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Makisupa Policeman

Name: Makisupa Policeman (1987-04-29) - Audio Analysis
Creator: Foul Domain

A 8-minute version from Nectar's in Burlington, VT on 1987-04-29. Charted by the community.

DATE · 1987-04-29·SHOW · Nectar's·LENGTH · 7:30·BuildTeases

79TRACK

OF 106 VERSIONS

#19

ALL-TIME · #2,311 · 94th percentile

TRACK · SCORED v3.2← LEADERBOARD

Makisupa Policeman

1987-04-29·Nectar's·Burlington, VT

1987 TOUR·Set 3·POS 22 / 227:30

79SCORE

COMPOSITE · RANK AMONG VERSIONS

v19 of 106

#19 OF 106 · MAKISUPA POLICEMAN CATALOG

JAM IN · 2:46

0:007:30

DEEP ANALYSIS · LIBROSA v3.24 OF 24

PEAK AT5:44of 7:30

DYN dB7.2tight

ONSET/s3.1open

BPM152era 1.0

How this version scoredMETHODOLOGY →

10 COMPONENTS · ONE COMPOSITEv3.3

0%306090100%

Popularity11%

Consensus10%

Jam Chart12%

100

Recognition12%

Energy12%

Groove12%

Harmonic9%

Duration9%

Volatility8%

Review5%

WEIGHTED · 100/100OPEN METHODOLOGY →

Charted jamPHISH.NET →

PHISH.NET JAM CHART · CURATOR NOTE

This version features a short jam with nice interplay between Page on the organ and Trey starting after 2:30; it's lilting and pretty.

Then it sort of plods along for a few minutes, but a nice second jam emerges at about 5:30. Good -> "Antelope," too.

BUILDTEASES

From this showSet 3 · 15 SONGS

1987-04-29 · Nectar's

Burlington, VT · 1987 TOUR · SHOW SCORE 40

40SHOW

Set 3

III-1Peaches en Regalia3:05 III-2Fluffhead8:54 III-3Good Times Bad Times5:27 III-4Anarchy0:52 III-5Makisupa PolicemanYOU ARE HERE7:30 III-6Run Like an Antelope9:04 III-7Boogie On Reggae Woman5:22 III-8Timber (Jerry the Mule)7:15 III-9Slave to the Traffic Light5:59 III-10Sparks2:33 III-11McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters7:30 III-12The Ballad of Curtis Loew5:04 III-13Come On (Part One)5:18 III-14I Am Hydrogen1:54 III-15Who Do? We Do!2:16 OPEN FULL SHOW PAGE→

Other versions106 OF · SONG PAGE →

SAME SONG · RANKEDSWIPE →

09.21.87Nectar'sBurlington · VT93 11.19.97Assembly Hall, University of IllinoisChampaign · IL90 09.28.99Oak Mountain AmphitheatrePelham · AL88 08.29.87The RanchSouth Burlington · VT87 12.28.09American Airlines ArenaMiami · FL87

From this show3 TOP CUTS

SHOW STAND-OUTS · 1987-04-29SWIPE →

3·28McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters7:3077 3·25Timber (Jerry the Mule)7:1576 2·15Halley's Comet6:2862

SONG →/songs/makisupa-policeman SHOW →/shows/1987-04-29-nectars-burlington-vt METHOD →/methodology

FOUL DOMAIN/tracks/1797 · v3.2

FOUL DOMAIN · INDEPENDENT · NOT AFFILIATED WITH PHISH

DISPLAY· TRACK SPECTRUMINPUT · TRACK_FEATURES.WAVEFORM

JAM IN · 2:46

0:001:533:455:387:30

JAM IN · 2:46PEAK · 5:45SAMPLE RATE 44.1 kHzSOURCE PHISH.IN

DEEP AUDIO ANALYSIS· LIBROSA CURVESENERGY · TEMPO · SPECTRUM

Radar · component scores0–100 normalized

Energy-8.2 dB

Loudness-4.9 dB

Dynamic range7.2 dB

Rhythmic density3.13/sec

Brightness1638 Hz

Flatness0.009

Harmonic variance0.074

Feature curves · over time0 → 7:30

EnergyLoudness envelope, dB

0:003:457:30

Perceptual loudnessShort-term LUFS, psychoacoustically weighted

0:003:457:30

BrightnessSpectral centroid — where the weight of the sound sits

0:003:457:30

Rhythmic densityOnsets per second, log-scaled

0:003:457:30

Tempo144–152 bpm · avg 150

0:003:457:30

Spectral flatnessTonal → noisy. Low = pitched; high = wash

0:003:457:30

READOUT· COMPOSITE SCORE · COMPONENT BREAKDOWN94TH PERCENTILE

Popularity11%10

Consensus10%0

Jam Chart12%100

Recognition12%48

Energy12%37

Groove12%75

Harmonic9%36

Duration9%21

Volatility8%42

Review5%50

SCORE FORMULA · v3.3 · RECALIBRATED 2026-05-13OPEN METHODOLOGY →

INSTRUMENTATION· LIBROSA · v0.10.26 / 6 CHANNELS LIVE

LENGTH7:30standard

BPM152average

DYN dB7.2compressed

RHYTHM3.1/smoderate

PEAK5:45at 76%

JAM IN2:46manual tag

PHISH.NET JAM CHART · CURATOR NOTE

BuildTeases

This version features a short jam with nice interplay between Page on the organ and Trey starting after 2:30; it's lilting and pretty. Then it sort of plods along for a few minutes, but a nice second jam emerges at about 5:30. Good -> "Antelope," too.