Before calling it a wrap on today's post, I fired it up. 31 years later, it most definitely holds up as something worth your time. Right before the 10 minute mark, there's a Tweezer Reprise flavored jam and what sounds like a play on Two Tickets to Paradise by Trey at the 10:03 mark.

Then it just explodes! It's Tweezer Reprise but not quite. Then it's more like a DWD a year early. The peak goes on for about 3 minutes but before it can get repetitive, the band just stops on a dime.

It gets quieter and then spacey and weird - not a common occurrence in this era of Phish. They use this Page led soundscape to slowly build towards another peak that then suddenly drops into the vocal jam.

This is 1991 Phish pointing at 93-95. It was all there even then. If you can only listen to one 20 minute song today, take a break from the usual Alice's Restaurant. You can hear any mood you want from the Dartmouth Y-E-M (except for boredom).

@thezzyzx David I appreciate these Morning Coffees and hope you keep posting them here. I finally couldn’t stomach Musk any more and closed my account of 14 years yesterday.