, attached to 2012-12-31

Review by jerrysphinger

jerrysphinger "The lights dimmed a little after 8:30, and Phish took their places amongst the foliage. They started things off with Rick Nelson's "Garden Party," a first for the band, and a fun little welcome to the fans. "You can't please everyone, so you've got to please yourself," went the lyrics, and this was the mentality that Phish applied to the three-set show. Nelson actually wrote the song about being booed offstage at MSG for playing country music instead of his bread-and-butter '50s rock, but no one would be booing Phish offstage this night."

Read full review here:
http://drypaintsigns.blogspot.com/2013/01/phish-1231-review-garden-party.html
Score: 4
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