Harpua
, comment by demented
, attached to 2017-07-30
This was my second Harpua and a rarity due to it being predictable. I was thinking it could be a Hendrix tune - which we got- or a Quadrophenia tune such as Sea and Sand - but we got another story of Jimmy and his cat and their nemesis Harpua - I do prefer the Harpua from Starlake with "I fooled around and fell in love" the silly Physics jokes were cool and nerdy. Not as good as the Olive Loaf Harpua but great fun
This was my second Harpua and a rarity due to it being predictable. I was thinking it could be a Hendrix tune - which we got- or a Quadrophenia tune such as Sea and Sand - but we got another story of Jimmy and his cat and their nemesis Harpua - I do prefer the Harpua from Starlake with "I fooled around and fell in love" the silly Physics jokes were cool and nerdy. Not as good as the Olive Loaf Harpua but great fun
, comment by n00b100
, attached to 2017-07-30
One of my favorite non-jam-related moments of the Baker's Dozen is the guys overlaughing at Page's first joke like Sammy Davis Jr. cracking up at a joke Frank Sinatra would tell onstage during a Rat Pack concert.
One of my favorite non-jam-related moments of the Baker's Dozen is the guys overlaughing at Page's first joke like Sammy Davis Jr. cracking up at a joke Frank Sinatra would tell onstage during a Rat Pack concert.
, comment by n00b100
, attached to 2015-09-06
The 7th Harpua played since 1997 (the last year with multiple versions of Harpua), and one of the best "whole Harpua deals" from any era when you take it all in from a musical, antic-laden, fun-ness, and sheer emotion (cf. the speech Trey gives before United We Stand). But sure, complain some more about how the Once in a Lifetime was played.
The 7th Harpua played since 1997 (the last year with multiple versions of Harpua), and one of the best "whole Harpua deals" from any era when you take it all in from a musical, antic-laden, fun-ness, and sheer emotion (cf. the speech Trey gives before United We Stand). But sure, complain some more about how the Once in a Lifetime was played.
, comment by DaleCooper
, attached to 2015-09-06
No. Thank you.
No. Thank you.
, comment by n00b100
, attached to 2013-07-21
Can't blame 'em for trying. Hey, anything that gets Mike to say more than 3 words onstage can't be TOO bad, right?
Can't blame 'em for trying. Hey, anything that gets Mike to say more than 3 words onstage can't be TOO bad, right?
, comment by n00b100
, attached to 1998-11-02
It's such a Phish thing that Harpua was the framing device for the infamous DSOTM performance - it makes sense, of course, but it also helps bring the album into Phish's universe the way simply throwing it out there would not have done. I don't quite love 11/2/98 the way many others do (I am quite certain I'd love it more if it'd been Wish You Were Here), but there's no arguing that it's one of the band's great accomplishments.
It's such a Phish thing that Harpua was the framing device for the infamous DSOTM performance - it makes sense, of course, but it also helps bring the album into Phish's universe the way simply throwing it out there would not have done. I don't quite love 11/2/98 the way many others do (I am quite certain I'd love it more if it'd been Wish You Were Here), but there's no arguing that it's one of the band's great accomplishments.
, comment by n00b100
, attached to 1996-12-29
I'd have thought the "evil sound of Hell" would have been something off of Be Here Now, myself, but this isn't too far off.
I'd have thought the "evil sound of Hell" would have been something off of Be Here Now, myself, but this isn't too far off.
, comment by Real_out_casty
, attached to 1994-10-16
Probably the best Harpua I've seen. I think they felt they wanted to give more. The place was rockin' after Highway to Hell. Jimmy goin' to see Bootsy at the club. Yeah.
Probably the best Harpua I've seen. I think they felt they wanted to give more. The place was rockin' after Highway to Hell. Jimmy goin' to see Bootsy at the club. Yeah.
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