Welcome to the 433rd edition of Phish.Net's Mystery Jam Monday Tuesday, the first and easiest of September. The winner will receive an MP3 download code courtesy of our friends at LivePhish.com / Nugs.Net. To win, be the first person to identify the song and date of the mystery clip. Each person gets one guess to start – if no one answers correctly in the first 24 hours, I'll post a hint. After the hint, everyone gets one more guess before Wednesday at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET. Stay safe!
*Reminder: For the first MJM of each month, only folks who have never won an MJM are allowed to answer before the hint. If you have never won an MJM, please answer as a blog comment below. If you have previously won an MJM, but you'd like to submit a guess before the hint, you may do so by PMing me; once the hint has been posted, everyone should answer on the blog. If that's confusing to you, check out the handy decision tree that I threw together for you. If you're not sure if you've won before, check in the MJM Results spreadsheet linked below.
Hint: I'm guessing few folks pinpointed this jam to its correct era yesterday, so I'll help you there: it's post-August '93, but pre-Fall '95. But be warned: those transition jams can be a little tricky to pick out of a setlist!
Answer: Congrats to @Zands on their third win! This time around, they used the hint and arrived at the sneaky double dip (see: MJM432) on 10/29/94 soothing early ambient sounds and tracked down the short jam between the 10/29/94 "The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday" and "Sparks." MJM434 coming right up...
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Also good job on the NYT Mini today Pete, you got me by 2 seconds.
But to actually find it is impressive