Fee - Gets things started on a fun note.
Rift - Nice spot and well played.
Spock's Brain - A shame this tune hasn't been in the regular lineup... Just a really awesome tune. Great version.
Julius - Wish 3.0 versions were half as powerful as this.
Glide - Well done. One of the best Phish tunes, when they execute.
Mound - Another really well executed performance. They're playing a lot of difficult stuff, and making it sound easy.
Stash - Great version. Lots of tension. Builds and builds. Trey is a wizard. Lots of cool stuff going on from every member of the band. I really wish I had a better recording of this!
Horse/Silent - I guess it's ok to have something like this after that Stash... I'm not a big fan of cool down songs, though. Not the worst choice, though.
Squirming Coil - Makes a good first set closer.
2001 - Nice old version. Sometimes I forget that they never used to stretch this tune out very much.
Halley's Comet - I always wish the end was longer.

This one is no exception. It just rocks, but so short. Great segue to the Bowie noises, though.
David Bowie - Just plain sick. Seems like parts of the first half of the jam could have come out of a Gin. Lot of playing with slowing down and speeding up, key changes, everybody listening. Very cool wall of sound emerges. Develops into a raging and rocking climax. 20 mins of jam, and not a dull moment. Will always stick out in my mind as one of the better Bowies.
Lifeboy - Meh.
Suzy Greenberg - Should have skipped Lifeboy and gone straight to this. Not sure if the crowd could have handled that, though.

Hood - Just beautiful.
Acoustic Army - Cool.
Sweet Adeline - Kinda boring to me, but whatever... They seem to enjoy it.
Golgi Apparatus - Like it more as a first set tune, and the placement here seems really weird. Kind of gives the end of the show a really disjointed feel. Love the song, though. A solid version.
Bold as Love - Good encore song. Just has that feel to it.
All in all, a great show. Stash and Bowie anchor the first and second sets respectively. Well played versions of a lot of great tunes. I just love June '95. One of the best months of Phish, period.