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phound phis and phought of you Phish phans :D

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"I also don’t usually have any interest in Phish, or jam bands of that ilk, but here we have some kind of rare Phish concept album,
covered in its entirety. Nat Hawks, mastermind of the Little Fury Things record label, got the idea to take a recording of this Phish piece,
chop it into 100 segments of about 15 seconds to a minute and a half each, and get 100 different artists to cover each chunk.

I don’t know about anyone else, but I have not heard much Phish and the chunk I heard sounded pretty indistinct.
Random noodling without much of a tune to speak of, and some kind of rambling story being spoken over the top.

So it’s kind of strange to me that the final result actually seems pretty cohesive and is a really enjoyable listen.
I am willing to bet it’s about a million times better than the source material. I don’t know how much it turned
out this way due to the selection of artists, or if everyone really did a decent job of keeping the vibe from the source material intact.
Almost everyone is doing something experimental, ranging from loose rock to free-folk to electronic to ambient to whatever,
but it all turns out pretty chill and trippy and a little edgy. Which happens to be the vibe of Little Fury Things in general also.

Many of the tracks blend smoothly into each other, some have distinct breaks in-between.
At times I wish they were all merged and blended together a little more completely, but it would have been
difficult since some artists seem to have covered their piece of music as though it were a stand-alone song,
with a beginning and an end. I’m amazed this whole thing actually got completed, and I sort of suspect that
several of the credited artists might actually be Nat under different aliases, but even if so, there are a huge variety
of sounds and approaches at work here. Just a few of the credited names that seemed familiar to me: Scissor Shock, Holzkopf,
say no to architecture, Teeth Mountain, Video Hippos, Robe., Yellow Crystal Star, Sperm Whales."

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http://phish.com/festival8/halloween/index.html

which album will they play this halloween? They eliminate one each day. some interesting albums in there....

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Sperm Whales


I wonder if this is the guy I used to get submissions to my show from all the time. The guy would literally send me like a CD-R a week. He's from the town over from me.

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which album will they play this halloween? They eliminate one each day. some interesting albums in there....


There are some interesting ones. Dream would be to hear them do Wilco, Eno, or "Pretzel Logic". Would be incredible.

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I wonder if this is the guy I used to get submissions to my show from all the time. The guy would literally send me like a CD-R a week. He's from the town over from me.

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which album will they play this halloween? They eliminate one each day. some interesting albums in there....


There are some interesting ones. Dream would be to hear them do Wilco, Eno, or "Pretzel Logic". Would be incredible.


That's really neato.

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is axis: bold as love in there? that's what i've been calling. looks like are you experienced, though, can't tell.

i think it's a bit of weird one. they've always played albums that they've built up to in the style of their jamming in shows leading up. i think specifically remain in light and loaded were perfect distillations of where they've been at at the time. thriller would not be representative of them now, but something else entirely. they're due for more homage to hendrix, and maybe it's something trey can have fun with now.


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is axis: bold as love in there? that's what i've been calling. looks like are you experienced, though, can't tell.

i think it's a bit of weird one. they've always played albums that they've built up to in the style of their jamming in shows leading up. i think specifically remain in light and loaded were perfect distillations of where they've been at at the time. thriller would not be representative of them now, but something else entirely. they're due for more homage to hendrix, and maybe it's something trey can have fun with now.


That's a good call; I was thinking that it will be Hendrix, Bowie, or.....Exile (they bring in the horns, they already do "Loving Cup", etc) I'm not very excited by that prospect though and like your idea of an homage to Jimi much better.

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Television Marquee Moon would also be cool. The original indie jamband.


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anyone have a running list of what's been slashed, and what remains?


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anyone have a running list of what's been slashed, and what remains?


http://jamtopia.com/blog/phish-festival-8-cover-album-teaser

Looks like the only one to bite it today was Peter Gabriel.

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Everybody Knows this is Nowhere bit the dust.

This is kind of cute:

Strange things are afoot in the haunted gallery, as a number of album covers have started to get a Phish-themed makeover.

* Phish are in the sardine can on Hello Nasty
* The hot dog vendor on Pretzel Logic is sporting a viking hat
* The Boss is playing a Languedoc
* Trey and Page are moving a keyboard on Moving Pictures
* T-Rex is now T-rey
* Tom Petty is wearing a Phish shirt

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Everybody Knows this is Nowhere bit the dust.

This is kind of cute:

Strange things are afoot in the haunted gallery, as a number of album covers have started to get a Phish-themed makeover.

* Phish are in the sardine can on Hello Nasty
* The hot dog vendor on Pretzel Logic is sporting a viking hat
* The Boss is playing a Languedoc
* Trey and Page are moving a keyboard on Moving Pictures
* T-Rex is now T-rey
* Tom Petty is wearing a Phish shirt

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Hello Nasty just got re-released, and would be weird if they chose that. I'm still wanting Pretzel Logic.

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11.18.09 Cobo Arena, Detroit, MI
11.20.09 U.S. Bank Arena, Cincinnati, OH
11.21.09 U.S. Bank Arena, Cincinnati, OH
11.22.09 War Memorial at Oncenter , Syracuse, NY
11.24.09 Wachovia Center, Philadelphia, PA
11.25.09 Wachovia Center, Philadelphia, PA
11.27.09 Times Union Center, Albany, NY
11.28.09 Times Union Center, Albany, NY
11.29.09 Cumberland County Civic Center, Portland, ME
12.02.09 Madison Square Garden , New York, NY
12.03.09 Madison Square Garden, New York, NY
12.04.09 Madison Square Garden, New York, NY
12.05.09 John Paul Jones Arena, Charlottesville, VA


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11.22.09 War Memorial at Oncenter , Syracuse, NY

might be reason to drive up to my future home.

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i think that's the plan for me too - without moving to syracuse. that's my cousin's bday and he'll be there. problem is i was planning to see springsteen's last show of tour in buffalo that night.....


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i think that's the plan for me too - without moving to syracuse. that's my cousin's bday and he'll be there. problem is i was planning to see springsteen's last show of tour in buffalo that night.....


I just noticed its on a Sunday, and I don't have any more days off this year. Hmmm...how to make this work.

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12.04.09 Madison Square Garden, New York, NY


Put in my ticket request today. Day before my b-day.


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I'll be there on Friday, Dec.4. Upper deck seats that blow, but hey, it's about the experience, right?


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I'll be there on Friday, Dec.4. Upper deck seats that blow, but hey, it's about the experience, right?


Word up. I got shit seats too. Section 424 I think, possibly with extras if you know anyone that needs. We should definitely meet up at long last. Think I'm going Thurs too, and will probably hit Syracuse the week before (instead of last night of Bruce tour in Buffalo).


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I'll be there on Friday, Dec.4. Upper deck seats that blow, but hey, it's about the experience, right?


Word up. I got shit seats too. Section 424 I think, possibly with extras if you know anyone that needs. We should definitely meet up at long last. Think I'm going Thurs too, and will probably hit Syracuse the week before (instead of last night of Bruce tour in Buffalo).


My tix are Section 423. I'll be with my gal and a few of my college buddies that live in NYC are going as well, but their tix are in Sec.327.

Glad to hear you'll be there. Hope you have a connection in NYC...


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Hope you have a connection in NYC...


Sure do. For what, though? Regardless, probably more connected there than anyelsewhere, even for things I don't need.


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Cool news: I'm heading out to the Fest on Thursday! We're shooting the sets in 3D (and HD, obv). It's the same crew I worked with at Lollapalooza this year. I'm fairly Phish-ignorant, but from what I've heard and read about the band (and the H'ween "Costume" set they do) I'm pretty sure this is gonna be a great 4 days.

Cant wait! :)

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i think you're probably in for a treat. have fun!


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this is gonna be simulcast on xm jam-on

these remain, unless there's a supposed 100th album not listed:

1. David Bowie | Hunky Dory
2. David Bowie | Ziggy Stardust
3. Genesis | The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
4. Jimi Hendrix | Electric Ladyland
5. King Crimson | Larks' Tongues In Aspic
6. Led Zeppelin | Zeppelin I
7. MGMT | Oracular Spectacular
8. Michael Jackson | Thriller
9. Prince | Purple Rain
10. Radiohead | Kid A
11. Rolling Stones | Exile on Main Street
12. Van Morrison | Astral Weeks


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My buddy just got an email from some jamband org; says the choice is King Crimson.

People may be disappointed as its probably the least known of the finalists. But it could be really trippy. Looking forward to hearing it.


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