Gap Chart - Phish.net

PHISH, WEDNESDAY 06/14/2000

Set 1

Song	Last Played	Gap
Carini,	1999-12-05	24 show gap
The Curtain >	1999-12-30	13 show gap
Cities,	1999-09-29	36 show gap
Gumbo ->	1999-12-13	18 show gap
Llama,	2000-05-19	8 show gap
Fee,	1999-10-08	30 show gap
Heavy Things,	2000-06-10	3 show gap
Split Open and Melt	2000-05-22	6 show gap

Set 2

Song	Last Played	Gap
Back on the Train,	2000-06-11	2 show gap
Twist >	2000-06-10	3 show gap
Jam ->	2000-06-10	3 show gap
Walk Away ->	1999-12-07	23 show gap
Also Sprach Zarathustra	1999-12-31	12 show gap

Encore

Song	Last Played	Gap
Sleep,	1999-07-26	56 show gap
The Squirming Coil	2000-06-09	4 show gap

Average song gap: 16.07

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