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

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

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.

Best for: Energetic

Why this album works

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.
Best for
long immersive listening sessions dynamic emotional journeys playful and whimsical moments
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.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

Disc 1

  • 1 Suzy Greenberg 7:22
  • 2 Llama 5:52
  • 3 Horn 3:29
  • 4 Foam 10:53
  • 5 Makisupa Policeman 6:43
  • 6 Split Open and Melt Standout 14:41
  • 7 Tela 6:30
  • 8 Taste 8:00
  • 9 My Sweet One 2:23
  • 10 Frankenstein 5:02

Disc 2

  • 1 The Curtain 7:18
  • 2 Tweezer Standout 9:16
  • 3 Timber 4:57
  • 4 Tweezer Standout 9:47
  • 5 Keyboard Army 3:48
  • 6 Halley’s Comet 11:53
  • 7 NICU 9:10
  • 8 Slave to the Traffic Light Standout 11:25
  • 9 Bold as Love 6:16

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