Tracklist
My Left Toe 287
The Name is Slick 239
What's the Use 679
Fish Bass 71
Quadrophonic Toppling 118
The Happy Whip and Dung Song 329
Insects 191
Title Track 60
Albert 138
The Siket Disc

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Tracklist
My Left Toe 287
The Name is Slick 239
What's the Use 679
Fish Bass 71
Quadrophonic Toppling 118
The Happy Whip and Dung Song 329
Insects 191
Title Track 60
Albert 138

Show Notes

PHISH Trey Anastasio Jon Fishman Mike Gordon Page McConnell Engineered and mixed by John Siket Recorded March 11-15 and September 29-October 2, 1997 at Bearsville Studios, Woodstock, NY Assistant engineer: Chris Laidlaw Mixed October 1998 at Mutiny Zoo, Hoboken, NJ Assistant mix engineers: Jon Sowle, Mike Sabo Mastered by Bob Ludwig at Gateway Studios, March 1999 Compilation and digital editing: Page McConnell Multi-track editing: Charles Eller at Charles Eller Studios Additional editing: John Billingsly Technical support: Paul Languedoc, Kevin Brown, Brian Brown, Pete Carini Production assistance: Beth Montuori, Jason Colton, Brad Sands, Kevin Shapiro Photography: Sofi Dillof Design: Brett Hughes Management: John Paluska/Dionysian Productions Produced by PHISH All songs published by Who Is She? Music, BMI. All rights reserved.
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Reviews

the multibeast 8/30/2020 7:44:53 AM

"I originally got this from the catalog in the fall of ‘99 along with the White Tape. At the time, I was obsessed with the early sound and basically ignored the Siket Disc after one or two listens. Obviously, I had a lot to learn. I got to hear What’s the Use in Boston last summer, it was nice as that almost-rained out Fenway show drifted past the curfew, but the song barely registered at the time. This sound is pretty amazing. Thinking about Radiohead ca. 2000-2001 (Kinetic, off the Amesiac extras, comes to mind), I wonder now if Thom Yorke was listening to Insects in ‘99. Another reviewer said Page deserved a Grammy for his work cultivating this album and given Radiohead’s Grammy success with their version of this sound on Kid A couple years later, I couldn’t agree more. Maybe, like me, the awards folks weren’t ready for this sound from the likes of Phish, but it just shows how imaginative they have, pretty much *always* been. Also, I think Fish has actually been Thom Yorke’s drum machine this whole time, that’s all I’m saying."

ever again? 7/2/2019 9:02:59 PM

"Do you think they’ll ever do Quadrophonic Toppling again? Best track on the album and best song of Big Cypress. Side note: I’ll be at Mohegan if the band feels like playing it there........"

Grinder 12/21/2015 6:49:47 PM

"Am I mistaken, or is Trey channeling the Voodoo Chile on "What's the Use"? That track is so burning hot!"

Austin 12/21/2015 6:31:13 PM

"Just got my vinyl Siket disc in the mail and I'm splitting open and melting! Totally groovy straight up mesmerizing Phish jamming, and the vinyl sound is unmatched. Gonna be on my turntable for awhiiiile. Loving it; thanks guys??"

Phirsty 8/11/2015 11:28:46 PM

"This album is the first piece of Phish music that I was seduced into experiencing again and again. It will seep into U if Ur in the flow. Several solid standout tracks, instrumental honey. If u have a fondness for the Twist jams from Fukuoka Japan then this is just right"

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