HT Giveaway: Win A Joy Box Pt. 5
As we’ve been telling you endlessly over the past few weeks, we’ve got two Joy Boxes to giveaway and we’re giving our readers eight chances to win. The Joy Box – the most ambitious Phish release ever – includes a CD of Joy plus 10 posters, an extensive booklet as well as Party Time and a DVD featuring some of Phish’s live performances from the first half of 2009.
Today, we’ve got question number five of eight and each answer you give will count as one entry in the contest. That’s right, you can enter eight times by answering all eight questions. Just don’t get greedy and answer the same question twice. This contest will run until September 25, 2009 at 11:59PM.
Just follow the rules below and we’ll announce our winners on 9/28:
- To enter the contest leave a comment below telling us what Phish show the band should release as the next Live Phish archival release
- All comments must be longer than 10 words and shorter than 50
- Your comment must be left by 11:59 PM EST on Friday, Sept. 25
- Don’t be greedy, only one entry per person, per question
- Winners will be selected at random from all entries to all 8 questions
- Winners receive one copy of the Joy Box each
So there you have it. As you see, question #5 is “what Phish show should the band release as the next Live Phish archival release?” Keep on checking Hidden Track for question #6.
- HT Joy Box Giveaway: Question #1, Question #2, Question #3, Question # 4,
- Previously on HT: Joy Review
- Dry Goods: Joy Box Pre-order
Scott Bernstein
Scott Bernstein co-founded Hidden Track in October 2006 and was managing editor until taking over as EiC in January 2008. Scotty also writes for Relix Magazine and curates YEMblog.com.
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Hampton ’97. And of coarse Big Cypress!
Big Cypress
Big Cypress, people have been waiting for this for years, 9 to be exact.
Not exactly a “show”, per se, but I’d love to see a 2-disc collection of band-picked (with commentary in the notes) moments from IT.
The band should release Big Cypress. The ultimate in all that is phish.
9-14-99 The dark horse of fall tour. Almost everyone’s heard it but not in the quality it deserves.
So hard to pick one! I guess I have to go with my second show, 6/17/94 at the Eagles Ballroom in Milwaukee, WI. Run OJ, run!
Game-Hoist. The only show where they cover one of their albums AND Gamehendge.
Big Cypress
Salt Lake, Utah 11/2/1998- this was the first year i chose to skip UT between Vegas and RR and Phish plays Dark Side of the Moon. I have never been able to listen to it still to this day, but if you release it I will listen.
Too easy. Big Cypress, hands down. Maybe not the whole festival, just the midnight-to-sunrise set.
The Nov 29, 1997 Worcester show with the ~1hr Runaway Jim second set opener should be the next archived release on LivePhish. It features a rare Buffalo Bill encore.
Why it has not been released as yet is beyond me, but BIG CYPRESS is the ultimate Phish and deserves to be a live release!!!
Big Cypress.
Wednesday, July 9, 1997
Le Transbordeur, Lyon/Villeurbanne, France with Bela Fleck and the Flecktones. I used to play this tape out till it died. I love the improv in the show and I think others need to hear it!
Big Cypress is the choice, I have played the bootleg to death and I am sure that the released copy would be a better copy than the audience versions that are floating around.
Phish should finally release 11/22/97. Perhaps one of the best shows ever.
BIG CYPRESS
Big Cypress
Big Cypress
12/31/98 MSG. When they stepped on the stage, and opened with 1999, the crowd went absolutely nuts. i knew from that moment we were in for not only a outstanding, but a special experience. Phish delivered all 4 nights of the run, but new years eve was stellar. It would nice to share it with everyone.
4/15/94…Beacon Theater NYC…04-15-94 The Beacon Theater, New York, NY w/ the Giant Country Horns!
1: Llama, Guelah Papyrus, Paul and Silas, Harry Hood, Wilson-> Chalk Dust Torture, Bouncing Around the Room, It’s Ice, Down With Disease
2: Maze, If I Could, Oh Kee Pa Ceremony-> Suzy Greenberg*-> The Landlady*#, Julius*, Wolfman’s Brother*-> Alumni Blues*-> I Wanna Be Like You*, Cavern*^
E: Magilla*, Amazing Grace
Definitely have to agree with the others who said the Y2K Big Cypress — it’s begging for a release, especially if the band returns there for another show, which is a rumor I’ve heard. Thanks!
Vernon Downs 98 just before the Lemonwheel. Such a great show right before a fun festival.
Northeastern University
12-31-1992
what a night!!! top ten for certain!