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If you've been into the Phish scene for any amount of time, you've heard of, or been to a PhanArt show. For years, artists have creators have sold their wares outside of venues but it wasn't until relatively recently that they've had a localized, organized location to set up shop.  And who got this whole shebang organized? Pete Mason--otherwise known as PhanArt Pete.  

For today's episode of Attendance Bias, Pete chose Phish's legendary show on 7/29/03 at the Starlake Amphitheater in Burgettestown, Pennsylvania. This show was a major peak of Phish's 2.0 era, and if you weren't around at the time, it's hard to communicate just how crazy and unexpected the setlist was. Filled with rarities, bustouts, and era-defining jams, it was a show that went deep.

For today's show, I would like to emphasize two things:

• For every download and listen today's show gets through Friday 11/20, I will donate $1 to Trey's Divided Sky Fund, up to $500. The donation will be made during The Beacon Jams on 11/20.
• Pete is not letting the coronavirus pandemic get in the way of connecting artists to their fans. There will be a virtual PhanArt show this coming Saturday, 11/14 at PhanArt.net. More info available at that site.

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This week's audio: 7/29/03 @ Star Lake Amphitheater, Burgettstown, PA