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Post by Nathan Fieldcяab on Jun 14, 2019 14:22:31 GMT -5
Overheard our camp neighbors saying that they'd never heard of Phish and that they sounded "gay" (in 2019!), so naturally I had to rearrange my plans to blast Phish from our Bluetooth speakers all morning.
I missed it. My service is spotty and I can't get it to load. Gimme a rundown
I actually haven't listened yet. I'm saving it for later tonight. Here's the Jambase blurb
Jesse Lauter interspersed samples from Phish’s Kasvot Växt within his two-hour DJ set on Thursday, including the “Faceplant Into Rock” sample from “The Final Hurrah.” The turntablist also featured songs by Kraftwerk, ABBA, Todd Terje, CAN, Kraan and many other Scandinavian acts into the soundtrack for his dance party. Attendees were asked to wear white in keeping with the theme from the quartet’s musical costume. Phish performs tonight and on Sunday at Bonnaroo.
Kraftwerk- Musique Non Stop- 0:00 Mother Gong- Disco At The End Of The World- 3:47 Häxmöjik ft. Phish- Häxmöjik Meets Wallob (Funky Roots)- 5:33 Sweet- Funk It Up (David’s Song)- 8:09 Zoo- Jeg Robot- 13:10 ABBA- Does Your Mother Know- 16:29 Atle Lauve- Du Er Sä Deilig- 19:33 Ashra- Shuttle Cock- 23:50 CAN- I Want More- 27:37 Guru Guru- Night Bear- 30:45 Gentle Giant- Free Hand- 32:06 Fia Nyström- Interrail- 35:05 Sten & Stanley- Daddy Cool- 38:15 Karen Young- Dee Tour- 41:38 Ashra- Club Cannibal- 45:12 John Holm- Du E En Stor Grabb Nu- 48:11 Birth Control- Gamma Ray- 51:44 Pugh Rogefeldt- Stockholm- 54:47 Sten & Stanley ft. Ebbe Nilsson- Le Freak- 58:00 Flamingokvintetten- Funkytown- 1:01:18 Plustwo- Melody- 1:04:52 Nils Landgren- Computer Love- 1:08:40 Sten & Stanley- That’s The Way (I Like It)- 1:12:55 Annie- Chewing Gum- 1:16:16 [HOUSE PARTY] Hubbabubbaklubb- Mopedbart- 1:19:58 Mungolian Jetset- Moon Jocks n Prog Rocks- 1:24:59 Dan Lissvik- M- 1:33:29 Todd Terje- Strandbar- 1:37:04 Andre Bratten- Be A Man You Ant- 1:41:28 [FACEPLANT BACK TO ROCK] Kraan- Bandits In The Woods- 1:43:08 Super Funk Special- Lord Funk- 1:45:32 Steve Hillage- Saucer Surfing- 1:49:30 CAN- ………..AND MORE- 1:53:08 CAN- Turtle (In The Clouds) Have Short Legs- 1:53:41 Zoo- Førrstå Sæ På- 1:56:45 Turid- Striden- 2:00:39
I missed it. My service is spotty and I can't get it to load. Gimme a rundown
I actually haven't listened yet. I'm saving it for later tonight. Here's the Jambase blurb
Jesse Lauter interspersed samples from Phish’s Kasvot Växt within his two-hour DJ set on Thursday, including the “Faceplant Into Rock” sample from “The Final Hurrah.” The turntablist also featured songs by Kraftwerk, ABBA, Todd Terje, CAN, Kraan and many other Scandinavian acts into the soundtrack for his dance party. Attendees were asked to wear white in keeping with the theme from the quartet’s musical costume. Phish performs tonight and on Sunday at Bonnaroo.
Kraftwerk- Musique Non Stop- 0:00 Mother Gong- Disco At The End Of The World- 3:47 Häxmöjik ft. Phish- Häxmöjik Meets Wallob (Funky Roots)- 5:33 Sweet- Funk It Up (David’s Song)- 8:09 Zoo- Jeg Robot- 13:10 ABBA- Does Your Mother Know- 16:29 Atle Lauve- Du Er Sä Deilig- 19:33 Ashra- Shuttle Cock- 23:50 CAN- I Want More- 27:37 Guru Guru- Night Bear- 30:45 Gentle Giant- Free Hand- 32:06 Fia Nyström- Interrail- 35:05 Sten & Stanley- Daddy Cool- 38:15 Karen Young- Dee Tour- 41:38 Ashra- Club Cannibal- 45:12 John Holm- Du E En Stor Grabb Nu- 48:11 Birth Control- Gamma Ray- 51:44 Pugh Rogefeldt- Stockholm- 54:47 Sten & Stanley ft. Ebbe Nilsson- Le Freak- 58:00 Flamingokvintetten- Funkytown- 1:01:18 Plustwo- Melody- 1:04:52 Nils Landgren- Computer Love- 1:08:40 Sten & Stanley- That’s The Way (I Like It)- 1:12:55 Annie- Chewing Gum- 1:16:16 [HOUSE PARTY] Hubbabubbaklubb- Mopedbart- 1:19:58 Mungolian Jetset- Moon Jocks n Prog Rocks- 1:24:59 Dan Lissvik- M- 1:33:29 Todd Terje- Strandbar- 1:37:04 Andre Bratten- Be A Man You Ant- 1:41:28 [FACEPLANT BACK TO ROCK] Kraan- Bandits In The Woods- 1:43:08 Super Funk Special- Lord Funk- 1:45:32 Steve Hillage- Saucer Surfing- 1:49:30 CAN- ………..AND MORE- 1:53:08 CAN- Turtle (In The Clouds) Have Short Legs- 1:53:41 Zoo- Førrstå Sæ På- 1:56:45 Turid- Striden- 2:00:39
Listened to a chunk of this driving back to Murfreesboro late last night, it's a lot of fun. Love of Phish not required, just a love of dance music.
Post by trantsgiving on Jun 15, 2019 13:45:20 GMT -5
I’ll write some more detailed thoughts later but wasn’t really for me. I can see why people enjoy it but not enough to warrant staying Sunday. Happy I gave it a chance though.
SETLIST: PHISH, SUNDAY 06/16/2019 BONNAROO MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL Manchester, TN SET 1: Set Your Soul Free, Blaze On, Death Don't Hurt Very Long, Reba[1], Free > Sand, Wolfman's Brother, Cavern
SET 2: Mike's Song > Fluffhead > Twist -> Weekapaug Groove -> No Men In No Man's Land -> Weekapaug Groove -> Twist > Fuego > Ghost > Bathtub Gin
Post by Nathan Fieldcяab on Jun 17, 2019 0:52:50 GMT -5
We left at set break, and I have a mix of intense fomo from how great that set 2 playlist was and gratitude we're now indoors while it appears to be raining pretty heavily.
Never seen Phish before this weekend. Caught the end of them on Friday (starting around More) and all of both sets yesterday. I was absolutely blown away. They have acquired a new fan for sure.
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Post by trantsgiving on Jun 17, 2019 15:51:27 GMT -5
For me, that Friday set was about what I expected. The light show was pretty amazing but the music itself went from very enjoyable to legitimately painful to listen to. They would often have something good going only for someone to scream over it or something. There was also one jam that just sounded flat out disgusting as if they were using the wettest possible guitar effects and keyboard sounds. It was pretty gross to listen to. Also for a band whose main appeal is musical talent, I counted like 3/4 times where Trey or someone majorly fucked something up timing wise. I believe there was one solo where it sounded like Trey was in the wrong key for like 10 seconds. It could’ve been on purpose cause it sounded pretty cool but it didn’t fit the song. There was another time where they all hit a note at the same time one the first note of a measure but Trey missed like half of them. Another time, Trey seemed to completely give up on a riff and go into something completely different but it could’ve been the way the song went.
Beyond that, the solos and build up were great. Me and my girlfriend spent like 5 minutes trying to figure out where that one riff Trey played was from. It’s definitely from a movie, maybe Star Wars? I could hear each instrument clearly and the What stage definitely did them justice. It would be on the border if I made a top 10 because I was definitely interested the whole time but not something I have a desire to see again and it didn’t seem worth it for me to stay for last nights show.
I can see why people love them but it’s just not for me.
Post by 𝕤𝕨𝕖𝕖𝕥 𝕔𝕒𝕣𝕠𝕝𝕚𝕟𝕒 on Jun 17, 2019 16:40:07 GMT -5
The Sunday double sets are a favorite highlight not only from this year but all 5 that I’ve been to! Possibly my favorite headlining show I’ve ever seen as well. The crowd around us was amazing and had us cracking up. I enjoyed listening to Phish to prep for Roo but seeing them live was a game changer. I’m gonna try to make it to more shows when they come around!
For me, that Friday set was about what I expected. The light show was pretty amazing but the music itself went from very enjoyable to legitimately painful to listen to. They would often have something good going only for someone to scream over it or something. There was also one jam that just sounded flat out disgusting as if they were using the wettest possible guitar effects and keyboard sounds. It was pretty gross to listen to. Also for a band whose main appeal is musical talent, I counted like 3/4 times where Trey or someone majorly fucked something up timing wise. I believe there was one solo where it sounded like Trey was in the wrong key for like 10 seconds. It could’ve been on purpose cause it sounded pretty cool but it didn’t fit the song. There was another time where they all hit a note at the same time one the first note of a measure but Trey missed like half of them. Another time, Trey seemed to completely give up on a riff and go into something completely different but it could’ve been the way the song went.
Beyond that, the solos and build up were great. Me and my girlfriend spent like 5 minutes trying to figure out where that one riff Trey played was from. It’s definitely from a movie, maybe Star Wars? I could hear each instrument clearly and the What stage definitely did them justice. It would be on the border if I made a top 10 because I was definitely interested the whole time but not something I have a desire to see again and it didn’t seem worth it for me to stay for last nights show.
I can see why people love them but it’s just not for me.
Trey can be sloppy but you get used to it. Rolling Stone's review of him on the greatest guitarist lists put it best, I think "His epic solos balance technical finger-work against screaming climaxes, and they're exciting even when he's sloppy. Especially when he's sloppy." 90s Trey could hit the craziest fucking runs with precision, 2010s Trey can't but his sense of melody/phrasing is still second to none imo. Though he butchered the outro riff of DWD on Friday which made me grimace...but you get used to it as a Phish fan.
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