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Review by ARigidDesignator
"let me guess, the tweezer jam repeated itself obnoxiously for 20 minutes, before trey played a bunch of power chords. I sure wish it was '93"
and then do you go on '93 shows and comment
"trey played the chromatic scale for a while before trilling a bunch while fishman kept the beat awkwardly. I sure wish it was '89"
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This is just how Phish jams nowadays, so deal with it.
Oh and you were wrong, ghost was nothing like that. Listen to the show before you post this nonsense.