Phish 1998 10 03 Tinley Park, IL Farm Aid

[@tomg1826]

25 years ago.. I had seen Phish a handful of times at this point beginning 10/31/95. My buddy just texted me.. "I made a lot of bad decisions in my life, but dumping my EX to go to this show was not one of them!" It was the same night as a high school dance.

[@suitedaddyo]

Trey's face as Neil starts singing the lyrics. Pure joy. 😀

[@richardvaladez4796]

I was 15 and my first Phish show and first acid trip. Didnt know what either one was just got lucky. 2 full tours and a half dozen shows later. . . .

[@MrMikeHonchohimself]

I can't even fathom how awesome this must have been on acid, LIVE lol.

[@irie1tes]

My phirst show Freshmen year mom wouldnt let me go to a phish show but she'd let me to something called "Farm Aid"- me and two friends bought a quarter for 60 dollars beforehand and at the time it was the most amount of money Id ever considered for weed. I was on mushrooms and asked a guy smoking a cigarette if I could use his lighter to spark a joint then realized it was Security guard

[@kingtyson333]

I was 1st row for this show only 19 years old at the time seems like a lifetime ago

[@MendelMayteles]

SATURDAY 10/03/1998 NEW WORLD MUSIC THEATRE TINLEY PARK, IL SET 1: Birds of a Feather, Farmhouse, The Moma Dance, Runaway Jim -> Arc[1] -> Down By the River[1], Moonlight in Vermontl2), Will the Circle Be Unbroken?[2] > Amazing Gracel3] > Uncloudy Day[2] [1] Phish debut; Neil Young on guitar. [2] Phish debut; Neil Young and Willie Nelson on guitar and Paul Schaffer on keyboards. [3] Neil Young and Willie Nelson on guitar and Paul Schaffer on keyboards.

[@FunkHitsTheFan]

To this day CMT has never been the same after all the viewers became Phish and Neil fans.

[@Gravy65]

This is missing the hosts (I think it was the blonde and friend that say goodnight at the end of the video) that were thrown for a loop at the end of the Down by the River jam. You could tell on their faces they were at a major turning point in their life, and they gave me a quote I use to this day, "That was a jam, jelly, and a smear of peanut butter."

[@FunkHitsTheFan]

@@Gravy65 I like that quote, my mom use to say funny little country things like that.

[@kevinr9383]

I love how trey adds more distortion to Neils guitar right at 31:01

[@thegreatsardino]

It's actually Trey's Guitar that he was playing he just told the story on his solo run.

[@8xMissOctober]

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[@john-g5k7f]

keep on fellas;

[@dougclermont4353]

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