Brand new 7-DVD box set documenting The Clifford Ball, a landmark concert event that drew more than 70,000 fans to upstate New York in August 1996. The Clifford Ball was the first of seven, two-day spectacles the band staged, including The Great Went a year later, followed by Lemonwheel in 1998. The Clifford Ball was held in Plattsburgh New York at a decommissioned air force base, where Phish played two marathon concerts and delivered a one-of-a-kind experience for fans.

The box set features nine hours of concert and event footage (with six complete sets of music recorded Live August 16 & 17, 1996 and bonus features including Phish’s extended soundcheck, its late night flatbed truck jam and a 30-minute featurette with exclusive behind-the-scenes footage and more. This regionless DVD set includes options for both stereo and 5.1 Dolby Surround Sound Audio (remixed and mastered from the band's multi-track tapes). 4:3 aspect ratio.

DISC 1 - Day One (8/16/1996) – Set One
Chalk Dust Torture
Bathtub Gin
Ya Mar
AC/DC Bag
Esther
The Divided Sky
Halley’s Comet
David Bowie

DISC 2 - Day One (8/16/1996) – Set Two
Split Open And Melt
Sparkle
Free
The Squirming Coil
Waste
Talk
Train Song
Strange Design
Hello My Baby
Mike’s Song
Simple
Contact
Weekapaug Groove

DISC 3 - Day One (8/16/1996) – Set Three
Makisupa Policeman
2001
Down With Disease
NICU
Life On Mars
Harry Hood
Encore: Amazing Grace

DISC 4 - Day Two (8/17/1996) – Set One
Old Home Place
Punch You In The Eye
Reba
Cars Trucks Buses
The Lizards
Sample In A Jar
Taste
Fee
Maze
Suzy Greenberg

DISC 5 - Day Two (8/17/1996) – Set Two
The Curtain
Runaway Jim
It’s Ice
Brother
Fluffhead
Run Like An Antelope
Golgi Apparatus
Slave To The Traffic Light

DISC 6 - Day Two (8/17/1996) – Set Three
Wilson
Frankenstein
Scent Of A Mule
Tweezer
A Day In The Life
Possum
Tweezer Reprise
Encore: Harpua

DISC 7 - Bonus Disc
The Clifford Ball: A Beacon Of Light
The Flatbed Jam
Soundcheck (8/15/1996)
An Interview With Jim Pollock
Chris Kuroda Split-Screen
Phish: On Jamming
Phish: The LG

Eight-disc box set of legendary three-night run Feb 19, 20, 21, 1993 Atlanta, GA

Phish and JEMP Records will release the complete three nights of music from the Roxy Theatre—six sets featuring 78 unique songs with two special guests and only one repeat spread over eight CDs—as "Phish: At The Roxy", available in stores everywhere on November 18.

The second concert of the run is one the most-collected live Phish bootlegs; however, this will be the first time they will be heard in true high fidelity. The recordings are drawn from soundman/luthier Paul Languedoc’s two-track soundboard reference DATs and mastered by regular Phish collaborator, Fred Kevorkian. One of the many highlights of At The Roxy is the second set of that show, which is highly celebrated for its extended suite of “Tweezer,” the James Gang’s “Walk Away,” “Mike’s Song,” the reggae song “Have Mercy,” Kiss’s “Rock and Roll All Nite”
among other songs and improvisations. Several special guests join Phish onstage, including Jimmy Herring (Widespread Panic, the Allman Brothers Band, Aquarium Rescue Unit) during the second set of the first night and banjo player Jeff Mosier (Blueground Undergrass, Aquarium Rescue Unit, Leftover Salmon) for a bluegrass encore during the third show. This is Phish at their peak in terms of playful, anything-goes musical precociousness. This is the first complete multiple-show release since Hampton Comes Alive and the Island Tour of 1998.

For your listening pleasure, here is a preview from
"Phish: At The Roxy".

From the Encore of 2/21/93, tracks 12, 13, and 14 combined and edited Good Times Bad Times > Paul and Silas > Pig in a Pen (with Jeff Mosier)

Pre-order the box set now at
http://drygoods.phish.com/Dept.aspx?cp=773_14732
And pre-order the digital set at
http://www.livephish.com/packages/phish_roxy1993.asp

On July 22, 1997, Phish performed the second show of their U.S. summer tour at Walnut Creek Amphitheatre in Raleigh, NC through a torrent of rain, thunder and lightning related to Hurricane Danny. Rather than cancel the gig, the band played on with the music mirroring the peaks in the storm’s intensity. 1997 was a particularly fertile period in the band’s creativity onstage, as exemplified at Walnut Creek.

Phish’s own JEMP Records is proud to offer the complete Walnut Creek show on DVD, in stores everywhere August 5. Phish’s first full concert DVD since 2006’s acclaimed Live In Brooklyn set, Walnut Creek features more than 2 hours of 5-camera footage in 5.1 Dolby Surround or optional stereo sound on two DVDs.

Walnut Creek is a well known show among Phish fans, which, due to its conciseness and diverse song selection, is also accessible to newer fans. Highlights include “Down With Disease” that slowly segues into “Mike’s Song”—the first and only time these two classic tunes were ever paired together in such a way—as well as “Taste,” complete with near Biblical thunder and lightning display (some fans say the band seemed to “play” the storm; others that the storm “played” the band). In a bit of Phish humor, the band performed the then-new song “Water in the Sky.” The show also includes the Jon Fishman-penned song “Bye Bye Foot,” which was only performed in concert a handful of times. Overall the show is remembered as a significant example of Phish’s hallmark approach to group improvisation with the performances here characterized by an exceptionally democratic and refined balance of four musical voices.

Anyone who pre-orders the DVD from Dry Goods will receive Phish: Left Nuts, a bonus CD featuring more than 75 minutes of previously unreleased music from Phish's past performances at Walnut Creek, produced specifically for this release.
http://drygoods.phish.com/Dept.aspx?cp=773_1403

In addition, you can pre-order (available for download on August 5th) MP3 and Flac versions of Walnut Creek's audio at LivePhish.com and get an exclusive bonus track of You Enjoy Myself with special guest Boyd Tinsley from 6/16/95 Walnut Creek Amphitheatre, Raleigh, NC.
http://www.livephish.com/show.asp?show=414

PHISH WALNUT CREEK DVD TRACKLISTING

DISC ONE
Runaway Jim
My Soul
Water In The Sky
Stash
Bouncing Around The Room
Vultures
Bye Bye Foot
Taste
DISC TWO
Down With Disease
Mike's Song
Simple
I Am Hydrogen
Weekapaug Groove
Hello My Baby
When The Circus Comes
Harry Hood

Exclusive Dry Goods Bonus CD Phish: Left Nuts TRACKLISTING

1. Runaway Jim - Walnut Creek 6/16/95
2. Free - Walnut Creek 6/16/95
3. Reba - Walnut Creek 6/29/94
4. Dog Faced Boy - Walnut Creek 6/16/95
5. Catapult - Walnut Creek 6/16/95
6. Split Open and Melt - Walnut Creek 6/16/95
7. Carolina - Walnut Creek 6/16/95

DISC ONE 1.
Wilson 2. Peaches En Regalia > 3. Poor Heart > 4. 2001 > 5.
Llama 6. You Enjoy Myself 7. Cars Trucks Buses > 8. Down With
Disease > 9. Frankenstein

DISC TWO 1. Julius 2. Sparkle
> 3. Mike's Song > 4. Simple > 5. Harry Hood > 6. Weekapaug
Groove 7. Sweet Adeline 8. Good Times Bad Times

DISC THREE 1.
Harpua > 2. Wildwood Weed > 3. Harpua 4. Cowboy's Sweetheart >
5. Harpua > 6. Suspicious Minds > 7. Harpua > 8. Suzy
Greenberg > 9. Suzy Q

Bonus DVD (included in Limited Edition Box) 1.
2001 > 2. Llama 3. Mike's Song > 4. Simple > 5. Harry Hood
> 6. Weekapaug Groove 7. Harpua > 8. Wildwood Weed > 9. Harpua
10. Cowboy's Sweetheart > 11. Harpua > 12. Suspicious Minds >
13. Harpua > 14. Suzy Greenberg > 15. Suzy Q

THREE-DISC SET FEATURES THE COMPLETE RECORDING OF PHISH’S FIRST LAS VEGAS APPEARANCE

LEGENDARY SHOW FEATURES MEMBERS OF PRIMUS, NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND, FOUR ELVIS IMPERSONATORS AND YODELERS

On December 6,1996, Phish played their debut gig in Las Vegas. It was the final show in a 35-date fall tour that stretched across the country, and it was the first in what became a loose tradition of off-the-wall, humorous and irreverent Vegas appearances. This celebrated first show, known as Vegas 96, will be released on November 20 by JEMP Records. Featuring three hours of music Vegas 96 captures the spirit of a band near the peak of its powers pulling out all the stops. In addition to the three-disc standard edition—containing the entire concert along with one of Phish’s most memorable and elaborate encores—a special Limited Edition Vegas 96 includes a DVD of archival footage and an extensive 40- page bound-book, featuring photos from the show.

Vegas 96 is revered for many reasons, but the most unforgettable part of the show is its marathon-like encore. Centered on the mythic and rarely performed song “Harpua”—which tells the humorous story of a boy and his cat, Poster Nutbag—the encore segues in and out of several other songs (including Elvis’ “Suspicious Minds”) for over 30 minutes. With a host of special guests onstage including Les Claypool and Larry LaLonde of Primus and multi-instrumentalist John McEuen, this historic “Harpua” is a landmark foray into complete pandemonium that is still discussed in fan circles today.

Phish displays many of their most compelling traits on Vegas 96: they string together old classics in new ways; they host a parade of special guests; they act out stories; and attempt to conjure The King with four Elvis Presley impersonators onstage. This show features hallmark full-band improvisation, epic art rock, favorite covers by Frank Zappa, Edgar Winter and Led Zeppelin, a group of yodelers, half of the band Primus, and Malachi (actor Courtney Gains) from the film Children of the Corn. Above all, Vegas 96 is non-stop, unabashed fun—a truly historic rock and roll event and a significant milestone in Phish’s storied touring history.

Vegas 96 marks the fourth CD release by JEMP Records, a label devoted to releasing what the band members consider the greatest and most important shows of their career. It follows the Colorado ’88 three-CD set, which came out last fall, the Live In Brooklyn two-DVD and three-CD sets, and the inaugural release, New Year’s Eve 1995—Live at Madison Square Garden three-CD set, which won a Jammy Award for “Best Archival Release.” These three prior JEMP releases received rave reviews from Rolling Stone, Entertainment Weekly, Blender, Newsweek, and others.