NEW ARCHIVE RELEASES AVAILABLE AT LIVEPHISH.COM

[TimmyB]

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P H I S H U P D A T E

* * February 9th, 2005 * *

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NEW ARCHIVE RELEASES AVAILABLE AT LIVEPHISH.COM

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We are pleased to announce two new additions to the Live Phish Downloads catalog from the Phish Archives. This double-feature showcases two shows from the experimental 1994 fall tour and continues a rich legacy of download and physical releases from the archives. Hold on tight.

On December 1st, 1994, United States Senator Patrick Leahy (Vermont) recognized Phish on the Senate floor: "Their star is on the rise. Phish's music spans many genres - from classically inspired pieces, to hillbilly country, to slick jazz, to hard rock. Add two trampolines, a vacuum cleaner, a first rate light show and you have a live performance that is hard to forget. A lot of good things come out of Vermont - Phish is one that seems poised to play a prominent role in the American musical scene."

Phish's back-to-back performances on November 30th, 1994 at Evergreen College in Olympia, WA and December 1st, 1994 at the Salem Armory in Salem, OR are perfect examples of the band's ability to weave their sets of often-divergent and always diverse styles of music into cohesive extended journeys. These shows display that talent at its peak, with extremely dynamic second sets that showcase Phish's ability to link one song to the next while stretching each beyond logical limits to create a tapestry of non-stop segue-filled exploration. The band and attentive crowd illuminated the northwest with these incendiary shows which draw on the region's adventurous spirit. The emotion and communication that take place among the band and audience at these mysterious, segue-filled shows cement their place in Phish history. An added bonus is filler from November 12th, 1994 at Kent State University featuring a ground-breaking Down With Disease and other gems.

Also included with this release is an essay by Phish Archivist Kevin Shapiro.

DOWNLOAD THE SHOWS

Click here for 11.30.94 - Evergreen College, Olympia, WA

Click here for 12.01.94 - Salem Armory, Salem, OR

Be sure to browse the show catalog to view the full list of offerings, including every show Phish has played from 12/31/02 through the final concerts at Coventry, archive shows and freshly added solo shows.

LIMITED EDITION POSTER/SHIRT PRE-SALE AT DRY GOODS

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To commemorate the latest Live Phish Archival Releases, Phish Dry Goods is offering an array of goods to accompany the released performances including a t-shirt, a magnet, and a very special Jim Pollock Limited Edition poster.

Bearing the original Phish School artwork by Pollock from Phish's 1994 tour, this hand-numbered, limited edition poster is the first to be produced in conjunction with an archive show release on livephish.com. A small run of 500 will be printed, and will only be available during this pre-sale. The poster measures 13"x19" and is printed on brilliant, acid free stock. Limit of (1) poster per person/household.

FALL '94 PACKAGE

Included in the Fall 1994 Package is the Limited Edition Pollock poster, a Republique Du Phish t-shirt (a reprise of the original '94 tour design also featuring Pollock artwork) and a Phish School Magnet (made of the same thick-cut Lucite style of previous event ticket magnets).

* items will be shipped approximately the week of March 7th.

Browse Dry Goods: 1994 Fall Tour Goods

[zimmerman pt3]

sh!t, the posters are already gone ;-((((((((

Hot damn, those 2 shows are dank! The Tweezer/Norwegian Wood/BBFCFM is MAJESTIC!

And the Antelope is SICK; listen to the segue from Yamar into Mike's>> classic!

[Del]

So much for Coventry being the last Pollock's ever...

[Blane]

That 11-30-94 show is OFF THE HOOK. ONe of my top 5 shows of all time.