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1999-07-031999-07-07

Phish - July 4th, 1999

Lakewood Amphitheatre · Atlanta · GA

SundayNight 2 at this venue1999 Summer U.S. Tour1999-07-04
Songs played
22
4 sets · longest: Set 1 (10)
Average gap
19.6
rarer than 83% of all shows, 84% of 1999
Biggest bustout
83
The Star-Spangled Banner - shows since last played
Debuts
1
What's the Use?
Rotation68% fresh vs previous 5 shows1 repeat from 1999-07-03 - Meatstick
Setlist
🎧 Listen on phish.in2:48:04
Set 1
My Soul7:37,Ya Mar13:19,Farmhouse6:24,The Oh Kee Pa Ceremony1:54 > AC/DC Bag9:58,The Wedge6:39,Vultures7:27,I Didn't Know5:20,Fast Enough for You7:32,David Bowie16:44
Set 2
Ghost13:21 -> Slave to the Traffic Light11:41,The Horse0:49 > Silent in the Morning5:36 > What's the Use?debut17:59,Wilson8:48 > Mike's Song9:23 > Sleeping Monkey5:16 > Weekapaug Groove9:45
Encore
Carini4:01 > Meatstick6:36
Encore 2
The Star-Spangled Banner1:56
Mike's Groove2/3Gamehendge2/9bustout50+ show gap

1 Debut.

(Surrender to the) Flow of the night
2:48:04 of music

Song length in play order. Tap a point for that song. Swipe the chart to see the rest.

16:448:22SET 1SET 2ENCOREENCORE 2My Soul - 7:37 (Set 1)Ya Mar - 13:19 (Set 1)Farmhouse - 6:24 (Set 1)The Oh Kee Pa Ceremony - 1:54 (Set 1)AC/DC Bag - 9:58 (Set 1)The Wedge - 6:39 (Set 1)Vultures - 7:27 (Set 1)I Didn't Know - 5:20 (Set 1)Fast Enough for You - 7:32 (Set 1)David Bowie - 16:44 (Set 1)Ghost - 13:21 (Set 2)Slave to the Traffic Light - 11:41 (Set 2)The Horse - 0:49 (Set 2)Silent in the Morning - 5:36 (Set 2)What's the Use? - 7:59 (Set 2)Wilson - 8:48 (Set 2)Mike's Song - 9:23 (Set 2)Sleeping Monkey - 5:16 (Set 2)Weekapaug Groove - 9:45 (Set 2)Carini - 4:01 (Encore)Meatstick - 6:36 (Encore)The Star-Spangled Banner - 1:56 (Encore 2)
Longest: David Bowie 16:44 · 22 songs with recorded lengths
When it debuted

Tonight's unique songs by the era Phish first played them.

  • '83-'899
  • '90-'945
  • '95-'008
Album representation

The studio home of each song, from phish.net. Covers count as one slice.

  • Rift4
  • The White Tape2
  • Farmhouse1
  • Junta1
  • Lawn Boy1
  • The Siket Disc1
  • The Story of the Ghost1
  • Covers3
  • No studio album8
Gap since last played

Shows since each song's previous appearance. A big number is a bustout.

  • 1-21
  • 3-56
  • 6-157
  • 16-505
  • 51+ · bustout2
Originals vs covers

Whose songbook tonight drew from.

  • Phish original19
  • Clifton Chenier1
  • Cyril Ferguson1
  • Francis Scott Key1
Rarity board

Rarer than most - 2 songs shelved 50+ shows.

The Star-Spangled Bannergap 83
Fast Enough for Yougap 56
I Didn't Knowgap 43
The Oh Kee Pa Ceremonygap 42
The Horsegap 36
Silent in the Morninggap 36
Sleeping Monkeygap 27
The Wedgegap 13

Gap = shows since the song was last played, at the moment it was played.

Jam chart entries
Ya Mar

Mellow, easy going and stretched out version that gets away into a nice groove near the end. Very '99 sounding.

Slave to the Traffic Light

-> in from a big "Ghost." Played at a slower tempo than usual, one is lulled into thinking the slowed pace will make for a weak ending. Wrong; this is an awesome version, and includes "What's The Use" and "Dark Star" teases.

What's the Use?

Debut. The spaciness of '99 compressed into one song.

Wilson

The solo starts in a metal chug but then pushes away at the boundaries, getting into some interesting rhythmic interplay, and sloppily-yet-joyfully landing on a descending Zeppelin-like riff preceding "Mike Christian". Lengthy, noisy, free jazz-like improvisation, with several false endings, arhythmic hits, and whammy pedal worship, before "BLAT BOOM".

Versions phish.net's jam charts single out as noteworthy.

Soundcheck

Wading in the Velvet Sea (several times), Rock A William, In a Hole

Setlist notes

Fish, introduced as “Flagina Fishman,” took a vacuum solo during I Didn’t Know wearing only stars and stripes boxers. This show featured the debut of What’s the Use?. Trey teased Pictures of Matchstick Men in Wilson. After Carini, the band reprised the chorus of Meatstick while part of the crew and a few fans did the Meatstick Dance. The band performed the second encore in stars and stripes outfits. The show was followed by a fireworks display.

Setlist, gaps, jam charts, and notes from phish.net, a project of the non-profit Mockingbird Foundation.

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