Favorite Phish album

scone527 · 7 months

Nans. #1 or it didn't happen

goregantuan · 7 months

Well, the grateful dead movie is pretty stellar.

Elbobtheburrito · 7 months

Ha no I'm not. Are you an ent though?

Elbobtheburrito · 7 months

Dude, I live in on E. Clark and our power was out too. Are you me???

hellohaley · 8 months

Welp, I'm done for the day.

dfont40 · 8 months

I was a surfing and sailing instructor for a day camp in l.a. Got paid to surf a few days a week, and sail on the others.

AllBlowedUp · 8 months

Check out the great barrier reefs, jazz fusion led by one hell of a steel-pan player.

CyrusonRed · 8 months

Where in ktown? I hope the valarium burnt down.

happywafflez · 8 months

Check out the sriracha garlic chili paste. It kicks dat shit up a notch.

weekapaug2091 · 9 months

PRIMUS SUCKS

94svtcobra · 9 months

CONSIDER ALL THE THINGS!!!

weekapaug2091 · 9 months

nah brah. nitrous and firemost mahl are good for the soul.

jerry is good for old peeps.

DrProfessorC · 9 months

Luthiers you say?

reddan · 9 months

That flick is amazing. Perhaps the best 40 odd minutes of music put on film.

BooyahSquad · 9 months

It's scary cuz its real.

philo13181 · 9 months

Nice score man.

RIPEOTCDXVI · 9 months

They wanted to be the Motherfuckers, because at that time musicians would call other very skilled musicians motherfuckers, and they were the best around at that time.

gooch9000 · 9 months

I came looking for this. Thank you, mwwallace.

Kaymorve · 9 months

Miles motherfucking Davis. This is by far the funkiest funk funk in the funking funk.

Grant Green.

Dirty Love by Frank Zappa from Philly '76. The whole album really.

RIPEOTCDXVI · 9 months

The Mothers of Invention.

They say that Necessity was the mother of invention. They were utterly necessary.

TheDrowningMan · 9 months

Zappa: Imaginary Diseases, Baby Snakes, Philly '76, Wazoo.

Grant Green Live at the Lighthouse. Some funky jazz shit.

Miles Davis: Live/Evil

Live Phish vol. 10

Dead: Europe '72, Hundred Year Hall, Winterland '77

TheDrowningMan · 9 months

Live/Dead is great. So is Europe '72. And any Dick's Picks.

Live Dead just sounds good.

R.i.p. Jerry.

sunamumaya · 9 months

One of these, the Peavey Horizon II. I got one of these in seventh grade for 99 bucks, when these sold for $800 new in 1984.

It's got H/s/H, with individual coil tapping for the humbuckers. The coil-tapping is done with the tone pots. At 10, they are in single coil mode, around 8 and below is humbucker mode. The middle pickup can be on/off/out of phase, which makes for some funky tones.

This guitar can sound like a tele, a strat, a paul, what have you. I've used it in multiple settings: jazz, funk, punk, rock. It works in all of those.

jax133jax · 9 months

I have that walking dog gif bookmarked. I occasionally will hit it by accident and get such a happy surprise.

goregantuan

TROPHY CASE

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