How many songs are on LivePhish 01: 12.14.95 Broome County Arena, Binghamton, New York)?

LivePhish 01: 12.14.95 Broome County Arena, Binghamton, New York) has 19 tracks, running approximately 144 minutes.

LivePhish 01: 12.14.95 Broome County Arena, Binghamton, New York)

Q: What makes LivePhish 01: 12.14.95 Broome County Arena, Binghamton, New York) by Phish notable?

This album is significant for its role in documenting Phish's live performances, which are central to their identity as a band. It further established their commitment to sharing live recordings with fans, contributing to the growth of the taping culture within the jam band scene. The release was well-received, emphasizing their unique blend of genres and improvisation that would influence countless artists. By the time 'LivePhish 01' was released in 2001, Phish had solidified their status as a leading jam band, following their 1996 studio album 'Billy Breathes'. This live recording captures a concert from December 1995, during a period of increasing popularity and experimentation in their sound. The release marked the beginning of their official live album series, highlighting both their fan-favorite tracks and extended improvisational sections.

Phish · 2001

144 min · 19 tracks · alternative rock · progressive rock · funk rock

Eclectic jams intertwine with playful lyrics, showcasing Phish's improvisational prowess and vibrant stage presence.

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Good fit if you like

long immersive listening sessions
dynamic emotional journeys
playful and whimsical moments
gradual builds and payoffs
exploratory improvisational vibes

Where this album fits

Themes: Binghamton concert energy· improvisational exploration· 90s jam scene
Career context: By the time 'LivePhish 01' was released in 2001, Phish had solidified their status as a leading jam band, following their 1996 studio album 'Billy Breathes'. This live recording captures a concert from December 1995, during a period of increasing popularity and experimentation in their sound. The release marked the beginning of their official live album series, highlighting both their fan-favorite tracks and extended improvisational sections.
Stylistic neighbors: Umphrey's McGee· Grateful Dead· Widespread Panic
Sounds like this from elsewhere: Uncivilized Area by Disco Biscuits — Similar blend of electronic elements and jam band improvisation with a playful live energy.

Anchor Drops by Umphrey's McGee — Shares a tight-knit improv style and eclectic songwriting that appeals to jam band fans.

Everyday by Widespread Panic — Captures the same spirited live performance vibe with extended jams and lyrical playfulness.