22 debuts in Noblesville and just enough jamming to satisfy mostly evryone. this show doesnt really stand up to night 1 as far as i can hear. i almost wish they'd save some of these bustouts and spread em out over a longer run of gigs. we probably won't see alot of these bustouts again on tour this year and it seems like there getting played just for the sake of it. the 2nd set starts off really well until Twist gets ripped for another 2nd set Rift. Everyone chases a 2nd set Gin and when they tore into the opening of the song I was sure that we were about to get an amazing Gin. but instead it got the treatment that Hood's been getting with an unfinished ending and an abrupt > into Fluff. I don't really understand the decision to play the shortest Gin since probably around 93' but it didn't work for me like the unfinished Hood's have. other than that head scratch er the 2nd set is pretty damn good. Once again we get another fun filled Antelope and another well crafter and unpredictable encore. phish has been crafting the best encores of 3.0 by far this year, maybe ever. Still, as usual, phish gives us over 3 hours of music, showing extreme dedication to their fans in the midst of filthy filthy heat out there in corn country. Ive seen a dozen bands this year who are 20 years younger than phish and barely crack an hour for complete showtime so the best ticket in music didn't really dissapoint when you put it in perspective. Alpine Valley should be off the daisy chain.