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15 de ago. de 2011 · One of Phish.net's most prolific reviewers, W H @waxbanks, has written an insightful piece on his blog (blog.waxbanks.net) comparing the music of the Grateful Dead to that of Phish. He sees them as polar opposites with Phish's music being built around order (or structure) and the Dead's being built around disorder.
22 de feb. de 2018 · On the surface, Phish and the Grateful Dead draw comparisons, but one writer posits that their fundamental difference is how they approach letting their fans into their inside jokes.
Phish were often compared to the Grateful Dead during the 1990s, a comparison that the band members often resisted or distanced themselves from. The two bands were compared due to their emphasis on live performances, improvisational jamming style, musical similarities, and traveling fanbase.
14 de may. de 2015 · When considering the overlapping legacies of Grateful Dead and Phish in advance of the upcoming 50th anniversary shows featuring Phish frontman Trey Anastasio performing with the surviving...
2 de dic. de 2021 · It’s kind of hard to wrap your brain around. But fans embrace it. It’s all about the energy. The rule-breaking. And the relationship between Phish and their live audiences. “If the Grateful Dead are trying to take you on a long, strange trip, Phish is more like DMT.
20 de jun. de 2019 · One was wearing a Grateful Dead shirt, the other a Phish tee. Underneath, it read, “Ain’t no time to hate.” The phrase, taken from the Dead song “Uncle John’s Band,” is partly a nod to how...
The Grateful Dead are Americana, rooted in blues, bluegrass and folk, yet found a way to break these molds through psychedelic exploration. Phish is rooted more in Progressive Rock, and while they trained and can play blues, bluegrass and folk, I almost think of their music as more theatrical, especially in the case of the Gamehenge ...
