LIVE BAIT VOL. 6 released for free download. Highlights of Colorado shows past, including the famous “tease” Bowie from Nov. 2, 1990, which is a personal favorite. I’m kind of disappointed by the lack of content from Oct. 31, 1990, since that’s one of the shows that, over the course of listening to Phish, I’ve probably heard the most and want others to enjoy, but I’m not badmouthing Shapiro for this collection of audio wonder.

Click on the photo to go to the LivePhish download page. This is awesome for those of us prepping for the hurricane. At least I’ll have something new to hear when the power goes out.

1. The Curtain > (1996-08-06 Red Rocks Amphitheatre - Morrison, CO)
2. Tweezer (1996-08-06 Red Rocks Amphitheatre - Morrison, CO)
3. Split Open And Melt (1994-06-11 Red Rocks Amphitheatre - Morrison, CO)
4. It’s Ice > (1993-08-20 Red Rocks Amphitheatre - Morrison, CO)
5. The Wedge (1993-08-20 Red Rocks Amphitheatre - Morrison, CO)
6. Mike’s Song > (1995-06-10 Red Rocks Amphitheatre - Morrison, CO)
7. I Am Hydrogen > (1995-06-10 Red Rocks Amphitheatre - Morrison, CO)
8. Weekapaug Groove (1995-06-10 Red Rocks Amphitheatre - Morrison, CO)
9. The Moma Dance > (2003-02-18 Pepsi Center - Denver, CO)
10. Limb By Limb (2003-02-18 Pepsi Center - Denver, CO)
11. McGrupp And The Watchful Hosemasters (Roma Bar - Telluride, CO - Colorado ‘88)
12. Ghost (1997-11-17 McNichols Sports Arena - Denver, CO - LivePhish11)
13. David Bowie (1990-11-02 Glenn Miller Ballroom, University of Colorado - Boulder, CO)
14. Wilson > (1993-03-13 Balch Fieldhouse, University of Colorado - Boulder, CO)
15. Run Like An Antelope (1993-03-13 Balch Fieldhouse, University of Colorado - Boulder, CO)

And BOOM goes the Live Bait dynamite!

Phish just dropped 34 tracks of soundboard-quality (albeit it MP3 rather than lossless) music from their many festivals. Download FOR FREE and enjoy! 

Another reminder of how lucky we are to have this band.

(Oh yeah: Click on the photo and it’ll take you to the LivePhish page to download the set.)

We at Fuck Yeah Phish may be a little slow on posting this, but if you haven’t yet downloaded the hours of tasty soundboard goodness compiled by archivist Kevin Shapiro you need to do so now. Not later. Now.

That Twist > Slave is mind-blowingly epic and Mr. Miner calls the Split #verypossiblythebestjamiveneverheard. Pretty solid endorsements, if you ask us.

So click on the photo and make your Monday Tuesday better, better, better.