Phish 20th Anniversary Montage

Sorry it's been a few days since the last post here... so here's a BIG one to make up for it.. the Phish 20th Anniversary Montage! This was played during setbreak at the 12/2/03 concert in Boston, MA. The band left the stage, the lights went down, and the sounds of Fluffhead filled the arena. Could it be the return of Fluffhead? Noooooo. Just another shot of Phish humor as a huge screen was lit up above the stage with some really old footage of the band. A great video with timeless amazing shots followed. So not really live Phish today, but some awesome old Phish stuff for your enjoyment:

Phish Waste My Time on TV

Here's a pro-shot Waste from Roseland Ballroom in New York City on 5/23/00. I believe this aired on VH1 or maybe it was MTV. Why Waste? No reason, that's just how I roll dawg. Yes that was the worst line ever written on this blog. Don't worry, it'll be topped at some point.

ASIHTOS Coney Island

This right here is the reason Phish needs to get back together. To leave a song with such huge potential to be a monster jam vehicle having only been played three times is a crime against music. Or maybe music is actually the victim here and Phish is the criminal. Am I the victim or the crime? A Song I Heard the Ocean sing is probably Phish's last great song; great lyrics, harmonies, and a nice jam with potential for growth. Think Free or Down with Disease- both started off small but could easily become a monster in the hands of Vermont's Phinest. They premiered this in Coney Island, right on the ocean, in the great borough of Brooklyn, home to the world's best pizza, opening the show with it on 6/17/04. Here it is, the case for the Phish reunion in full pro-shot glory:

Shoreline 92 Maze Rages

This is a pro-shot video from 8/29/92 at the Shoreline Amphitheater out in Mountain View near San Francisco. Phish opened for Santana this show with a quick one set performance. BUT, like most 1992 Mazes, they just raged the Maze. Nothing long and drawn out but just quick and raging. There's some great closeups on this one- check it out: