Setlist

Set 1 (Trey Solo Acoustic)
Dirt
Dogs Stole Things
Trey Speaks
Runaway Jim
Brian & Robert
Guyute
Driver
Chalkdust Torture

Set 2 (Electric w/ Russ & Tony)
Come On Baby (Let's Go Downtown)
Jibboo
Ooh Child
Chasin the Waste (F-hole)/Tops Off
I Can See Clearly Now
Come On #1
Mozambique
Bell Bottom Blues

Set 3
Sand
Drums (w/ Trey on small set)
Possum
First Tube
Aqui Como Alla
Row Jimmy
Last Tube/Band Intro

Notes:

Anastasio was eventually suspended from college for an entire semester after he broke into the science building and stole a human hand and a goat's heart. He sent it to his friend as a prank with a note that said "I've got to hand it to you, you've got heart." During his suspension, Anastasio attended classes at Mercer County Community College while living at home and while there met up with old friend Tom Marshall. Also attending Mercer was Marc Daubert who would officially join Phish as percussionist from September 1984 to February 1985. After seeing a Phish show, pianist Page McConnell joined Phish in the autumn of 1985. Anastasio, along with Jon Fishman, transferred to Goddard College, which he attended from fall of 1986 to spring of 1988.

During this time Anastasio also began a lifelong association with composer Ernie Stires, who taught him techniques for composition and arranging. While at Goddard, Anastasio assembled the song cycle The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday as his senior project. These songs would become mainstays of the Phish catalog. Anastasio graduated from Goddard in 1988 with a degree in creative writing.