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Set I 1 Buried Alive (Anastasio) 2:37 2 Possum (Jeff Holdsworth) 9:08 3 The Squirming Coil (Anastasio, Marshall) 6:01 4 The Lizards (Anastasio) 10:01 5 Stash (Anastasio, Marshall) 8:30 6 Bouncing Around The Room (Anastasio, Marshall) 3:52 7 You Enjoy Myself (Anastasio) 16:23 8 The Asse Festival (Anastasio) 1:56 9 My Sweet One (Fishman) 2:16 10Cavern (Anastasio, Marshall) 4:32 11Run Like An Antelope (Anastasio, Steve Pollak) 10:03 Set II 1 The Landlady (Anastasio) 3:30 2 Reba (Anastasio) 10:17 3 Runaway Jim (Anastasio) 6:25 4 Foam (Anastasio) 8:53 5 Tweezer (Anastasio, Fishman, Gordon, McConnell) 10:44 6 Fee (Anastasio) 5:11 7 Oh Kee Pah Ceremony/Suzy Greenberg (Anastasio)/(Pollak) 7:16 8 Love You (Syd Barrett/Lupus Music Inc (BMI)) 5:45 9 Mike's Song/I Am Hydrogen/Weekapaug Groove 15:07 (Gordon)/(Anastasio, Marshall, Daubert)/(Anastasio, Fishman, Gordon, McConnell) 10Uncle Pen (Bill Monroe/Unichappell Music, Inc. (BMI)) 5:10 11Big Black Furry Creature From Mars (Gordon) 3:52 Trey Anastasio – guitar, vocals • Jon Fishman – drums, vocals Mike Gordon – bass, vocals • Page McConnell – keyboards, vocals Recorded at Armstrong Theatre, Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colorado on October 31, 1990. Recorded and mixed on 24 channels live to two tracks by Michael Grace. Project Coordination: Jason Colton and Shelly Culbertson. Phish Archivist: Kevin Shapiro. Management: John Paluska, Dionysian Productions. Poster Design: Laila Schill.Special thanks to Don Strasburg. All songs published by Who Is She? Music Inc. (BMI) except where noted above. Intro and outro to "Love You" contains portions of "Hold Your Head Up", written by Rod Argent and Chris White/Mainstay Music, Inc. (BMI). All contents © PHISH 1990,1999. All rights reserved. www.phish.com TO CREATE CD INSERT, CUT ALONG BORDER & FOLD IN HALF.

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