Gap Chart - Phish.net

PHISH, FRIDAY 02/24/1989

Set 1

Song	Last Played	Gap
The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday >	1988-09-12	33 show gap
Avenu Malkenu >	1988-09-12	33 show gap
The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday,	1988-09-12
The Curtain >	1989-02-18	2 show gap
Foam,	1989-02-07	6 show gap
Colonel Forbin's Ascent >	1989-02-18	2 show gap
Fly Famous Mockingbird >	1989-02-18	2 show gap
Run Like an Antelope >	1989-02-17	3 show gap
Golgi Apparatus,	1989-02-18	2 show gap
Possum	1989-02-18	2 show gap

Set 2

Song	Last Played	Gap
On Your Way Down >	1989-02-06	7 show gap
AC/DC Bag,	1989-02-18	2 show gap
You Enjoy Myself ->	1989-02-18	2 show gap
Camel Walk	1988-09-12	33 show gap

Average song gap: 9.92

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