Tweezer 7/31/2013 Lake Tahoe, CA. Phish - The LivePhish Videos (Remastered) Phish - Full Set - 12/31/96 - Set 3 - Boston, MA. Analyze Fish, episode #5 of Analyze Phish on Earwolf. Phish - Down with Disease / Free - SPAC - 1995-06-26. Phish - Riverport "Bathtub Gin": Greatest Jam Ever? Official Videos: Members of Phish Show Off Their Rigs. UPDATE (1/15/13): Phish Has Started Posted Official Versions of These Videos To Their Vimeo Page, So We’ve Updated Our Post With Them Throughout the year when Phish webcasts were shown on LivePhish.com, webcast viewers were shown mini-documentaries about the quartet’s touring rigs at setbreak. Each member took a turn hosting the segments and explaining how they each get the sounds that Phish fans are so familiar with.
If you missed any of these segments, we’ve compiled them here for your viewing pleasure. Trey Anastasio Explains His Guitar Rig and Effects, Pts 1 & 2 Mike Gordon Explains His Bass Rig and Effects, Pts. 1 & 2 Jon Fishman Talks Beats and Drums Page McConnell Explains His Keyboard Rig, Pt. 1 Page McConnell Explains His Keyboard Rig, Pt. 2. Phish plays Dark Side Of The Moon (1 of 4) PHiSH - 9/2/12 - Dick's - Complete Pro Shot. Phish 8-19-12 Set II. Phish 2013-07-26 - The Gorge Night 1 - Complete. Sunday Cinema: Phish Plays Exile On Main Street on JamBase.
When Phish returned from a breakup in 2009, they reinstated many traditions including the "musical costume. " Started on October 31, 1994; the band would cover an album by another artist as their second set at each Halloween show they played. The tradition kicked off with a cover of The Beatles' White Album in 1994 and continued with takes on The Who's Quadrophenia in 1995, Remain In Light by Talking Heads in 1996 and Loaded by The Velvet Underground in 1998.
For their "comeback year" of 2009, Phish brought back the Halloween tradition with a new wrinkle. This time they would play an album as part of a three-day festival. The band created a website filled with album covers and as the festival came near would "kill off" covers of albums they wouldn't be performing until there were only a few left.
The band did a fantastic job with the double-album and were augmented by a horn section and vocalists Sharon Jones and Saundra Williams.