Phish

[celtic250]

Anyone else here a fan? Its safe to say I am obsessed!

[pektel]

Yes. Been listening to them since around 94-95. Search youtube for jones beach phish for some great performances.

[Blak Smyth]

I like some stuff, Lifeboy is a good song.
And the Wolfmans brother reminds me of the Tat Wolfman!

[cobra03]

I dont own anything from them but i have seen them in concert twice and they put on a fantastic show. Really enjoyed myself.

[celtic250]

Originally Posted by Blak Smyth

I like some stuff, Lifeboy is a good song.
And the Wolfmans brother reminds me of the Tat Wolfman!

Got to love the Wolfmans. Always bringing the funk

[floydpink]

Saw Phish in the late 80's when they played once a month at a place in SOHO in NYC called Wetlands and were not that well known.

I saw them as a possible suquel to the Grateful Dead as they were getting older.

10 years later I saw them in a big outdoor venue and realized I was wrong.

Not impressed.

[celtic250]

Originally Posted by floydpink

Saw Phish in the late 80's when they played once a month at a place in SOHO in NYC called Wetlands and were not that well known.

I saw them as a possible suquel to the Grateful Dead as they were getting older.

10 years later I saw them in a big outdoor venue and realized I was wrong.

Not impressed.

Hard to compare the GD to Phish. Apples to oranges in my opinion.

[Taki]

Some stuff I used to listen too but not really anymore

[pektel]

One of my buddies posted this on his facebook page. Totally describes him:

[celtic250]

Originally Posted by pektel

One of my buddies posted this on his facebook page. Totally describes him:

Haha that pretty much explains me in a picture. I am heading out to NYC for there MSG NYE run here in a few weeks. Anyone else heading out for that?

[pektel]

Right. Though they do share the genre, that's about it.

Trey Anastasio is an incredible guitarist.

I will say that I enjoy Big Wu shows more than Phish. They are local to my home state (MN), and we get along together well. They started out of St. Olaf College as a Grateful Dead cover band, but now have a large repertoire of original music.

http://soundcloud.com/the-big-wu/tracks?page=2

Check out MN Moon. And Kensington Manor.

[celtic250]

Originally Posted by pektel

Right. Though they do share the genre, that's about it.

Trey Anastasio is an incredible guitarist.

I will say that I enjoy Big Wu shows more than Phish. They are local to my home state (MN), and we get along together well. They started out of St. Olaf College as a Grateful Dead cover band, but now have a large repertoire of original music.

http://soundcloud.com/the-big-wu/tracks?page=2

Check out MN Moon. And Kensington Manor.

I grew up in IA so I have seen Big Wu a few times back in my high school days. Always was a good time.

[pektel]

Awesome! Andy Miller and I converse on occasion. They took a hiatus for a few years, but are back on top, with a new lead guitarist. I still see them every chance I get. Going to Lutsen Mountains up the north shore for their 20th anniversary show.

[celtic250]

Originally Posted by pektel

Awesome! Andy Miller and I converse on occasion. They took a hiatus for a few years, but are back on top, with a new lead guitarist. I still see them every chance I get. Going to Lutsen Mountains up the north shore for their 20th anniversary show.

That should be a awesome.

[Ismith75]

Love Phish and the Wu. Any String Cheese fans? Yonder? Moe.? ...possible STS9?

[celtic250]

Originally Posted by Ismith75

Love Phish and the Wu. Any String Cheese fans? Yonder? Moe.? ...possible STS9?

I am into all that you mentioned above. Not so much Moe anymore these days. But have seen all those bands many a times in my life.

[Ismith75]

Awesome bro, you can't go wrong with any of them. I think the thing I miss the most about Colorado is the music scene. You tell someone here in Chicago that you're a bluegrass or string cheese fan and they look at you like you're crazy.

[celtic250]

Originally Posted by Ismith75

Awesome bro, you can't go wrong with any of them. I think the thing I miss the most about Colorado is the music scene. You tell someone here in Chicago that you're a bluegrass or string cheese fan and they look at you like you're crazy.

Yea the CO music scene for this genre is really hard to beat. Although Chicago does get a pretty good dose of these bands the vast majority of people have never heard of any of those bands. Are you hitting up any shows for New Years?

[skullnrose]

Originally Posted by Ismith75

Love Phish and the Wu. Any String Cheese fans? Yonder? Moe.? ...possible STS9?

I'm into all the Jam Band's except the Disco Biscuits they are just not my thing. I started seeing The Dead in 85 and never looked back. I saw many shows at Wetlands in NYC over the years but none better than Zero, KVHW Pretty much any band including Steve Kimock.

[celtic250]

Originally Posted by skullnrose

I'm into all the Jam Band's except the Disco Biscuits they are just not my thing. I started seeing The Dead in 85 and never looked back. I saw many shows at Wetlands in NYC over the years but none better than Zero, KVHW Pretty much any band including Steve Kimock.

I feel you on the Disco Biscuits. My buddy is huge into them. I gave them a try and checked them out 3-4 times but needless to say they are not for me.