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PHISH: Trey Anastasio, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon, Page Mcconnell

DISC 1 Set II 05 Fluffhead (14:48) Set I Anastasio/Pollak 02 Rock & Roll (4:59) 01 AC/DC Bag (7:06) Reed* 06 Joy (4:53) Anastasio/Marshall Anastasio 03 Miami Jam (4:47) 02 46 Days (6:57) Anastasio/Fishman/Gordon/McConnell 07 The Squirming Coil (8:24) Anastasio/Marshall Anastasio/Marshall 04 Piper (9:55) 03 Water In The Sky (2:59) Anastasio/Marshall DISC 4 Anastasio/Marshall Set III 05 Simple (8:41) 04 Bathtub Gin (10:27) Gordon 01 You Enjoy Myself (20:00) Anastasio/Goodman Anastasio 06 Theme From The Bottom (8:07) 05 Punch You In The Eye (7:49) Anastasio/Fishman/Gordon/McConnell/Marshall Encore Anastasio/Marshall 07 Shine A Light (5:19) 02 Blue Moon (3:54) 06 The Moma Dance (7:14) Jagger/Richards** Rogers/Hart*** Anastasio/Fishman/Gordon/McConnell/Marshall 08 Ghost (14:15) 03 Loving Cup (6:39) American Airlines Arena 07 Guyute (11:24) Anastasio/Marshall Jagger/Richards** Miami, Florida Anastasio/Marshall 12.31.09 09 NO2 (2:46) : 08 Swept Away (5:41) Gordon PHISH Trey Anastasio, Jon Fishman, Anastasio/Marshall Mike Gordon, Page McConnell 10 Suzy Greenberg (6:34) 09 Demand (1:54) Pollak Recorded by Timothy Powell Anastasio/Marshall Post-Production by Micah Gordon DISC 3 Phish Inc. is Beth Montuori Rowles, Kevin 10 Seven Below (8:08) Set III Shapiro, Julia Mordaunt, and Ben Collette Anastasio/Marshall Cover Illustration by Tyler Stout 11 Lawn Boy (2:56) 01 Party Time (6:26) Anastasio/Marshall Fishman DISC 2 02 Auld Lang Syne (1:13) Traditional Set I (cont’d) 03 Down With Disease (8:51) 01 Julius (8:35) All songs copyright Who Is She? Music, Inc. (BMI) Anastasio/Marshall except for: *Oakfield Avenue Music Ltd. (BMI); Anastasio/Marshall **ABKCO Music Inc. (BMI); ***EMI Robbins Catalog 04 New Year’s Gag (7:43) Inc. (BMI) Anastasio/Fishman/Gordon/McConnell Released January 2010 2010 Phish. All rights reserved. WARNING: Unauthorized reproduction of this recording is prohibited by Federal law and subject to criminal prosecution..

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