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Besides being the most musically important of Phish's four Halloween performances between 1994 and 1998 (released as Vol. 13 through Vol. 16 of the band's archival Live Phish series), the group's rendition of Talking Heads' Remain in Light, their seminal 1980 collaboration with producer Brian Eno, is simply the best of 'em all. The Heads' record was a studio masterpiece, layering mysterious synthesizer washes over African polyrhythms to create a distinct textural beauty. It was so intricate that they never played much of the material in a live setting. The members of Phish pushed themselves remarkably for this performance: They added two horn players (including longtime Giant Country Horn Dave Grippo) and Santana percussionist Karl Perazzo (who toured with them for several weeks that fall), keyboardist Page McConnell added several synthesizers to his arsenal, and -- after several tentative starts -- drummer Jon Fishman finally began to sing for real (his voice had previously been used mostly on novelty numbers). Most importantly, it taught the bandmembers to play with a new reverence for minimalism, which helped both snap them out of the creative malaise they seemed to be suffering in for much of 1996 and provide them juice for the reinvention they would undertake beginning in early 1997 (check out both Slip, Stitch & Pass and Live Phish, Vol. 11 for evidence of Remain in Light's influence). In fact, it was this reinvention as a hippie funk unit that had the band planting seeds for the groove jam band eruption that would follow in its wake. All of that, of course, is immaterial in the wake of the show itself: Phish manages to convincingly pull off Remain in Light in its entirety, as perfect a mix of obscure weirdness, high musicality, and avant-gardisms as the band might ever encounter. The two other sets from that night sound monochromatic in comparison, although they contain their share of fun moments (including one of Trey Anastasio's story-songs, "Colonel Forbin's Ascent," in which the character is terrorized by a giant David Byrne replete with the famed big suit).
© Jesse Jarnow /TiVo
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Trey Anastasio, Composer, Writer - Phish, Writer, MainArtist - Jon Fishman, Composer, Writer - Page McConnell, Composer, Writer - Dude Of Life, Lyricist - Mike Gordon, Composer, Writer - Steve Pollak, Writer
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Phish, MainArtist
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Trey Anastasio, Writer - Phish, MainArtist - Tom Marshall, Writer
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Trey Anastasio, Writer - Phish, Composer, MainArtist
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Trey Anastasio, Writer - Phish, MainArtist - Tom Marshall, Writer
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Trey Anastasio, Writer - Phish, Composer, MainArtist
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Trey Anastasio, Writer - Phish, MainArtist
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Trey Anastasio, Writer - Phish, MainArtist
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Trey Anastasio, Writer - Phish, MainArtist - Tom Marshall, Writer
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Phish, MainArtist
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Phish, MainArtist
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
JERRY HARRISON, Writer - Brian Eno, Writer - David Byrne, Writer - Chris Frantz, Writer - Tina Weymouth, Writer - Phish, MainArtist
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Phish, MainArtist
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Phish, MainArtist
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Phish, MainArtist
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Phish, MainArtist
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Phish, MainArtist
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Phish, MainArtist
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Trey Anastasio, Writer - Phish, MainArtist - Jon Fishman, Writer - Page McConnell, Writer - Mike Gordon, Writer
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Richard Strauss, Writer - Phish, MainArtist
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Trey Anastasio, Writer - Phish, MainArtist - Tom Marshall, Writer
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Phish, MainArtist - Mike Gordon, Writer
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Trey Anastasio, Writer - Phish, MainArtist - Tom Marshall, Writer
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Trey Anastasio, Writer - Phish, MainArtist - Jon Fishman, Writer - Page McConnell, Writer - Tom Marshall, Writer - Mike Gordon, Writer
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Billy Gibbons, Writer - Dusty Hill, Writer - Frank Beard, Writer - Phish, MainArtist
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Phish, MainArtist - Steve Pollak, Writer
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Edgar Winter, Writer - Phish, MainArtist
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Phish, MainArtist
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, inc
Presentación del Álbum
Besides being the most musically important of Phish's four Halloween performances between 1994 and 1998 (released as Vol. 13 through Vol. 16 of the band's archival Live Phish series), the group's rendition of Talking Heads' Remain in Light, their seminal 1980 collaboration with producer Brian Eno, is simply the best of 'em all. The Heads' record was a studio masterpiece, layering mysterious synthesizer washes over African polyrhythms to create a distinct textural beauty. It was so intricate that they never played much of the material in a live setting. The members of Phish pushed themselves remarkably for this performance: They added two horn players (including longtime Giant Country Horn Dave Grippo) and Santana percussionist Karl Perazzo (who toured with them for several weeks that fall), keyboardist Page McConnell added several synthesizers to his arsenal, and -- after several tentative starts -- drummer Jon Fishman finally began to sing for real (his voice had previously been used mostly on novelty numbers). Most importantly, it taught the bandmembers to play with a new reverence for minimalism, which helped both snap them out of the creative malaise they seemed to be suffering in for much of 1996 and provide them juice for the reinvention they would undertake beginning in early 1997 (check out both Slip, Stitch & Pass and Live Phish, Vol. 11 for evidence of Remain in Light's influence). In fact, it was this reinvention as a hippie funk unit that had the band planting seeds for the groove jam band eruption that would follow in its wake. All of that, of course, is immaterial in the wake of the show itself: Phish manages to convincingly pull off Remain in Light in its entirety, as perfect a mix of obscure weirdness, high musicality, and avant-gardisms as the band might ever encounter. The two other sets from that night sound monochromatic in comparison, although they contain their share of fun moments (including one of Trey Anastasio's story-songs, "Colonel Forbin's Ascent," in which the character is terrorized by a giant David Byrne replete with the famed big suit).
© Jesse Jarnow /TiVo
Acerca del álbum
- 1 disco(s) - 28 pista(s)
- Duración total: 03:48:40
- 1 Libreto digital
- Artistas principales: Phish
- Compositor: Various Composers
- Sello: ADA US
- Género Pop/Rock Rock
© 1996 2009 Phish Inc ℗ 1996 2009 Who Is She Music, Inc
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