1. Loving Cup
2. Rift
3. Split Open and Melt
4. Fee
5. Maze
6. Colonel Forbin's Ascent
7. Fly Famous Mockingbird
8. Sparkle
9. My Friend, My Friend
10. Poor Heart
11. David Bowie/Moby Dick
12. Runaway Jim
13. It's Ice
14. Paul and Silas
15. You Enjoy Myself
16. Ya Mar
17. Big Ball Jam
18. Lawn Boy
19. Funky Bitch
20. My Sweet One
21. Hold Your Head Up/Love You/Hold Your Head Up
22. Llama
23. Amazing Grace
24. AC/DC Bag
25. Golgi Apparatus
26. Foam
27. The Sloth
28. Possum
29. Weigh
30. All Things Reconsidered
31. The Divided Sky
32. The Horse
33. Silent In The Morning
34. Fluffhead
35. Cavern
36. Wilson
37. Reba
38. Tweezer
39. Walk Away
40. Tweezer
41. Glide
42. Mike's Song
43. My Mind's Got A Mind Of Its Own
44. Mike's Song
45. I Am Hydrogen
46. Vibration Of Life
47. Kung
48. I Am Hydrogen
49. Weekapaug Groove
50. Have Mercy
51. Weekapaug Groove
52. Rock And Roll All Nite
53. Weekapaug Groove
54. Fast Enough For You
55. Big Ball Jam
56. Hold Your Head Up/Terrapin/Hold Your Head Up
57. Harry Hood
58. Tweezer Reprise
59. Sleeping Monkey
60. Suzy Greenberg
61. Buried Alive
62. Punch You In The Eye
63. Uncle Pen
64. Horn
65. Chalk Dust Torture
66. Esther
67. Dinner And A Movie
68. Bouncing Around The Room
69. Run Like An Antelope
70. Axilla
71. The Curtain
72. Stash
73. Manteca
74. Stash
75. The Lizards
76. Bathtub Gin
77. Hold Your Head Up/Cracklin' Rosie/Hold Your Head Up/Tuning
78. The Squirming Coil
79. Big Black Furry Creature From Mars
80. Sweet Adeline
81. Good Times, Bad Times
82. Paul and Silas
83. Pig In A Pen
Product Description
This CD of recordings from Phish's three-show run at Atlanta's Roxy Theater in 1993 is the first complete multiple-show release since "Hampton Comes Alive" and the magical "Island Tour" of 1998. An almost 8 ½ hour excursion. The only thing better than one night of Phish at their peak is three shows in a row and, as three-night stands go, this collection simply must be heard.
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At the Roxy (Atlanta 93)
- Audio CD: 0 pages (2008-11-18)
- Publisher: JEMP RECORDS
- Label: JEMP RECORDS
- Format: Box set, Live
- Studio: JEMP RECORDS
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 2 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #4851
Avg. Customer Review:
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Wonderful shows, poor package. 2008-12-25
Comment: Hello, this is my first review on Amazon.com. I live in Italy but i'm in love with Phish since the mid of the '90s and this was my Xmas gift and I'm very happy to hear those shows in a brilliant sound. 1993 is a great period for the band and those gigs are great!! The only disappoint thing, for me, it's the package: 8 paper sleeves with only a 2 page "booklet" and it was a VERY expensive bought for me (about 60 Euros). Well, ok, they are 8 discs but the packaging is 2$ expensive for the band. Uhm. Anyway, great great great great shows !
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: One of the all-time most cherished and unusual Phish shows 2008-12-01
Comment: I've had an audience version of 2/20/93 as a cherished part of my tape collection since the mid 90s. The Pharmer's Almanac rated it as Phan Pick #3 and I couldn't agree more. Since 2/20/93 (Saturday night) has long been one of those mystical and exalted sparklers, it's a good place for a review to begin. The second set is especially spectacular in an unusual way. Many of the band's songs reference other Phish songs. In addition to 'Mike's Song' featuring a 'Tweezer' bass line, it contains a nod to 'Fluffhead.' It is one of those epic shows that boasts a 'Tweezer' that lasts the duration of the set. Except instead of a straight up 'Tweezer,' it became a monster jam that segued in and out of mini-versions of 'My Mind's Got A Mind Of Its Own,' 'Vibration Of Life,' 'Have Mercy' and many others. The most memorable tune of the thread occurred when Gene Simmons impersonator Jay Von Lehe came out to sing a minute long version of the KISS song 'Rock And Roll All Night.' While the second night is the blockbuster that easily could have been a Live Phish release by itself, the previous and following nights are also a blast. The Friday night show features one of those 'David Bowie's' that played 'Moby Dick' bookends. It was Jon Fishman's birthday and unbeknownst to listeners is that he is at one point presented with a Public Enemy style clock. Jimmy Herring (Aquarium Rescue Unit, Phil and Phriends, etc.) plays for a few tunes, but his musical impact is minimal. The first night is a wonderful show that tends to get overshadowed by the next evening's blockbuster. The last two discs of "At the Roxy" feature the Sunday night performance. The last night is wonderful by most standards, but a typical show for the period. The oddity for the evening was the inclusion of local boy Jeff Mosier (Aquarium Rescue Unit, Blueground Undergrass). Joining the band for the debut of 'Pig in a Pen,' he plays banjo on a few tunes. The weekend gave a final nod to Zeppelin with a memorable bluegrass infused rendition of 'Good Times Bad Times.' It seems that the band connected with Mosier, because he toured with Phish the following year and became the band's Bluegrass mentor. On all eight discs, the sound quality is superb. Those who ordered "At the Roxy" from the Phish web page also received a bonus disc of the previous year's performance from Atlanta's Variety Playhouse. As memory serves me, it's the only official release that features an explanation of the secret language. While short, 3/28/92 is a good show that is now marketed as the Roxy prequel. As the story goes, the band couldn't do a full second set since the club was flooded. Before packing up, Phish promised to return to Atlanta with something special. Indeed, the following year's string of Roxy shows proved to be an epic and cherished chapter of Phishlore. Get "At the Roxy" and enjoy a beloved piece of Phishistory.
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At the Roxy (Atlanta 93)
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