An alternate source to the Phish Spreadsheet entered circulation in 2015:
http://db.etree.org/shn/133542
- Although Trey's guitar is still overloaded and distorted, this source is otherwise a significant improvement and should be heard. Still, this show can be added to the "Great show, awful recording" wish list of shows to be officially released by the band.

Love Trey's playing in this Stash, with what sounds like a tease of Dizzy Gillespie's "A Night In Tunisia" in the middle of the solo. Blazing!

Two things about this show stay with me to this day: 1. There was a person walking around giving out black and white wallet sized photos of a man he was calling "The Guy". 2. I somehow managed to fall asleep at set break leaning against a speaker at the base of the stage. Skills woke me up and I wasn't feeling so hot so I spent the rest of the show next to the merch table near the front door. From there I grooved to the A Train. Curtain->Stash is great.

The audience source for this show suffers from substantial mic overload in the right channel throughout the night.

The levels start off over saturated for Buried Alive. They get bumped down during Golgi but still run hot. Rippin’ Chalk Dust! Chalk Dust transitions seamlessly into YEM. The levels go back to being over saturated during YEM. YEM is well played. After Paul and Silas Trey mentions that this is the last night of the tour until July and that they’re going into the studio once this tour wraps up. A celebratory Sky follows. Decent Possum closer.

Most of Oh Kee Pa is cut to start set 2. Sound issues still persist. Nice Stash. Solid mid-set Bowie. A well played Lizards closes out set 2. Before the encore Fish introduces DaaM as America’s favorite pre-dating ritual. Strong Jim to wrap up the night.