Favorite One-Off cover of 3.0

[Buffalo Budd]

We're connoisseurs, not addicts.
There's a difference.

[emay]

I enjoyed the rover and thunder road too.
Rover was actually executed well.

[susep]

sorry guys, that radiohead cover was wack.

I like how it kept popping up in the tunes afterward.  Caspian segued into another dank donut ambient jam w/ Fish quietly singing "sucking on a lemon". 

[cactusfan]

I enjoyed the rover and thunder road too.
Rover was actually executed well.

The Rover was such a cool surprise. A very under the radar Zep tune I always loved.
Gets off to a bit of a rough start, but then it's great.

[rowjimmy]

sorry guys, that radiohead cover was wack.

I like how it kept popping up in the tunes afterward.  Caspian segued into another dank donut ambient jam w/ Fish quietly singing "sucking on a lemon".

Insofar as sounding like Radiohead... not a winner. But it was cool in and of itself.

[GBL]

On a side note, greatest one off of all time?  Gotta be Terrapin Station

Still gives me chills listening to it

[mistercharlie]

On a side note, greatest one off of all time?  Gotta be Terrapin Station

Still gives me chills listening to it

As much as I love Terrapin Station I think my favorite one-off of all time would be Rhinoceros. I love that song and it was a great start to a great show.

[tet]

On a side note, greatest one off of all time?  Gotta be Terrapin Station

Still gives me chills listening to it

Agreed, it was pretty insane at the time, and I also still get chills on those first few notes.

However, one of my favorites was just a few months later, 11/14/98 (I am in perpetual-fluffing of this show, btw) - So Lonely!! Just nailed and such a fun, ridiculous cover in a year that had tons of fun, ridiculous (and a few serious) covers.

[Gol D. Roger]

On a side note, greatest one off of all time?  Gotta be Terrapin Station

Still gives me chills listening to it

As much as I love Terrapin Station I think my favorite one-off of all time would be Rhinoceros. I love that song and it was a great start to a great show.

This.

[VDB]

radiohead cover was cool


but I literally thought the pavilion was going to cave in during that Killin in the Name.
I saw someone light off a damn roman candle in the pavilion! Not even sure how they got that in. Someone also had a huge american flag they were waving in the pit which just brought it all together, what a moment in phishtory.

That was wild. The whole thing was as intense and unexpected a moment as I've encountered at a Phish show and, given my little relationship with that song during my youth, utterly unforgettable for me.

That said, I'm glad TCoB got left off the list because it would have been a tough call. Extremely fun and gratifying for some different reasons.