Bonnaroo

Trey Anastasio: Oysterhead 06/16/2006 Entire Show Playlist [VQ: A, AQ: A, DVD-RIP]

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June 8, 2010

Downloads: Bonnaroo From The Archives #2 – 06/14/2009 Pre-FM

Download Links: FLACs, V0 MP3s, AACs

As promised we’re following up yesterday’s posting of the definitive recording of the first Phish Bonnaroo From The Archives broadcast with the release of the same quality files for the second broadcast. For more details and a complete track list head over to Hidden Track.

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Bonnaroo FTA: YEMblog Unveils More Pre-Tour Goodies [Hidden Track]

The second Bonnaroo From The Archives broadcast featured a wealth of gems that span from 1985 to 1999 including an exploratory version of 2001 from September 29, 1999, a rare Mike Gordon demo from 1993 and a wild Run Like An Antelope from October 24, 1995. All of these tracks come from a source marked as “Pre-FM” meaning that the broadcast was recorded before the signal went out over the air as opposed to the webcast-rips that previously circulated. In other words, it doesn’t get higher quality than these files.

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June 7, 2010

Downloads: Bonnaroo From The Archives #1 – 6/12/2009 PRE-FM

Download Links: FLACs, V0 MP3s, AACs

We’re honored to share this unbelievably crisp recording of last June’s Bonnaroo From The Archives broadcasts. Today, we’ve got the Pre-FM files from the first broadcast. Stay tuned for files from the second broadcast. For more details and a complete track listing head over to Hidden Track.

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Bonnaroo FTA: YEMblog Unveils Pre-Tour Goodies [Hidden Track]

This afternoon you’ll finally get to hear gems such as the famed Radio City Ghost, After Midnight from Big Cypress and the St. Louis ’94 Tweezer the way they were meant to be heard. These files are the real deal and while info on source is limited to “Pre-FM”, rest assured you won’t find a better recording of the Bonnaroo FTA shows. Today, YEMblog has posted links to file sets featuring the V0 MP3s, AACs and FLACs of the June 12, 2009 From The Archives broadcast for your listening pleasure with a promise of the second broadcast to come later this week.

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February 16, 2010

Phish w/ Bruce Springsteen: 06/14/2009 Glory Days [VQ: B+, AQ: B, Screenshot]

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February 1, 2010

Phish: 06/12/2009 Wolfman’s Brother [VQ: A, AQ: A, PRO]

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October 16, 2009

Phish w/ Bruce Springsteen: Glory Days [VQ: A-, AQ: A-]

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July 16, 2009

Guest Spots: Bruuuuce [Phish Thoughts]

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July 15, 2009

Phish: 06/14/2009 First Tube [VQ: B-, AQ: B+]

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July 2, 2009

Phish: 06/12/2009 Neumann u89i Manchester, TN

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June 28, 2009

Phish: 06/12/2009 Down With Disease [VQ: B, AQ: C+]

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Phish: 06/12/2009 A Day In The Life [VQ: B+, AQ: B+]

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June 25, 2009

Phish: 06/12/2009 FOB Manchester, TN

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June 24, 2009

Editorial: You Ain’t Picasso on Phish @ Bonnaroo [Live Music Blog]

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Phish: 06/14/2009 First Tube [VQ: B, AQ: B+]

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Reviews: Bonnaroo – An Unbiased First-Person Recap [Glide Magazine]

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June 23, 2009

Phish: 06/12/2009 PIT Neumann TLM-170 Manchester, TN

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Quasi-Haters: Phish @ Bonnaroo [You Ain't No Picasso]

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June 19, 2009

Phish: 06/12/2009 Down With Disease [VQ: B+, AQ: B+]

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Photo Gallery: Bonnaroo 2009 [Muckster's Flickr]

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Bonnaroo: Phish Revels in Jam w/ Springsteen [Creative Loafing]

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Phish w/ Bruce Springsteen: 06/14/2009 Glory Days Multi-CAM [VQ: A-, AQ: A]

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Phish: 06/14/2009 …Zero, Tweezer [VQ: A-, AQ: B+]

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Phish w/ Bruce Springsteen: 06/14/2009 Glory Days SCREENSHOT [VQ: A-, AQ: B+]

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June 18, 2009

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Phish w/ Springsteen: Mike, Trey and Page Talk Bonnaroo Sit-in [Billboard]

Phish bassist Mike Gordon says the previous night’s Springsteen show was the first Boss performance he had seen outside a couple of songs at the Pete Seeger 90th Birthday Party last month. He now says he sees why Springsteen is so highly regarded. “It’s great to know that it’s not all hype or anything, there’s such a solid musician and songsmith standing there, and then to be so nice and such a gentleman at the same time,” Gordon says.

“What really blew me away was when we were in the practice room playing one of his songs and he strolled on in,” Gordon continues. “We had planned to practice with him, and he started kind of dancing to one of his songs we were playing. When he walked in, his guitar playing and his singing and his presence, it became clear to me why he became a megastar. Because he instantly brought this sense of melody and just bold statements out of his singing and guitar playing, it was undeniably great. It was a real joy to play with him.”

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