Shred XLIX: And then the North Koreans attacked

aginor wrote: I think Phish is borderline exellent and anyoing, sometimes their jams work sometimes they are wtf, sometimes it is nudling for the nudlings sake, sometimes your jaw drop, sometimes the vocals can nag on your ears, and somtimes you lough beocuse the lyrics is funny and the humour is good, I have the album Junta, i really like it and i really dislike it if that make sence

If Junta annoys you, you'd probably like the following 3 albums better. Junta DOES have most of their epic songs though, and a lot of instrumental workouts. Lawn Boy is a bit weird and eclectic, but has some great vocal harmonies and more epic compositions. A Picture of Nectar is a very jazzy album, and Rift is their prog concept album.

rushfan4 wrote: darkshade wrote: rushfan4 wrote: darkshade wrote: rushfan4 wrote: I am seeing a lot of Phish plays in What Are You Listening To Now thread.  I will be doing the same in the next week or so.  Only Tom Petty, Phideaux, and Anthony Phillips come between me and Phish. I'm enjoying their studio albums right now. I don't usually listen to the studio albums, but when I was new to Phish, and getting into prog rock, I used to listen to their first 4 studio albums, as well as The Story of the Ghost and Farmhouse, all the time. So I have a bit of nostalgia with those albums. The Story Of Ghost and Farmhouse were my introduction studio albums to Phish.  Those and the live album Slip Stitch and Pass. Those 2, plus the first 4 studio albums all remind me of summer (especially summer '05). Never got into SS&P, but I've heard a lot of Phish shows anyway. Phish are actually the reason I discovered PA, because I was looking for album reviews and Google led me here. I misspoke.  It was A Live One, not Slip Stitch and Pass.  I just remember really loving the song Slave To The Traffic Light.

Oh yea, A Live One is good. It was my second live album after Live Phish Vol. 18 ('94 show).

darkshade wrote: [QUOTE=aginor]I think Phish is borderline exellent and anyoing, sometimes their jams work sometimes they are wtf, sometimes it is nudling for the nudlings sake, sometimes your jaw drop, sometimes the vocals can nag on your ears, and somtimes you lough beocuse the lyrics is funny and the humour is good, I have the album Junta, i really like it and i really dislike it if that make sence

If Junta annoys you, you'd probably like the following 3 albums better. Junta DOES have most of their epic songs though, and a lot of instrumental workouts. Lawn Boy is a bit weird and eclectic, but has some great vocal harmonies and more epic compositions. A Picture of Nectar is a very jazzy album, and Rift is their prog concept album.
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]i mostly annoy on a professiona level as a bass player couse i have tried many times to remember and play it by ear (which i usualy doo as i don't know how to read music) i use to memorate basslines, but some of the basslines in Phish is so good and anoyingly free it is imposible to memorate it all, which makes me go sour, (bad reason to not like album), it just anoys me that i have to doo some effort to learn it (lazy syndorme)


Edited by aginor - July 03 2012 at 13:52

I used to go to a lot of Detroit Vipers' minor league hockey games at the Palace, where the Detroit Pistons play, and I can remember them showing upcoming shows on the video screen for a Phish concert.  I had never heard of them before, but was intrigued by the blurbs that I was hearing during the advertisement.  Thus, I checked them out, and the rest is Phishtory.

bue ori

buhbyebuh

So groove and soul good! I dare you to find music more beautiful than that:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuytQvycLag&feature=plcp

These dudes I know said that I have swag but that my swag is that I have no swag.

You don't suspect my life's a mess, you prob'ly think it's groovy. 

Hey Gabe- I have grown a ridiculous liking for Australian humor. While a lot of it is garbage just like America, the best ones are AMAZINGLY good. As good as Mr Show.