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mcgrupp81 @musicrama said:
Great write up on early origins of Mike's Song! My top 2 most seen songs are Weekapaug Groove (78) and Mike's Song (77). After seeing Binghampton '92 the next one that blew my mind and is worth listening to is SUNY Geneseo 4.25.93. The Mike's part goes into some really dark places. Fog and strobe lights were thick. Trey "singing" some Dance on Grave through the madness. Not mentioned in this piece, so thought I would give it a shout out!
You lucky SOB for seeing that Binghamton show. I turned my friend onto that show and he passed by a building engulfed in flames while listening to that Weekapaug. Love that Mike’s Groove and the 1st set is one of my favorite 1st sets. That Antelope is one of my personal favorites. And my poor wife was unaware of the Phish when attending Geneseo and I gifted her a copy of that show when we were dating.
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