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Phish plays “Julius” off the album “Hoist” during their 2 day festival, IT, in Limestone, Maine. August 2 + 3, 2003 Danger I’ve been told to expect it I begin my descent Down the cold granite steps And who could have turned among those I confide in? I think that I know what I haven’t known yet ‘Cause a week is a month and an hour a day When your reaching just pushes it further away With your past and your future precisely divided Am I at that moment? I haven’t decided And stretching out into the sea… Aquitana Is that what the prophet told me he saw? You gave it to me but I really don’t want it I came out on top by the luck of the draw ‘Cause a week is a month and an hour a day When your reaching just pushes it further away And what’s the return on the faith I’ve provided? I think that I know now but I haven’t decided

I recorded all of the first set of this show. it is very shaky because the ENTIRE balcony was shaking from all the people dancing. Prob one of my worst recordings to date but figured I would throw it up

from Barcelona, Spain – video from the final concert of the ten-show Europe ’98 tour. A memorable evening in Barcelona as the band had to contend with a malfunctioning sound system in the club affecting many songs, with “The Divided Sky”, “Mike’s Song” and “Sparkle” having to stop after just a few minutes. Interesting stage banter too as the band took an early quick setbreak after “Mike’s Song” to let the audio system be worked on, and after “Sparkle” as Trey considered turning the stage monitors around to play thru. “It’s going to have to be a quiet concert — better quiet than nothing. . . ” – enjoy the concert, Phish’s last concert in Europe to date. . . Info about the setting for this show: “Zeleste is a club in a huge building, with big dance rooms, and located in the old industrial area in Barcelona. It is a classic nightspot in town and there are usually no problems getting in, although due to the great number of people, there might be queues. It is packed with indie lovers and young students looking forward to having fun and listening to music. The club is divided in different rooms with different types of music. In the ‘Sala A Saco’ they play indie, rock, pop and commercial music; in ‘Sala Underworld’ there is dance music and in the ‘Pop Bar’ there is obviously pop music. The regular DJs are Amable, Fran, Fnix and Delfn. Recently they have extended their offer with two more rooms dedicated to the new music styles. Zeleste is also famous for its concerts, with …