Trey Anastasio

5-14-99
State Theatre
Portland, ME

Source: Set I: AKG 480 > Beyer > SBM-1
        Set II: Neumann KM-184 > Apogee

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--No DAE--

Disc I:

-Set I- Acoustic
01. The Inlaw Josey Wales
02. Back on the Train
03. When the Circus Comes
04. Snowflakes In The Sand
05. Water In The Sky
06. Farmhouse
07. Wolfman's Brother > 
08. Feel Like Makin' Love*
09. You'll Know My Name**
10. Billy Breathes***
11. Runaway Jim
12. Kissed By Mist****

Disc II:

-Set II- Electric
01. Intro
02. First Tube
03. Will It Go Round in Circles
04. Gotta Jibboo
05. Heavy Things
06. Tops Off^
07. Ooh Child

Disc III:

01. Sand^^ >
02. Drums Duel
03. Voodoo Child (slight return) 
-Encore-
04. Aqui Como Alla
05. I Can See Clearly Now > 
06. Last Tube^^^ 


   * - Trey describes how everyone is so excited to see a show in
this theatre, where things can be a bit "raunchy", since it's general
admission and everyone can do what they want. And he describes the
interesting phenomenon during the Wolfman's quiet part where the vibe
in the crowd starts to shift as the impending drunken mayhem takes
control. So he decides to play a song in recognition of this vibe,
but first he is reminded of the classic rock song "Feel Like Makin'
Love" (Bad Company) and plays the chorus
   ** - Trey says "Feel Like Makin' Love" is the partner song of this
song, and says it's written about folks who are having last call at a
bar
   *** - Trey on piano
   **** - Trey dedicates it to Julia Butterfly Hill, the Earth First
protester living in an old-growth redwood tree named "Luna" for the
past 18 months, written by Tom Marshall and Trey
   ^ - Tony introduces the song as a blues standard of which the
origins are "shrouded in antiquity." He doesn't know who wrote it or
even what it's about, but says it may be about taking off your hat,
or a top off a bottle, or your shirt off. Also Tony says the song may
be written by a blues rascal named "Eddie Bo".
   ^^ - With digital delay loop jam and Trey on keyboard; 25+ minutes
   ^^^ - Tony introduces the band and then thanks the crew for all
their work, some of whom even have "their own fan club" (Chris
Kuroda's CK5)


Enjoy!
~PH