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Thanks for making this available in FLAC!
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admiller, try making a folder on your Desktop, something like "LivePhish" or "LiveMusic" or something. Then direct the downloads to that folder, it should work.
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anyone having trouble with this dl? Wilson > Buried Alive downloads fine but the rest of the songs retry 3 times and then fail...any advice? been this way for multiple attempts at the download over a month's span...
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7/27/92 was my first show. so amazing to be able to revisit a moment in time 20 years later with such clarity. thanks!
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How CRAAZZZZY!! I was at 3 of these shows! & listening to Vol 7 now
@Bo - you couldn't be more right about...or, saying you're right isn't right but saying, "yes, my man, i know EXACTLY how you feel!" is right, about seeing '95 with a 12 beginning it. My first show was the '95 show that opens this incredible collection, yeah man Wilson>Buried Alive>Tweezer, i'll never forget it...it literally was 100% responsible for taking someone (ME) w/a closed mind as regarded so many things at the time, and cracked it wide open. I went from listening to 1 thing 2the exclusion of everything else to listening to Phish to listening to everything else. That show...it changed me, and that's why Phish holds the place in my heart that they do.
when i see 97 and 98 i feel the same thing despite what had happened in my life by early 97, i feel the same thing bcuz it was only at Phish during 97 and 98 that i had some peace from myself and only during the shows could i escape the prison i built for myself...so yeah I was there for that Runaway Jim!!! and I heard that Gumbo!! I've been to so many shows that the fact that I don't remember them, or don't remember how i felt when i heard them is another reason why Phish is my band and lives in my heart, because they just gave me this for free! for free! they gave me back experiences that were lost to memory! beautiful, transcendental experiences- listen to that Jim!! and they just handed me back 5 incredible experiences that now, i'll never forget and even better, can relive all i want and can share with those i love. THANK YOU PHISH - THANK YOU DOESN'T EVEN BEGIN TO DESCRIBE THE GRATITUDE I HAVE...
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Good stuff, thanx :)
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Normally I get excited when a song from a show I attended is released, but my heart sank when I saw the Reba from 8/10/96. Sure the Reba isn't bad in and of itself, but WTF is going on with the audience clap-a-long during the jam. I thought it was contrived and cheesy then, and it hasn't gotten better with age.
Thanks but no thanks-- feel free to release more full Rebas with the whistling at the end. The world needs more of those and less of ones like 8/10/96.
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I see two songs from the 12/28/95 show, and whenever I see '95 and 12 as the first number it makes me feel quite nostalgic. I wasn't at this show but I was at the next two shows of this legendary Holiday Run mini tour. With 150+ shows under my belt, I can say without question that the 12/29 (my personal favorite) and the 12/30 shows are two of the most underrated shows ever. I think an evolution of their sound takes place over the next two years, wherein per these shows this was the sound that they had cultivated since the genesis of the band.
This sound I just described and these specific shows, it is easy to opinion that such was as practice and as polished as it would ever be. After a super long and I imagine somewhat tiring '95 touring year, where the last show of the fall tour was 12/17 at Lake Placid, another underrated gem, to see them up their game so to speak, blew my mind then and now.
That said and seeing that the NYE show was released, not via LivePhish, I ask you kindly Mr Shapiro to please consider making a future 'Live Bait' mix out of the other 3 shows of the '95 Holiday Tour. I've long held a suspicion that 12/29 will be a future LivePhish release. Why aren't more '95 shows released via LivePhish? I think such clean sounding copies are vital to paint a picture for specific younger fans of today, who are becoming hardcore and invested fans as we speak. These are say 23- 30 year old fans, who are cultivating their own live show collections as we older fans once did, but not with our old school tape trees with cassettes and mailing packages, not etree. Oh how fast, that this whole experience of getting copies of shows, became in so short a time period.
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