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Hampton Comes Alive (1998)

Phish

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Customer Reviews

From the mothership

Look odds are good that you being here in the first place means you are aware of Phish and the music they produce. This is a great album for new Phans and old Phans alike. The sound may of changed slightly over the years but it's still Phish.

Album Review Misses the Mark

The ITunes album review of Hampton Comes Alive totally misrepresents the album and the band as a whole. Ridiculous statements (Phish "never quite gel on record," for example) prompt the reader to inquire if the author ever listened to any other Phish album other than the one reviewed. If ever there was a band that played cohesively, almost with a telepathic communication among its members, Phish was that band- all anyone has to do is listen to Hoist or Rift or Lawn Boy, or this album to sense the incredible synergy that existed among the band members. Arguably, these guys gelled better than probably any other band in recent music history, the result of playing together for several decades in venues all over the United States. In sum, the hopelessly distorted appraisal submitted by the author attests to the uselessness of aloof music critics who just don't seem to accurately represent the groups they review. The beauty of ITunes is that we the consumers do not have to rely on the superficial and poorly conceived appraisals offered by such critics- we can listen to the tracks and decide for ourselves, which is precisely what I would advise ITunes consumers to do. If you like Phish, this album features the band at their best. Check it out for yourself...

At their Phinest!

Depends on what vintage you like best with this sort of band. There's no gamehendge sort of stuff, but it's in the polished years of the band, when they took a brief walk down mainstream. Good show and good representation of phish in the late 90's. Worth every penny!

Biography

Formed: 1983 in Burlington, VT

Genre: Rock

Years Active: '80s, '90s, '00s, '10s

During the early '90s, Phish emerged as heirs to the Grateful Dead's throne. Although their music was somewhat similar to the Dead's sound — an eclectic, free-form rock & roll encompassing elements of folk, jazz, country, bluegrass, and pop — the group adhered more to jazz-derived improvisation than folk tradition. Moreover, they sported a looser, goofier attitude; after all, their drummer regularly played a vacuum during their concerts. However, Phish's main claim as the inheritors...
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