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1999-12-16

REYNOLDS COLISEUM · Raleigh, NC · Winter Tour 1999 Era 1.0

Set 1: Wilson [6:37] > Chalk Dust Torture [10:36] notes ↗, Lawn Boy [2:54], Limb By Limb [10:43] notes ↗, Horn [3:59], Back on the Train [5:30], Roggae [7:52], Heavy Things [5:50], Camel Walk [5:27], Possum [11:41]
Set 1 total: 1:11:09

Set 2: Sand [22:27] notes ↗, The Mango Song [9:22], Wading in the Velvet Sea [10:19] notes ↗ > Tweezer [21:43] notes ↗ > Runaway Jim [8:00]
Set 2 total: 1:11:51

Encore: Bittersweet Motel [3:42] > Tweezer Reprise [4:24]
Encore total: 8:06

Show total: 2:31:06 across 17 songs.

Notes

Before the show, Mike brought a big shaggy doll on the stage and sat it on top of his bass cabinet. Page teased the theme from Star Trek in Sand. Possum included Shafty teases from Mike. Velvet Sea ended with a short, spacey delay loop jam. This show is available as an archival release on LivePhish.com.

Teases

Shafty — Mike

the theme from Star Trek — Page (in Sand)

Gap chart

How long each of tonight's songs had been on the shelf, across all Phish shows. The gap is always as of this date.

Song	Times played	Last played (overall)	Last played before this show	Gap
Wilson	306	2026-07-27	1999-10-09	12
Chalk Dust Torture	530	2026-09-05	1999-12-12	2
Lawn Boy	222	2025-07-25	1999-12-05	7
Limb By Limb	162	2026-07-10	1999-12-13	1
Horn	180	2026-07-14	1999-12-10	4
Back on the Train	175	2026-09-05	1999-12-08	5
Roggae	120	2026-09-06	1999-12-10	4
Heavy Things	102	2026-05-01	1999-12-13	1
Camel Walk	66	2025-07-15	1999-07-24	42
Possum	586	2026-09-05	1999-12-11	3
Sand	168	2026-09-05	1999-12-13	1
The Mango Song	110	2026-07-17	1999-07-24	42
Wading in the Velvet Sea	114	2026-09-04	1999-12-02	10
Tweezer	420	2026-09-05	1999-12-10	4
Runaway Jim	413	2026-07-22	1999-12-12	2
Bittersweet Motel	19	2021-08-28	1999-07-21	44
Tweezer Reprise	333	2026-09-06	1999-12-08	5

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