This came across my feed and I thought it was worth sharing.
I'll raise you this acoustic set. Believe it was the Bridge School benefit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNds...ature=youtu.be
Gimme five, I'm still alive!
Ain't no luck, I learned to duck!
95 deer creek tonight. First set was great
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SBD/MTX download here. Reba!!! Bowie!!!!!
https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...E7xq2czfhxQFVF
Those were off the hook.
Tonights show was one of the best of 3.0. TWIST second set.
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8-7-10 Greek Theater, Berkeley for this evening
Good show. Caught a chunk of set 2. Was out of the game then so it’s a treat to see those guys at that time. Hope they keep these flowing.
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That pick worked for me. I always got change for the mags in the house.
Tomorrow nights dinner and a movie sounds interesting. Looking forward to it.
NORTHAMPTON, MA
MAY 1, 1989
On May 1, 1989, Phish played the Universal Joint in the basement of Pearl Street — a club in Northampton, MA located downtown at 10 Pearl St. in a space subsequently known as 10 Below. It was an all-ages show with $6 tickets and an extra $2 charge for those under 21. This was a formative time for Phish, who were just about to release their first official studio album, Junta. This Tuesday’s Dinner and A Movie features a 67-minute Set II from that night, and marks the first time it has ever been shown publicly
Okay, now this is something I’m gonna watch. Haven’t bothered so far, but holy shit, Phish in Northampton ‘89, fuck yes!
crab in my shoe mouth
My first show....seems like yesterday (not). I’m excited to watch and if I recall, second set was a treat
why make ten turns when you only need to make NONE!
In 1993 I hid under the pool table after hours with Dave Matthews smoking a joint while the lights were off and cops were shining their mag lights through the windows. I also taped that show and caught many many more shows in that venue. I didnt start seeing phish until 91.
Is it radix panax notoginseng? - splat
This is like hanging yourself but the rope breaks. - DTM
Dude Listen to mtm. He's a marriage counselor at burning man. - subtle plague
^^^^haha that's wild.
From the Chairman of the Boards:
What a nutty story!!A Note from Page:
As I recall, the video for this show came into being rather spontaneously, without too much forethought or planning. As we were setting up our gear, in a basement club in Northampton, MA, we were approached by a well-dressed, diminutive gentleman. As best I can remember, his name was René. And he was there to pitch his video idea to us. For a nominal fee he would shoot the band’s set with one camera, artistically. He spoke with a French accent, almost spitting at us in a kind of broken English, with an urgency that was quite compelling. As his pace and volume increased, he kept saying it would be “avant-garde.” And the more times he said “avant-garde” with that thick accent, the more I believed him.
Needless to say, he got the gig. And we got the video.
The audio was recorded by our friend and former manager, John Paluska. The audio and visual sat in our vault since 1989, but had never been properly synched up (the videotape lacked audio). Jared Slomoff did a great job matching them up, so you all could enjoy it this week. According to Kevin Shapiro, we have used all the existing audio, but there are still a few audio pauses and hiccups along the way. Our apologies.
Rene’s use of the fisheye lens, the “negative image” effect, the odd angles and abrupt movements…I’m not sure it all adds up to “avant-garde.” And, at times I wish he would settle down. But, he went for it, and there is no denying that Rene’s camera work brought a certain excitement to the overall shoot.
After watching some of the video, I looked to see what sort of shows we were playing back then. It was a really fun time for us. We were starting to get gigs every month around the Northeast at clubs and colleges, and still playing regular gigs in Burlington at The Front and Nectar’s.
This video captures some of that youthful energy that is nurtured and developed in small clubs like this one all across the country. Some of the places we played are still around, but many clubs are just barely hanging on now, which is why this week we are proud to be supporting the National Independent Venue Association. #saveourstages
Enjoy,
Page
sproing!
I had seen them more than a dozen times by May 1989 and caught the least attended show (I suspect ever) only a week and a half later at Pauly’s Hotel in Albany.
I still love watching old vids from the late 80s and very early 90s. There aren’t a lot so a “pro” version properly synced with sound should be a treat. I will be tuning in for sure.
I'm down with some 0.5. Maybe I'll throw on some old college shit just for fun.
So Betamax Pierre was clearly no pro and by “avante-guard” he clearly meant, learning to use his camcorder.
That being said, he really captured that time frame at a Phish show in a small club. It was often very dark, with flashes of bright white and green edges, vision was often blurred or at least viewed through a strange lens, I personally never knew what to focus on, and it was frenetic, disassociated, and chaotic. I mean, they guy pretty much nailed it. [emoji6]
21 years ago today. Best chalkdust ever. Maybe the best jam I have ever seen. Trey referenced this for years apparently as the "best ever Phish jam"
rumor is the Phish have been in the barn after the Gordon Stone memorial and are going to play a secret set at 5:30 MST pre DaaM tonight.
bumps are for poor people
these are lies. i guess i'll make a paloma and listen to JRAD instead.
or this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ChPI5pAet8
bumps are for poor people
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