3 years on tour omg so much fun and seeing death arrest and fights Phil kids on phish lot getting shwilly! Meatball mafia .. never forget

3 years on tour omg so much fun and seeing death arrest and fights Phil kids on phish lot getting shwilly! Meatball mafia

insane

I have never heard as rousing a reception by a concert audience as for this song - it’s pure joy

Love you Jerry, thank you Phish ❤️

Even if it was a mediocre rendition it was still momentous

Little did I know that this was 1000 show and also my home venue and exactly why I skipped VA beach, This will forever go down as greatest tour ever, and I'm just blessed to have experienced it from coast to coast and back unforgettable and eclectic plus my fiance had decided she didn't care and eloped which put me in a whirlwind of heartache loaded with betrayal, lies, and it still hurts but this show and the other ones as well is why I'm still here. Phish, Dead, and festivals keep me grounded and I'm in dire need shows/festivals or what's the point of even living???? Outrageous and completely nailed..... I'll be at Dick'$ if I'm able...

Can just imagine the practice sesh for this cover…. Page: am I singing this one? Trey: no, I got this one don’t worry lol Mike: Page, u can’t remember the lyrics once we get on stage Fish: So I’m playing for a song meant for two drummers?? Let’s gooo

Thank you, Trey! My 1st show of theirs was The Great Went. I missed The Clifford Ball because I was in VA. I used to have boxes of live recordings on cassette.

Showing my age, but it's magnificent.

Your Jam Band Family Tree: Grandparents: Grateful Dead Great Uncles/Aunts: Allman Brothers, Zappa, Miles Davis, Rush, The Band Distant Relatives: Pink Floyd, Zeppelin, Beatles, Stones, Genesis, Yes, King Crimson Wacky Neighbors: Talking Heads, Steely Dan, Police, P-Funk Parents: Phish Uncles/Aunts: Dave Matthews ARUnit, moe., Widespread Cousins: Umphrey’s, Disco Biscuits, String Cheese Nieces/Nephews: I forget their names…and their ages, but they’re doing fine from what I’m told.

I love this so much

I can picture this like it was yesterday. It had actually been a bit of a hum-drum show, but it was a beautiful summer night. When those first few notes hit there was disbelief and then this rolling wave of euphoric applause. We were on the lawn and I recall everyone around us hugging each other, friends and strangers alike. It was an amazing moment.

I would give so much to have this as a release on spotify

This was my first show out of 12 shows between 1995 through 1998. Sadly it's been 25 years since I've seen them live. Getting old sucks.

I’m not crying… you’re crying.

Travesty that we haven't hit one million views...yet

Goosebumps

It never gets old, rest easy Jer Bear! ❤

Happy 25th anniversary of this epic moment

The compass always points to Terrapin

I missed this one show of this run bc of a girl, she’s gone. I’m still following the band

I'd lose my fucking my mind if I heard Phis play this.

Happy birthday Jerry, thank you. And thank you Phish for being awesome. I wish so bad I could have been at this show. (My first phish show was on the same date August 9, but 13 years later, no dead covers but we did get a very special “rocket man”)

This is my favorite comments section 🫵👍😢❤️

Im only 27, but my buddy who was there said its his favorite memory of all time, those beginning notes just takes you away.... I mean you guys get it

Now be patient. New to Phish bar watcher of the skies and two songson on just jp. I've heard one song by Grateful Dead. This sounds like Sufjan Stevens. I think he's Ace!

EVERYONE in the crowd is singing the lyrics

Virginia Beach, I got shut out but was by the gates with my "Frosty Cold Beverages" getting ready for the crowds. Talking to "Burrito Tom" from Hartford I think. Everyone was blown away and then the music took us over and the lot was spinning and grooving. I have tears of joy from remembering.

God I wish there was video. The greatest crowd reaction I’ve ever witnessed.

First dead show 85. Was born in 68. Saw em 40+ times 85-90. Blue collar background no college for me. Started teaching and playing full time after high school. Had a savant like ability for transcribing and theory and all that. Hired by harcum college in 87 to give weekly music lessons. That area there were way more kids into the dead, and starting in 88,89...phish started showing up at the lessons, tapes. Saw phish Haverford college, my only show, in 89? 90? This very cute Bryn mawr student, a real ciao Bella, invited me. Phish were good players. Vocals were not good but I got it. The songs were way too abstract, I was also writing at this time. Phish tapped right into the dead scene and energy and WEALTH/abundance. This is why you know of them. I knew them, and now musicians far more talented. Phish is rich white kid music I don't blame em. I like that demographic. I'm one of them from a different background. Same with garcia. Over the years I grew to appreciate phish as musicians. The shit I heard about the bassist ...no comment. Terrapin is my fave tune. Maybe ever. So seeing this today I had to listen. Peace love light to all of you.

This was the only time they played this, right? Maybe we'll get it again this summer in honor of the final run.

Love Mike fucking up the ending segment tremendously. Wouldn't want it any other way. Like Moe self proclaims "it's good enough for Moe" I proclaims the same for phish. They care and try; therefore it rules.

6 days and 10 years later

everything stops when the audience brain gets it. i've never heard this, popped up random on utb. the cheers during are worth the listen. i followed the dead for a while after the army...always loved phish too. man, the dead phish, ans ABB....maybe 70 shows? yeah, i dropped out for a while. was worth it.

Cut off at the end.

Was good at first, then they sung, just stop.....thanks but stop

one of the great showstoppers

I was there. I remember people crying.

I was born in 97, reading these comments gives me chills. must have been such a special moment for deadhead turned phish fans at the time. Goes to show that the jam scene isn’t about ‘who’s better’ or ‘who was first’ and ‘who’s next’ , all that matters is people loving music and people loving people

This was my first Phish show. I had just gotten to my first duty station and life was a bit stressful and scary because I was just 19 at the time. I was there with people that I had literally just met. They treated me like family and it pushed all of the stress and fear away. I can still picture one of the girls reaction when this song started. She had tears in her eyes and a big smile on her face. It was such a happy moment. One of the best concert moments of my life even 20+ years later.

Only one other place I've heard the crowd do that, hampton 09 at lights

This was one of the greatest days/nights of my life.

RIP Jerry from 2022. Still illuminating the cosmos. NFA.

what Joy!!!

Meh

Turtles......😊

I'm both a longtime Deadhead, now 40 years and a Phish head, love the music and long jams. I love the beginning when everyone gets what they are playing, takes a little while, but they get it. It always puts a smile on my face to hear everyone go crazy. Phish does a great job on covering it, the way they should. And of course, paying respect to Jerry. Love this version. Thanx for posting this.

Those first few notes, then 28 seconds of shear euphoria…..✌🏼❤️🙂

The day of the show someone commented that it was the third anniversary of Jerry's death the band decided right there and there to learn to play Terrapin although they had never done it before what a magnificent ethereal version I'm certain Jerry was looking down with a big ole grin on his face ☺️