ive heard that was good
i have Laugh by him and i love it.

have you guys downloaded any of the 1200+ dead shows on the archive?

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Best Jam Bands:

Phish
Grateful Dead
MMW
String Cheese
Spin Doctors
Three Apples High
Soulive
Big Head Todd and the Monsters (bit of a stretch)
Robert Randolph and the Family Band
Yes (a stretch once again)

Yes isn't a jam band.

i know, it was a major stretch, but close to the edge was definetly on the jam side of their music

Yeah, sure a lot of their music is/ :)

Yes is Progressive Rock.

I would say RX Bandits was almost a jam band live...since they played 5 minute jams leading into each 2 minute song lol...

I forgot rusted root!!! how careless of me

oh yea, check out the beastie boys "the in sounds from way out!" very much like MMW and extremely jam style, not what you would expect even after reading this

[QUOTE=badmoon349]I just bought Keller Williams and String Cheese - Breathe[/QUOTE]


I like his collabos with String Chesse, but I would also suggest his solo albums.

Buzz is great and so is Laugh. His newer album Stage has one disc with upbeat live dace-type material and another disc has more laidback venues. Very nice.



If you haven't checked these out before, that is.

Laugh is my favorite by Keller Williams.

You can't beat Kidney in a Cooler.

You certainly can not.


I actually just reviewed [I]Laugh[/I] yesterday if you're interested.

Nice.

I'll check it out.




You inspired me to do "Buzz."

Sweet :thumb:

I actually haven't heard that one.
So I'll look forward to your review.

So yeah that widespread panic album that badmoon gave me is awesome. Jam bands are growing on me (I already liked Grateful dead and Phish).

[QUOTE=rock not roll]So yeah that widespread panic album that badmoon gave me is awesome. Jam bands are growing on me (I already liked Grateful dead and Phish).[/QUOTE]


Good to hear.

I would suggest: American Beauty-Dead
Lawn Boy-Phish
Billy Breathes-Phish
Keller Williams-any CD will do
WSPanic-Till the Medicine takes

What Cd did he recommend btw?



And phishin', my review is up.


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[QUOTE=e p]Good to hear.

I would suggest: American Beauty-Dead
Lawn Boy-Phish
Billy Breathes-Phish
Keller Williams-any CD will do
WSPanic-Till the Medicine takes



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I already have American Beauty on vinyl and cd :). I adore it. And i've heard the first half of lawn boy :)

I'll definitly check into some Keller Williams though :)

I gotta say, Widespread Panic - s/t > Til The Medicine Takes.

There are few listenable tracks on TTMT. The keyboard ruins most of them.

The Grateful Dead - Workingman's Dead
The String Cheese Incident - Born on the Wrong Planet
Rusted Root - When I Woke
Phish - Lawn Boy; Hoist
Blues Traveler - s/t; Travelers & Thieves
Spin Doctors - Pocket Full of Kryptonite
Gov't Mule - The Deep End Vol: 1


There's the basics IMO.

I'd be proud to send you some of those over AIM.

Yeah.

Some parts in TTMT ruin it. Like the techno part into "Dying Man." I don't mind Space Wrangler though.



And if you want to get it, Slip Stich and Pass (Phish) gives a pretty broad look at them. I have it on AIM if you want to get it.

Yeah, "Blue Indian" owns though :thumb:

Space Wrangler's the purest it gets. I gave Rock not Roll that. "

Frankly I think that Billy Breathes would be a good Phish first album. Though it is much more clean sounding.

A Live one/two, Slip Stitch and Pass, and of course any live albums you can find are the best of course.

I don't care for Billy Breathes that much. It has only a few songs I really like. One being "Character Zero".

I'd say Hoist, Lawn Boy, Rift for first picks. Or maybe even Farmhouse.

Actually I was surprised by Undermind. But it would be a bad first pick.


Rift and Lawn Boy definately. And my friend loves Ghost(first Phish album he's heard) so I would suggest that as well.

Billy Breathes was the album that got me into Phish, but definitely not their best work.

I'd agree :)

Lawn Boy is awesome. It's on my cds to buy list (which consists of about 200 cds so I guess that's not saying much...).

Yes, that was the second album I bought by Phish. I gave it one listen, and just fell in love. "Reba" would have to be the best track though.

I like The Grateful Dead, Leftover Salmon, Phish, Cracker, and Jack Johnson. I guess...he's sorta Jam Bandish.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]Yes, that was the second album I bought by Phish. I gave it one listen, and just fell in love. "Reba" would have to be the best track though.[/QUOTE]


Reba, BRTR, and Gin are pretty much classics. Great live too.

They're all classics.

They are all opinions.

I like Split Open and Melt.



And have you ever heard the Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday by chance?

Wasn't that not released?

Yeah, but supposedly there are tapes and it circulates around. Or at least did at shows I assume.

The story probably. Google search Gamehenge if you already haven't.

I know they commonly perform songs from it.

Yeah, I know that bit. I just think that somewhere there are tapes with Trey speaking and playing. It's on some Phish-related websites.


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