Anyone else here a fan? Its safe to say I am obsessed!
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Yes. Been listening to them since around 94-95. Search youtube for jones beach phish for some great performances.
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I like some stuff, Lifeboy is a good song.
And the Wolfmans brother reminds me of the Tat Wolfman!
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I dont own anything from them but i have seen them in concert twice and they put on a fantastic show. Really enjoyed myself.
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Some stuff I used to listen too but not really anymore
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One of my buddies posted this on his facebook page. Totally describes him:

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Haha that pretty much explains me in a picture. I am heading out to NYC for there MSG NYE run here in a few weeks. Anyone else heading out for that?
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Got to love the Wolfmans. Always bringing the funk
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Saw Phish in the late 80's when they played once a month at a place in SOHO in NYC called Wetlands and were not that well known.

I saw them as a possible suquel to the Grateful Dead as they were getting older.

10 years later I saw them in a big outdoor venue and realized I was wrong.

Not impressed.
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Hard to compare the GD to Phish. Apples to oranges in my opinion. :-)
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Right. Though they do share the genre, that's about it.

Trey Anastasio is an incredible guitarist.

I will say that I enjoy Big Wu shows more than Phish. They are local to my home state (MN), and we get along together well. They started out of St. Olaf College as a Grateful Dead cover band, but now have a large repertoire of original music.

http://soundcloud.com/the-big-wu/tracks?page=2

Check out MN Moon. And Kensington Manor.
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I grew up in IA so I have seen Big Wu a few times back in my high school days. Always was a good time.
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Awesome! Andy Miller and I converse on occasion. They took a hiatus for a few years, but are back on top, with a new lead guitarist. I still see them every chance I get. Going to Lutsen Mountains up the north shore for their 20th anniversary show.
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That should be a awesome.
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Love Phish and the Wu. Any String Cheese fans? Yonder? Moe.? ...possible STS9?
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I am into all that you mentioned above. Not so much Moe anymore these days. But have seen all those bands many a times in my life.
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Awesome bro, you can't go wrong with any of them. I think the thing I miss the most about Colorado is the music scene. You tell someone here in Chicago that you're a bluegrass or string cheese fan and they look at you like you're crazy.
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I'm into all the Jam Band's except the Disco Biscuits they are just not my thing. I started seeing The Dead in 85 and never looked back. I saw many shows at Wetlands in NYC over the years but none better than Zero, KVHW Pretty much any band including Steve Kimock.
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Yea the CO music scene for this genre is really hard to beat. Although Chicago does get a pretty good dose of these bands the vast majority of people have never heard of any of those bands. Are you hitting up any shows for New Years?
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I feel you on the Disco Biscuits. My buddy is huge into them. I gave them a try and checked them out 3-4 times but needless to say they are not for me.
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