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August 6, 2012

News & Views

Couch Tour: LivePhish.com Will Webcast All Three San Francisco Phish Shows

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July 10, 2012

News & Views

Webcasts: Mike Gordon To Play As Part Of Tribute To Jerry Garcia [HT]

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June 14, 2012

News & Views

Webcasts: Phish to Offer Pay-Per-View Webcasts of Next Week’s Portsmouth Shows

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January 30, 2012

Videos

Mike Gordon + Trey Anastasio: GRAB 06/18/2006 Webcast Footage [VQ: A+, AQ: A+, Pro-Shot]

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December 13, 2011

News & Views

Webcasts: Phish To Offer Pay-Per-View Webcasts of MSG NYE Run [Hidden Track]

Continuing a trend started last New Year’s Run, Phish is once again teaming up with Nugs.net to offer Pay-Per-View broadcasts of all four NYE Run shows set to take place at Madison Square Garden on December 28-31. If you look at the LivePhish page for the MSG shows, you’ll see a link for a $55 four-day pass marked as “Live Video.”

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September 9, 2011

News & Views

Couch Tour: Vermont Flood Benefit To Be Webcast [Hidden Track]

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August 8, 2011

News & Views

Debates: Tales of Mental Tangle – Webcasts [Online Phish Tour]

The announcement of Phish’s webcast being brought back for the two-night Tahoe run has unleashed a heated debate within the Phish community.  While some are thrilled to have another opportunity to see the frantic four in their living rooms this summer, others feel that the band plays far better without the added pressure of entertaining fans seated at home in their underwear.  We at OPT like our debates the same way we like our guitarist’ hair–red hot.  That’s why we brought the esteemed Eric Wynman in to throw down with our own Zim in an epic battle of webcast worthiness!

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August 3, 2011

News & Views

Opinions: The Influence of Webcasts [Phish Thoughts]

Phish announced yesterday that they will be webcasting their two sold-out shows from Lake Tahoe on Monday and Tuesday next week. Fans from across the nation—and the world—will be able to tune in for the twin bill for only $24.99, exponentially increasing the 7,000 person audience with a virtual cast of thousands. But is this a good thing for the integrity of the show? Does a show being webcasted alter the band’s performance? Does it change the way Trey arranges the setlist in his mind? Maybe so, maybe not.

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August 2, 2011

News & Views

Webcasts: Phish Lake Tahoe Webcasts – 8/9 & 8/10 [Hidden Track]

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June 15, 2011

News & Views

Couch Tour: Who Has The Best Couch Tour Set-up? [Hidden Track]

[via @Soundcaresser]

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June 8, 2011

News & Views

Webcasts: Phish to Webcast Alpharetta Shows [Hidden Track]

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December 21, 2010

News & Views

MSG PPV: Sorry Taper420, Phish Will Take It From Here [OPT]

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December 20, 2010

News & Views

MSG PPV: The Webcast Arrives [Phish Thoughts]

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September 2, 2010

News & Views

Webcasts: Trey Anastasio Band Free Re-Broadcast [JamBase]

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May 14, 2010

News & Views

Webcasts: Trey Anastasio & Classic TAB @ Hangout Fest [iClips]

Watch Trey Anastasio and Classic TAB live from the Hangout Beach, Music & Arts Festival in Gulf Shores, AL starting on Sunday evening at 8:45PM  CDT. [via HT]

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February 25, 2010

News & Views

Webcasts: My Watershed Week of Online Video [OnlineVideoWatch]

But what made me really say, “We’ve arrived,” was watching a live stream of the Trey Anastasio Band concert from The Pageant in St. Louis, delivered by iClips.net.

Words don’t really do the experience justice. Dolby Digital handled the audio decoding and enhancements (can’t wait for a 5.1 audio stream, but I digress), filling my (NYC sized) living room with ambiance. But iClips delivered video for three hours nearly flawlessly.

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February 24, 2010

News & Views

Webcasts: The Future of Live Music Technology [NolaNigel's Blog]

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October 23, 2009

News & Views

Webcasts: An Open Letter to Phish and Red Light Management [Live Music Blog]

After witnessing the evolving and ever-expanding online activity surrounding Phish’s recent reunion tour, I’m now thoroughly convinced that the Phish fan base is primed and ready for a high-quality and paid live video stream for the band’s next tour. If done properly and in innovative Phish fashion, it could create an untapped revenue stream for the band while allowing more Phish fans to engage with the band’s music – in particular those fans that can’t make it out to every show on tour.

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