Wednesday 10/11/2023 by phishnet

DAYTON1 RECAP: RECAP IT YOURSELF

[So both the person who signed up to recap last night's show and also the backup recapper were unable to submit a recap in a timely manner today. So we respecfully request that you recap the show yourself in the Comments. My two cents:

© 2023 Ben Gardner (BIG RED)
© 2023 Ben Gardner (BIG RED)

First set contains a solid "Sigma Oasis" opener and a not-terrible type-1 "Bathtub Gin" (no clue if it'll make its jamchart or not, I wouldn't recommend it), but is a below-average-great first set in my exceedingly haughty and not even the slightest bit humble opinion [Editor's Note: I've relistened to the Gin jam and agree with user N00b100's Comment, it's not right to call this jam type-1. It's mostly type-1 but there's no question it "goes type-2" a few minutes into the jam segment.].

Second set contains a "Mike's Song" with a second jam, that I think is pretty good and obviously would've loved at the show because I love Phish, but I'm on the fence about recommending it be jamcharted (but I suspect the jamcharts team will chart it). HOWEVER THAT SAID, @Bizarchive highly recommends this Mike's Song, even calling it "beautiful and melodic" and "bliss" and "must hear" Mr. Bizarchive is no expert, however, unlike me, a Mike's Song Expert (my retainer fee is three lot-grilled cheeses, six sammies, and a bottle of Balvenie DoubleWood).

© 2023 Charlie Miller
© 2023 Charlie Miller
The remainder of the second set is entertaining to be sure, it's a Phish show for fuck's sake. "NMINML" and "Weekapaug" perhaps have a wee bit more ooomph (or "mustard" or "nutella" if you prefer) than a typical version, but I would be shocked if the team jamcharted them. [Editor's Note: Someone apparently took a shit on the floor during the show. Someone please advise in the Comments during what specific song said shit was taken. Thanks in advance for your service.]

And I do like "Pillow Jets," since "the conjurers of thunder" lyric amuses me (much like "Viking warriors with animal heads"), and I LOVE A DARK-evil-cacophonous-in-part jam segment (improv) like what's in this version. I will recommend that the jamcharts team begin a chart for this song with this version.

Also, THRILLED to see that "Slave" was performed, and performed well-enough, as one of our own, ZZYZX, had requested it!

© 2023 Charlie Miller
© 2023 Charlie Miller
And given that "Buffalo Bill" was played in an encore position, and even a poor, below-average-great, and rote performance of this triumph-of-a-song adds A Whole Star to any judicious rating, last night's show warrants Three Stars at best, imo. A satisfactory outing, even assuming---no, especially if---it was the greatest concert you have ever seen in your entire life.

Goes without saying that if you rated last night's show four or GASP HEAVEN FORFEND five stars, then of course You Suck At Phish but please, that said, All Ye Who Suck At The Phish, please, PLEASE recap the show yourself in the Comments. -two cents, charlie]

© 2023 Charlie Miller
© 2023 Charlie Miller

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Comments

, comment by EvenCarlSagan
EvenCarlSagan Haaaaaaaaaaa!!!
With all due respect good Sir, Miller
You are a nihilist on your perspective of that Gin. "not-terrible type 1"!!! ..what has happen??

And, I did a double post review on the show by accident - the one without a Hot dog at the end is one I hope the Mods will remove.
9th Cube, Man!
Slow Muddy Waters Blues Twist!
I'll stop shouting now.

Love ya, Miller!
, comment by cannabination
cannabination My first show was Nutter 97, and I really appreciated how many callbacks there were to that night spread across the sets. My seat was exactly one row behind the one I had all those years ago. As luck would have it the owner of that ticket didn't show up, so I was on that sweet row 7 aisle with the exact seat in which I started my phish journey.

I thought the night was marked by a bunch of tight, dynamic jams. Trey seemed pretty ready to shred and they never went full bliss, which was refreshing to someone that comes out for evil phish. Every time they approached it, Trey came out with something darker and funkier to turn away. 9th Cube was unexpected and had very many people scratching their heads. This Theme was a bit weird, very traditional but with some oddly placed and very different licks from Trey. Great jam in Cool Amber, very shreddy. I enjoyed the Gin, they went to some uncommonly traveled spaces and returned to the theme very smoothly(another thing that stood out in this show, imo). Reba and It's Ice(I know I skipped ahead with this one, but I hold them both in the same "intricate composed piece" basket) seemed very well executed to me, which was nice as the last few of both I've seen were a bit flubby.

I very much enjoyed the second set. The jams felt like they were just the right length and each one had something a bit different. It was fun to catch a second jam in Mike's, and this one was very dynamic. I didn't know Pillow Jets, but the jam made me a believer... it was big and explosive and extremely high energy. Twist is a song I've seen a disproportionate number of times, but I really enjoyed this one. Trey brought everyone down to quiet to start it off and I thought the result was some really great teamwork by both the melodic and rhythmic sections. A very emotive Slave closer alerted us that there was going to be something worth waiting for, and was another of the connective fibers stretching back to 97.

Joy isn't a song I'd ever choose to hear at a show, but Red likes it and I knew there was more so I just let wash over me. The Buffalo Bill felt perfectly placed, really picking up the mood and reminding us how silly this band can be. The Silence of the Lambs quote was fun as well, I miss when Trey talked to us. Wilson > First Tube was just pure energy. The crowd was over the moon and it felt like every effect Trey has was on display at some point in that tiny little shredfest.
, comment by Icculus
Icculus @EvenCarlSagan said:
Haaaaaaaaaaat!!!
With all due respect good Sir, Miller
You are a nihilist…
Love ya, Miller!
How dare you libel my very dear friend Charlie Miller, who has been a friend of mine for decades and whose photographs adorn this blog post, but who sucks at the Phish even more than you do, and who had nothing else at all whatsoever to do with this blog post.

You should be greatly ashamed of yourself.
, comment by EvenCarlSagan
EvenCarlSagan @Icculus said:
@EvenCarlSagan said:
Haaaaaaaaaaat!!!
With all due respect good Sir, Miller
You are a nihilist…
Love ya, Miller!
How dare you libel my very dear friend Charlie Miller, who has been a friend of mine for decades and whose photographs adorn this blog post, but who sucks at the Phish even more than you do, and who had nothing else at all whatsoever to do with this blog post.

You should be greatly ashamed of yourself.
I Love Miller!
I really Love him - You know this, man
Sheesh, no buddy can be facetious anymore online
You got me on sucking at Phish, though!
I'll just put the lotion in the basket now..
, comment by chillwig
chillwig was the poop a nutter too?
, comment by n00b100
n00b100 Hi, Charlie, n00b100 here. While I reserve the right to take this back on the understanding that you might have been facetious in your comment, I would gently suggest you give that Gin a second listen. "Type 1" is not how I would describe it. Thank you for your time. Sorry the recappers crapped out on you.
, comment by EGBEZE
EGBEZE The “behind the beat” show.. took me almost all night to figure It out.. also happened to be #100 for me ????????
, comment by EGBEZE
EGBEZE @EGBEZE said:
The “behind the beat” show.. took me almost all night to figure It out.. also happened to be #100 for me ????????
Stg It was an intentional spoof the entire show.. sadly the bulk if phans have no musical background, so this nuance flew right over most everyones head
, comment by Hippogator
Hippogator There needs to be a "Phish fans who hate Phish" support group.
, comment by User_25597_
User_25597_ One shudders to think what the floor of the GA section of a phish show would look like if they played “Get Schwifty.”
, comment by EvenCarlSagan
EvenCarlSagan I also love Lamp
Great review Charles and I totally regret all that I said before
Just watched the Frankzappa420 yt review And he was correct as well. Spot on about what his mojo moved him to speak except that rambling about Pepsi - that shit will kill a body dead
, comment by KalaBina
KalaBina Am I commentin It's me cepping the night with a Bean and cheese with my phriends. Angry eukaryotic cells on the Television. Phish swam on seen, no damage down and all ears surrendered.

A show recap?

Hi, I'm Ohio and so thankful to be in the Wright State, all my friends are Nutted, whether they know or not. The arena BOUNCED from N1 DAYton, ohiO! Can we even start to recap when we have sOo much to talk about the Buckeeyes (and the Midwest in FUCKKING GENERAL) BRINGING SO MUCH FOR US LUCKY IN,----diviuals...resting and everyone should "Wright" n' express n1 and 2 Ohio!

@EvenCarlSagan said:
Haaaaaaaaaaa!!!
With all due respect good Sir, Miller
You are a nihilist on your perspective of that Gin. "not-terrible type 1"!!! ..what has happen??

And, I did a double post review on the show by accident - the one without a Hot dog at the end is one I hope the Mods will remove.
9th Cube, Man!
Slow Muddy Waters Blues Twist!
I'll stop shouting now.

Love ya, Miller!
, comment by momaga
momaga In a nuttshell: Tuesday the boys sure buttered my biscuit and Wednesday they nuttered my butter butt good! Coo coo ca choo!
, comment by TwiceBitten
TwiceBitten Lol this rules
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