Phish Shares Official Video Of 25+ Minute Atlanta ‘Tweezer’

Phish began second sets in Atlanta on Friday and Saturday nights with lengthy jams that scored on both the quality and quantity charts. the band had previously shared professionally-shot video of the impressive “Kill Devil Falls” from Friday night and have now unleashed pro- shot video of the insane “Tweezer” from Saturday night.

Phish kicked off a second set with “Tweezer” on Saturday night for the first time since the famed “Tahoe Tweezer” on July 31, 2013. Saturday’s “Tweezer” saw bassist Mike Gordon use synthed-out bass tones to navigate the band into dark and funky jam territory. The improvisation moved to a blissfully sublime segment in which guitarist Trey Anastasio introduced a theme that both Page McConnell and Gordon quickly latched on to, patiently propelled by Trey’s soft MuTron-effect tone. The jam ultimately drew the song beyond the 25-minute mark, shifting several gears and hitting a manic pinnacle driven by Anastasio’s soaring guitar over an unrelenting rhythm. A final turn back into deconstructed darkness initiated by Gordon dropped into a delay loop wobble that turned into “Waiting All Night.” Watch how it went down:

Here’s more on Saturday’s Phish show. The band’s Summer Tour moves on to Nashville tomorrow night.