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Review by kipmat
Anyway, Page on the Fender Rhodes electric piano lends a unique sound to Lizards, as well as Curtain, songs where we are otherwise used to hearing a piano sound. As @SlavePhan said, the first set is otherwise standard stuff, and the last set is Phish having fun playing in a bar. I can't help but be impressed by the band's composure handling a heckler and inviting him up on the stage. Although the band provides decent support for Mr. Carlton, Trey can't help but sabotage Mustang Sally by sustaining a single note on his 'doc for the last minute and a half. I would love to have been there to see it.