Phish

In December 2003, Phish was experiencing a vibrant phase in their career, having recently reunited after a hiatus from 2000 to 2002. The live recording from December 2, 2003, captures their performance at the Fleet Center in Boston, showcasing the band’s improvisational prowess and dynamic range. At this time, they had just released "Round Room," their first studio album post-hiatus, in December 2002. The band was revitalized, and the setlist from this concert reflects their ability to blend deep tracks with fan favorites. Notably, "Harry Hood," a staple in their repertoire, opened the set, highlighting their penchant for extended jams and musical exploration. This concert exemplified their commitment to live performance, with fans appreciating the spontaneity and creativity that Phish is renowned for. The lively atmosphere of the Boston crowd further enhanced this memorable show, marking a significant period in Phish's ongoing legacy.

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