Phish – 1996-11-27 – Key Arena, Seattle, WA (2021) [FLAC 24 bit, 48 kHz]

Phish - 1996-11-27 - Key Arena, Seattle, WA (2021) [FLAC 24 bit, 48 kHz] Download

Artist: Phish
Album: 1996-11-27 – Key Arena, Seattle, WA
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2021
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 48 kHz
Duration: 02:25:39
Total Tracks: 18
Total Size: 1,79 GB

Tracklist:

1-01. Phish – Julius (09:14)
1-02. Phish – My Friend, My Friend (06:18)
1-03. Phish – Ya Mar (07:43)
1-04. Phish – Chalk Dust Torture (07:14)
1-05. Phish – The Sloth (03:50)
1-06. Phish – Uncle Pen (04:18)
1-07. Phish – Free (08:17)
1-08. Phish – Theme from the Bottom (09:23)
1-09. Phish – Bold as Love (05:42)
2-01. Phish – Down with Disease (23:44)
2-02. Phish – Jesus Just Left Chicago (10:25)
2-03. Phish – Scent of a Mule (14:27)
2-04. Phish – Tweezer (12:08)
2-05. Phish – Down With Disease (05:27)
2-06. Phish – The Star Spangled Banner (02:21)
2-07. Phish – Fire (05:12)
3-01. Phish – Waste (05:34)
3-02. Phish – Tweezer Reprise (04:15)

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Phish will issue official audio of their November 27, 1996 concert at Key Arena in Seattle this Friday, July 2 via LivePhish.com. Archivist Kevin Shapiro spun tracks from the forthcoming release on SiriusXM’s Phish Radio for the latest episode of From The Archives which premiered on Monday and will re-air throughout the week.The quartet’s Key Arena debut came towards the tail end of their extensive Fall Tour 1996. Phish celebrated the late Jimi Hendrix birthday in his hometown by covering “Bold As Love” to end the evening’s first set and “Fire” to end the second set.

Phish kicked off the closing stanza in Seattle with an adventurous “Down With Disease” that spanned well beyond the lauded 20-minute mark. A stellar cover of ZZ Top’s “Jesus Just Left Chicago” came next as the four-piece left “Disease” unfinished. Then, “Scent Of A Mule” was followed by a ferocious “Tweezer” featuring a jam on Aerosmith’s “Sweet Emotion” that gave way to the end of “Down With Disease.” A number of Phish fans quickly dubbed the sequence the “Diseezer” and the nickname stuck.

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