Live Phish: 12.07.97 Ervin J. Nutter Center, Dayton, OH Phish
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2008
December 7, 1997
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Junta (1988)
Lawn Boy (1990)
A Picture of Nectar (1991)
Rift (1993)
Hoist (1994)
Crimes of the Mind (1994)
A Live One (1995)
Billy Breathes (1996)
Slip, Stitch and Pass (1997)
The Story of the Ghost (1998)
Hampton Comes Alive (1999)
Farmhouse (2000)
The Siket Disc (2000)
Round Room (2002)
Undermind (2004)
Live in Brooklyn (2006)
Joy (2009)
Fuego (2014)
Big Boat (2016)
í rokk (2018)
Sigma Oasis (2020)
Evolve (2024)
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Live Phish: 12.07.97 Ervin J. Nutter Center, Dayton, OH Review by Eric Schneider
This LIVEPHISH recording presents everyone’s favorite Vermont-based jam ensemble performing in Dayton, Ohio, during late 1997. Standout tracks of the two-disc concert album include a fairly faithful version of Talking Heads’ restless “Psycho Killer,” the spacey “Dayton Jam,” and the funky, Warren Zevon-like “Wolfman’s Brother,” all of which showcase the band’s amazingly tight, intuitive interplay.
Disc 1
All Credits
| Trey Anastasio Composer, Group Member, Main Personnel | |
| Frank Beard Composer | |
| David Byrne Composer | |
| Jonathan Fishman Composer, Group Member, Main Personnel | |
| Billy Gibbons Composer | |
| Mike Gordon Composer, Main Personnel | |
| Dusty Hill Composer | |
| Jeff Holdsworth Composer | |
| Fred Kevorkian Mastering | |
| Paul Languedoc Engineer | |
| John Lennon Composer | |
| Tom Marshall Composer | |
| Paul McCartney Composer | |
| Page McConnell Composer, Group Member, Main Personnel | |
| Julia Mordaunt Layout Design | |
| Phish Primary Artist | |
| Kevin Shapiro Post Production | |
| Stevie Wonder Composer |
