vocal "ooh"s)


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