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2000-06-09

On Air East · Shibuya City, Tokyo · Summer Japan Tour 2000 Era 1.0

Set 1: Axilla [3:32] > Taste [11:26], Billy Breathes [7:43], Poor Heart [2:34] > Golgi Apparatus [4:43] > Funky Bitch [10:42] notes ↗, The Moma Dance [10:09] > First Tube [7:50] > Chalk Dust Torture [10:08] notes ↗
Set 1 total: 1:08:47

Set 2: Tweezer [31:26] notes ↗, Bouncing Around the Room [4:04], The Mango Song [9:38] notes ↗, The Squirming Coil [9:33] > Gotta Jibboo [10:58] > Meatstick [8:44] > Tweezer Reprise [6:46]
Set 2 total: 1:21:09

Encore: You Enjoy Myself [24:16] notes ↗
Encore total: 24:16

Show total: 2:54:12 across 17 songs.

Notes

The Moma Dance included Funky Bitch teases and Tweezer included Funk #49 teases. This was the first ever Meatstick to feature Japanese lyrics and Trey flubbed the words while attempting to sing them. Bouncing included a brief outro solo from Trey, which replaced the usual closing guitar lick. This show was re-broadcast on Japanese television.

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
Axilla	114	2026-07-22	1999-12-31	7
Taste	156	2026-09-06	2000-05-23	0
Billy Breathes	68	2026-07-27	2000-05-22	1
Poor Heart	312	2024-12-28	1999-12-31	7
Golgi Apparatus	486	2026-07-24	2000-05-22	1
Funky Bitch	238	2026-07-27	2000-05-19	3
The Moma Dance	217	2026-09-05	2000-05-21	2
First Tube	148	2026-09-06	2000-05-23	0
Chalk Dust Torture	530	2026-09-05	2000-05-22	1
Tweezer	420	2026-09-05	1999-12-30	8
Bouncing Around the Room	499	2026-07-22	2000-05-22	1
The Mango Song	110	2026-07-17	2000-05-22	1
The Squirming Coil	378	2026-07-25	2000-05-21	2
Gotta Jibboo	107	2026-07-18	2000-05-23	0
Meatstick	80	2026-07-17	1999-12-31	7
Tweezer Reprise	333	2026-09-06	1999-12-30	8
You Enjoy Myself	629	2026-07-29	2000-05-23	0

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