08/14/1997
Darien Lake Performing Arts Center
Darien Center, NY

Source: B&K4021 (modified hypers)> Beyer MV-100> SBM-1> D8 DFC Tapers Section

Transfer:
Sony D8 > Oade 7pin> Delta Dio 24/96> Soundforge 6.0 > CDWav> FLAC
Fades were added to the beginning and end of each set.


Transfer and encoding by Kevin Kaye (db.etree.org/kkaye)
Thanks to George Morrell for the clone

Notes: This is an upgrade to:
http://db.etree.org/shninfo_detail.php?shnid=685

This transfer fixes the noise found in the above shn during Harry Hood.
The DAT used is free of noise and tranfered without errors, except
there is a balloon pop @7:28 in Ya Mar (also present in the shn above)
1/1/2005

Enjoy!!!


Disc One:
Set I
1. Ya Mar
2. Funky Bitch
3. Fluffhead
4. Limb By Limb
5. Free
6. Cars Trucks Buses
7. Tela
8. Train Song

Disc Two:
1. Billy Breathes
2. Run Like an Antelope
Set II
3. Chalk Dust Torture
4. Love Me*
5. Sparkle
6. Harry Hood

Disc Three:
1. Colonel Forbin's Ascent ->
2. Merry Pranksters' Bozo Madness#->
3. Merry Pranksters Cont. (Frankenstein)->
4. Merry Pranksters Cont.->
5. Funk Jam->
6. Camel Walk
7. Taste
Encore
8. Bouncing Around the Room
9. Rocky Top


*For Elvis Week. #This segment was dominated by the stage presence
of Ken Kesey and The Merry Pranksters. Colonel Forbin doesn't meet
Icculus this time but rather finds "Ken Uncle Sam Bozo Easy Kesey".
At this time Kesey, dressed as Uncle Sam, appears on the stage and
accounces that the Bozos have been missing for two years but are
on Phish tour now. He calls one by one the Tin Man, the Scarecrow,
and Frankenstein (Phish breaks into "Frankenstein") to help him
find the Bozos, which soon appear as four white things in costume.
After singing about the Bozos which are doing interpretive dance,
the Pranksters all leave the stage after Kesey hears the "Bozo
Mockingbird". Trey comments that this is what happens "after you
do too much acid 30 years later..." Phish had been playing
background music (including McGrupp and Ghost teases) which had
developed by this point into a deep funk jam. Trey announces that
"we are supposed to start 'Famous Mockingbird', but the funk is
too deep." The band continues the funk jam and eventually segues
into "Camel Walk."