Trey setlist...Apr. 26th

[fluffhead77]

Richmond, VA April 26 04:20

Set One:

Come As Melody

Oz Is Ever Floating

Sitting In Limbo* (Jimmy Cliff)

Goodbye Head*

Night Speaks To A Woman

Knives Out* (Radiohead)

Black*

Drifting

Set Two:

Mr. Completely >

18 Steps

Air Said To Me*

Talk^

Love Is Freedom^^

Cincinnati >

Low >

In The Light* (Led Zeppelin)

I Am The Walrus (The Beatles)

Encore:

Host Across The Potomac*

Love That Breaks All Lines*^^

*debut

^Trey on acoustic guitar (solo)

^^Trey on acoustic, Ray on grand piano, Peter on bass (no Les or Skeeto)

[color:green] some pretty cool covers...i wonder if it's any good....

[bouche]

i can't wait to hear the Limbo!

[fluffhead77]

aye, 'tis a grand choice of cover...also the knives out

[Kaidy Mae]

aye, 'tis a grand choice of cover...also the knives out

Yeah, I'm itchin' to hear the Knives Out too. Could go either way. Great song though.

[Homestar_Runner]

I have heard some mixed reviews for this show. I really like that Trey has taken a new direction. I will miss some of the horns though. Hopefully he will have some guest horns for a couple of shows. And I agree those are some great cover songs. Particularly "Sitting in Limbo" and "In the Light". I am also interested to hear the new band's version of "Oz is ever Floating". I think it is interesting that Trey has decided to cover an Oysterhead song.

[Tooly]

looks good, id like to hear it

[MarcO]

I really like that Trey has taken a new direction.

From the 4/1/05 Higher Ground show I heard, there really is no major new direction(s) Trey is going in. Granted that's just one show, but man was it ever confusing, underwhelming and ultimately disappointing!

[secondtube]

you echo my sentiments EXACTLY!

his band, groove, and energy, is REALLY missing the horns...

(and some fresh ideas!)

[bouche]

I really really enjoyed the higher ground show.

Does that make ME crazy or YOU crazy?

[paisley]

I'd just like Trey to play what Trey decides he wants to play, horns or no (was getting a little tired of the brass myself... it was great for a while, like cocaine)

guy used to be able to play a mean guitar, thats what I'd like to hear more of

[secondtube]

well, he used his horns to make up for his lack of ripping energy...

maybe now that he dropped them, he'll pick that up again....

way back when, what got me into phish was trey's guitar work....

[Guest Low Roller]

KNIVES OUT? *jaw agap*

Wow! What the heck is up with 'dat?!

[Booche]

"KNIVES OUT? *jaw agap*"

You are going to complain viciously when you hear it.

[Booche]

http://evildoer.us/phish/knivesout.mp3

[Guest Low Roller]

I prefer the original obviously, but it's cute hearing Trey trying to be Thom.

Thanks for posting the link!!

[Kaidy Mae]

Eek! I can't believe I made it through the entire 4:02...he lost me at 45 seconds (when the drunk sounding wailing started).

Sweet God! Like a cheese grader on my brain. Thom's not gonna like this.

[Booche]

"I prefer the original obviously, but it's cute hearing Trey trying to be Thom. "

Wow, I didnt expect us to agree on this version.

[paisley]

"I prefer the original obviously, but it's cute hearing Trey trying to be Thom. "

Wow, I didnt expect us to agree on this version.

nice to hear Trey taking some chances... would've loved to have heard this live (thanks for the link Booche)

[fluffhead77]

where's michael "Soft G" Gordon when you need him? He would have sung that Knivesout well...

[bouche]

He's probably just using a vocal pitch shifter and turned the knob to 'Slightly Flat'.... that's also known as the THom Yorke switch.

[Guest Low Roller]

That's spelled "Slightly Phlat" Mr. Bouche, IF that is your real name...