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Rolling Stone magazine famously called Phish "America's Greatest Jam Band," and while Trey Anastasio, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon, and Page McConnell continue to tour, the legend of their live concerts grows. Formed at University of Vermont in 1983, Phish quickly became heirs to the jam band tradition, taking the roots of musical improvisation to a new level and beyond. Of all their now-legendary shows, their 1995 New Year's Eve concert at Madison Square Garden-a masterful blend of composition, theater and improvision-is revered as one of their finest, even by the band themselves. The 6LP Box Set is the first Live Concert released by Phish on Vinyl.  Mixed by Elliot Scheiner, Mastered by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering and issued on 180 gram vinyl.

Rolling Stone magazine famously called Phish "America's Greatest Jam Band," and while Trey Anastasio, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon, and Page McConnell continue to tour, the legend of their live concerts grows. Formed at University of Vermont in 1983, Phish quickly became heirs to the jam band tradition, taking the roots of musical improvisation to a new level and beyond. Of all their now-legendary shows, their 1995 New Year's Eve concert at Madison Square Garden-a masterful blend of composition, theater and improvision-is revered as one of their finest, even by the band themselves. The 6LP Box Set is the first Live Concert released by Phish on Vinyl.  Mixed by Elliot Scheiner, Mastered by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering and issued on 180 gram vinyl.
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Format: Vinyl Box Set
Label: Jemp Records
Rel. Date: 04/18/2015
UPC: 825084975927

New Year's Eve 1995 Live at Madison Square Garden
Artist: Phish
Format: Vinyl Box Set
New: Not in Stock
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Rolling Stone magazine famously called Phish "America's Greatest Jam Band," and while Trey Anastasio, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon, and Page McConnell continue to tour, the legend of their live concerts grows. Formed at University of Vermont in 1983, Phish quickly became heirs to the jam band tradition, taking the roots of musical improvisation to a new level and beyond. Of all their now-legendary shows, their 1995 New Year's Eve concert at Madison Square Garden-a masterful blend of composition, theater and improvision-is revered as one of their finest, even by the band themselves. The 6LP Box Set is the first Live Concert released by Phish on Vinyl.  Mixed by Elliot Scheiner, Mastered by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering and issued on 180 gram vinyl.

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