Tracklist
The Curtain With
1054
The Sloth
187
Icculus
288
Colonel Forbin's Ascent
343
Fly Famous Mockingbird
554
I Didn't Know
338
Maiden Voyage
569
Timber
683
Harpua
749
Fluffhead
894
Run Like An Antelope
658
Sneaking Sally Thru the Alley
407
Light Up or Leave Me Alone
447
The Lizards
621
I Know a Little
179
The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday
198
Avenu Malkanu
189
The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday
95
Flat Fee
142
McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters
572
Alumni Blues
271
A Letter to Jimmy Page
60
Alumni Blues
44
Camel Walk
339
Wilson
347
No Dogs Allowed
830
Mike's Song
295
I Am Hydrogen
126
Weekapaug Groove
260
You Enjoy Myself
1051
Cities
284
Dave's Energy Guide
85
Cities
41
AC/DC Bag
606
Corinna
273
Thank You
217
Sanity
461
Dog Log
270
Big Black Furry Creature From Mars
232
Slave To The Traffic Light
627
Harry Hood
819
Colorado '88
2007
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Tracklist
The Curtain With
1054
The Sloth
187
Icculus
288
Colonel Forbin's Ascent
343
Fly Famous Mockingbird
554
I Didn't Know
338
Maiden Voyage
569
Timber
683
Harpua
749
Fluffhead
894
Run Like An Antelope
658
Sneaking Sally Thru the Alley
407
Light Up or Leave Me Alone
447
The Lizards
621
I Know a Little
179
The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday
198
Avenu Malkanu
189
The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday
95
Flat Fee
142
McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters
572
Alumni Blues
271
A Letter to Jimmy Page
60
Alumni Blues
44
Camel Walk
339
Wilson
347
No Dogs Allowed
830
Mike's Song
295
I Am Hydrogen
126
Weekapaug Groove
260
You Enjoy Myself
1051
Cities
284
Dave's Energy Guide
85
Cities
41
AC/DC Bag
606
Corinna
273
Thank You
217
Sanity
461
Dog Log
270
Big Black Furry Creature From Mars
232
Slave To The Traffic Light
627
Harry Hood
819
Show Notes
- We're delighted to present Colorado '88, a three-CD set of recordings compiled from Phish's seminal tour of the Rocky Mountain State, available now. Mastered from the original analog cassette tapes, Colorado '88 contains recordings of songs that, until now, have not been widely traded or heard with such clarity. Several of the tracks found in the collection have never before appeared on an official Phish release.
Despite having only ventured outside Vermont occasionally on the New York/New England college and club circuit, Phish embarked on a storied adventure West. The band played seven shows in ten days to tiny crowds in small bars and restaurants in the ski towns of Telluride and Aspen. Colorado '88 culls, in chronological order, the best of those shows, providing a vivid glimpse into the days before the three and four-night stands at amphitheatres and arenas that would distinguish Phish in the years to come.
The material on Colorado '88 depicts the young band at one of the heights of their characteristic adventurousness. From extended forays into their Gamehendge mythology to lassic and obscure covers, to cult gems, Colorado '88 includes much of the hard-to-find early Phish that die-hards have sought after for years. The release gives fans the chance
to share the experience of hearing the band in such an intimate setting.
