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I agree with this.
First sets these days are what they are. If you don't get the Tweezer/Curtain With/DWD/Undermind (and let's be real, these are rare in the first set), you're likely looking at your set highlight in Split/Maze/Bathtub/Wolfman's, and usually those songs are kept "in the box" these days.
I enjoy all sets of Phish, I just enjoy your average 2013 Set II about 1,000x more than Set I.
MPP2 (and others) aside.