When It Comes to The Phish, Music Censorship Is Not Enough In Alpharetta, Georgia, a torrential thunderstorm boils overhead as a rock band takes to an open air stage. Is the concert cancelled for the safety of all those present? No, a simple act of God is not enough to stop those in pursuit of profit and the profane. Schools in Bethel, New York are forced to close when a fanatical cult rolls into town. Concerned families know to protect their children first. Elsewhere, caravans of hippies in search of marijuana kicks and sexual debauchery push local police forces to the breaking point. It seems like only yesterday that parental organizations rose up to protest the explicit lyrics of performers like Frank Zappa and Quiet Riot. For The Phish, the graphic content of their songs is certainly worthy of regulatory attention. More than any other group today, The Phish makes an active effort to skirt federal censorship laws by going out in the field to recruit young people into their disturbing lifestyle.
CELSO PIÑA VIVE LATINO 2013 August 12, 1996 Setlist :: Phish.net Soundcheck: Jam, Lean on Me (instrumental), The Old Home Place, Ain’t Too Proud To Beg -> Jam Set 1: Ya Mar, SOAMeltSplit Open and Melt, Esther > CDTChalk Dust Torture, Weigh > It's Ice > Dog Faced Boy, Taste, Oh Kee PaThe Oh Kee Pa Ceremony > SuzySuzy Greenberg Set 2: TimberTimber (Jerry) > Sparkle > Simple > CaspianPrince Caspian[1] > McGruppMcGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters > AntelopeRun Like an Antelope, Hello My Baby, GolgiGolgi Apparatus, Possum[2] Encore: SampleSample in a Jar Teases:· Voodoo Child (Slight Return) tease in Possum Noteworthy Jams: It's Ice, Timber (Jerry), Run Like an Antelope, Possum Average Song Gap: 12.45 Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon Notes: Caspian was unfinished. Song Distribution: 3 Rift 3 Lawn Boy 2 Billy Breathes 2 Stash 2 Hoist 2 Junta 1 A Picture of Nectar 1 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday 1 The White Tape Songs by Debut Year: This show was part of the "1996 Summer U.S.
TRYO Cabaret Sauvage [Concert] News - David Welker for Phish's 30th Anniversary Tour David Welker created a psychedelic version of Reading, Pennsylvania, for a stop on Phish's 30th anniversary tour. "Reading's landmark Pagoda is on the right, and there's a reference to the Reading Railroad of past and how it's a river town situated among the hills," explained the artist. "I included different characters, possibly from Phishlore: Rutherford as a young lad crossing the bridge with his skateboard under one arm (instead of jumping in and drowning as he's destined to); townspeople with a lasso around an octopus who wants to return to the river; an alligator dancing with a banjo player in the street; and some strange, bulbous creatures fishing with their extendable tongues." He conceived the design over the course of a month and executed the poster in two weeks. Welker also made a 4.25-by-6-inch, three-color screen print for Phish's newly released box set recorded live on December 7, 1995 in Niagara Falls.
Setlists > Phish.net Saturday, 11/02/2013 Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, NJ Set 1: Wilson > Rift, Ocelot, Water in the Sky > SampleSample in a Jar, Funky Bitch > 46 Days, ThemeTheme From the Bottom, Yarmouth Road > LxLLimb By Limb, Mike'sMike's Song > HydrogenI Am Hydrogen > WeekapaugWeekapaug Groove Set 2: DwDDown with Disease[1] > Piper[2] > Roggae > Waves > Tweezer > Julius > BDTNLBackwards Down the Number Line > Character Zero Encore: Sleeping Monkey > TweepriseTweezer Reprise Teases:· Theme from Shaft quote in Theme From the Bottom· The Tears of a Clown and Fuego teases in Down with Disease· Theme from The Odd Couple tease in Tweezer· Rhapsody in Blue tease in Tweezer Reprise Notes: This show was officially webcast via LivePhish.com. 8 Reviews Add Review Gap Chart Back to Top Friday, 11/01/2013 Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, NJ Set 1: Cavern > Runaway Jim, Sand, Halfway to the Moon, Halley'sHalley's Comet > Tube > Possum, CircusWhen the Circus Comes, Sugar Shack, JJLCJesus Just Left Chicago, BowieDavid Bowie
The twenty best versions of Phish classics Phish just finished a stunning run of shows on the East Coast last week in which the band debuted new material. While the new tunes will no doubt inspire much debate, the band's already sprawling archive of performances provides endless fodder for discussions of which versions are the best. Admittedly, there are probably as many amazing renditions as there are individual opinions and preferences, based on everything from longest renditions to most exploratory. And obviously, there are multiple online communities that have spent years dedicated to haggling over this very thing. See also: Phish's twenty most interesting covers 20. 19. 18. 17. 16.