If you want to understand Phish's place in the improvisatory-rock continuum then you have to hear jams like this otherworldly 50-minute Tweezer, which makes the 5/7/94 Bomb Factory Tweezerfest seem like a drunken joke-a-thon. This is pure unadulterated dig-in-your-heels psychedelic rock from the...
My first review: After going to GRACELAND to pay our respects to the King, we strolled across the bridge to the mud island in the middle of the MISSISSIPPI where the stage stood and the city of MEMPHIS was the backdrop we knew it was going to be a "TCB" kind of night. We were not disappointed....
@waxbanks already said it rather evocatively, but I'm just going to chime in and say this Tweezer is SERIOUS. Like jungles of Vietnam serious. Serious as a heart attack. Any fan of improvisatory music should hear this 50 minute segment, it gets so dark and evil during the first jam that you...
This was my first show, and I didn't really KNOW any Phish songs beyond 'Fee' and 'Esther.' The massive Tweezer as totally lost on me at the time. I only have two very clear memories of this show: The Cavern 'kick dance' sticks out in my mind and the a capella 'Amazing Grace.' They did Amazing...
Working through their catalogue I came upon this aging gem, that leaned against my ear in auditory splendor...
I am finding this 25 years after the show date and while I don’t find that I give perfect scores, this one is close.
A solid show from start to finish, but a long inspired jam in...
Mud Island is certainly a one-peak show on the whole, but that's not to say the rest of the setlist is devoid of any worth. I really love the Don't You Want to Go? opener and wish they'd bring this tune back into the mix...it would probably fit into the 3.0/4.0 Phish catalog quite nicely. The...