What show is this tweezer from?

@@theloniouszappa Bangor Maine 1994

I could be wrong, but seems characteristic of 93-95 Phish

I wish they played the long version, tho.

The best of times for american pop music. Regardless of the genre, the underground in the states in those years had a common artistic goals, creativity, mutual respect and camaraderie.

When Greg Ginn was with Black Flag they were ultimately probably the 1st jam band , listen to "live 1984" Trey definitely listened to them , I don't hear swinging man I get your point however The dead are not a jam band imo However Jerry is God

@@jameskilberg7655 Black Flag was very psychedelic. I believe it was Greg who told Henry Rollins to take LSD "because he's an asshole and it'll help" (check out "Punk Rock Hyenas" on KZfaq for more on that, pretty funny stuff and shows Henry knows a thing or two about hyperspace travel now). On the other thing the term "jam band" wasn't really a thing until after the Dead were winding down and Phish was already fairly successful on their own terms. This excludes the Allman Brothers from that category too obviously. Although bands have also been jamming since the beginning of music so the whole term is stupid. If a band is any good at all they typically can and will jam unless it's an orchestra.

Evil phish

1994-11-02

11-2-1994. Bangor Auditorium. Bangor, ME.

I may be 2 years late in answering this....but 1994.11.02

This show was after glenns falls., halloween. I was at a sushi joint in Vermont amd was saying how powerful the guitar gently weeps was to me. Iwas sharing this with friends at dinner ..i was then told.mike Gordon was at the table next to us. I was embarrassed a bit.but not. Needless to say, they played.ot at this show, I cried....good times

@@scotteldredge1718 so f*ckin jealous of you even being around to see these shows. My first was '09 :(

the "freezer" in the lyrics is Vermont, per Mike. (he was kidding?)

It's about slowly dying by freezing to death.

A tweezer!

Stepping into the freezer and seizing acid with a tweezer

Uncle Ebenezer