SETLIST· 26 TRACKS · 4H 20MSET 1 · SET 2 · SET 3 · SET e
SET 1OPENING11 TRACKS·1:554 CHARTED
141Makisupa Policeman144 BPM
6:35
->INTO
134Harpua129 BPM
6:15
>SEGUE
176Chalk Dust TortureGreat example of why '97 is such a pivotal year in Phistory. Here they stretch and expand the music everywhere possible without ever really getting beyond "CDT" proper. · 96 BPM
11:07
177Theme from the BottomThe band covers a lot of varied musical territory in this "Type I" version that includes a "What's The Use" tease. · 123 BPM
12:21
>SEGUE
186Punch You in the EyefunkDespite arriving in what Trey called a "bad set", this version's wah-funky intro was the most significantly augmented until "PYITE's" 2025 renaissance. · 118 BPM
12:08
>SEGUE
175GhostfunkMellow big bass funk groove, no climax. [A nice gradual transition from the heavy funk to more open, upbeat play, which grows dissonant before latching onto a great rocking, powerful and percussive groove.] · 112 BPM
16:39
>SEGUE
149Ginseng Sullivan126 BPM
4:47
147You Enjoy Myself103 BPM
24:22
>SEGUE
137Train Song172 BPM
2:46
>SEGUE
134Character Zero92 BPM
7:38
157The Squirming Coil94 BPM
11:01
SET 2MAIN7 TRACKS·1:093 CHARTED
284Wolfman's BrotherIIfunkAwesome, improvisational version that gets well beyond standard "Wolfman's." At 8:50, the jam breaks out of funk mode and starts to explore, masterfully linking several sections with great, inspired music before -> to a cool "Simple." · 92 BPM
19:15
->INTO
254Simple-> in from a fantastic "Wolfman's Brother." A bit quirky, this mellow "Simple" jam includes a jam on the "Theme from the Odd Couple," turns bluesy, and -> to "My Soul." · 96 BPM
11:09
->INTO
247My Soul123 BPM
8:54
272JamambientfunkA stand-alone jam, sort of spacey, sort of funky follows "My Soul" and -> to "Slave To The Traffic Light" · 129 BPM
2:48
->INTO
252Slave to the Traffic Light96 BPM
13:49
>SEGUE
239Rocky Top89 BPM
2:23
>SEGUE
250Julius86 BPM
10:45
SET 3MAIN6 TRACKS·1:024 CHARTED
380Halley's CometIIA kind of grunge-like jam develops, with additional vocal refrain at about 10:00. The jam then departs "Halley's" altogether and develops into a swirly, minor key, bluesy Fish and Mike led exploration. "On Your Way Down" tease leads directly to a -> to "Cities." · 118 BPM
13:01
->INTO
381CitiesfunkAnother SUPER SLOW, funky version from '97. Segues out of "Halley's Comet." The tempo picks up at about 8:40, and the funk comes on even thicker. Gets more rocking and bluesy before -> to "Llama." · 136 BPM
13:30
->INTO
374LlamaII-> in from "Cities." Great Page and a nasty, growling and extended Trey section. -> to "Lawn Boy." · 96 BPM
6:45
>SEGUE
342Lawn Boy123 BPM
3:28
381Limb By LimbThe boys really stretch the jam out on this one nicely, and the playing is excellent. They also tack on a nice extended ending (was played near the end of day 1 of the Great Went) before transitioning to "Funky Bitch." · 144 BPM
This was the first show of The Great Went festival. Harpua picked up where the Clifford Ball Harpua left off. After Chalk Dust, Trey remarked that the first three songs served as the soundcheck, which the band did not do before the show. The jam out of Simple, the beginning of My Soul, and the jam before Slave included <em>Odd Couple</em> theme teases. The jam before Slave also contained an Entrance of the Gladiators tease. Halley’s Comet included On Your Way Down teases. The lyrics in Cities were changed to reference Fishman sleeping in the daytime. The Julius intro was partially performed <em>a cappella</em> with finger snaps. Funky Bitch featured a fireworks display behind the stage that culminated as the song ended. After the show, the members of Phish DJ’d under pseudonyms at a festival tent in what has become known as the “Disco Set.”
By the numbers8 STATS
RUNTIME4h 20mwith break
LONGEST24:22YOU ENJOY MYSELF
SHORTEST2:23ROCKY TOP
AVG SONG10:01across 26
JAM CHRT11charted
SEGUES170.65 per song
DEBUTS0no firsts
JAM TIME8%of 261 min
SONG DURATIONS · 26 IN ORDER0–25 MIN
YOU ENJOY MYSELF 24:22
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