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? - I had a late night dyslexic moment and wondered how phish could have played Hartford in 2001 then realized ohh.. Hartford 2001-2013.
I enjoyed this review a lot. the music is so on track... how about a New Years run.........
"" easily the most unusual and creative “Theme From the Bottom” ever played. It starts out like any other “Theme,” including a brief stumble during the bridge. But in lieu of the expected outro, Trey leads the band into a another rhythmic vamp on “Theme from Shaft,” sending backfields into frenzied motion. As in last night’s “Makisupa,” Trey asks Fish a series of questions designed to produce the answer “bush” (or “Bush,” or “Busch”), and then directs the band back into the denouement of “Theme.”. ""
-don't you just love it when this happens? that moment was one of my favorites at this show.