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What complete tour would you like to see Phish release if they were to do something like the Grateful Dead’s Europe 72 release? I vote for Summer 1998. Inspired playing. Covers galore. Good times had by all. What tour would you like to see? Reply
GREAT question, Andrew, and one I’ve pondered many times. I would vote Fall 1997 or Summer 1994. Reply
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What complete tour would you like to see Phish release if they were to do something like the Grateful Dead’s Europe 72 release? I vote for Summer 1998. Inspired playing. Covers galore. Good times had by all. What tour would you like to see?
GREAT question, Andrew, and one I’ve pondered many times. I would vote Fall 1997 or Summer 1994.
fall 97