Phish releases three new LivePhish remasters from Summer Tour '10 - Phish.net

Saturday 01/29/2011 by jackl

PHISH RELEASES THREE NEW LIVEPHISH REMASTERS FROM SUMMER TOUR '10

Phish will be releasing three shows from their past Summer Tour, completely remastered by sound engineer Fred Kevorkian. They will be available for download at iTunes this Tuesday, February 1st.

The shows are:

8/6/10 The Greek Theatre, Berkeley, CA
8/7/10 The Greek Theatre, Berkeley, CA
8/13/10 VZW Music Center, Noblesville, IN

Adding to Phish's catalog of the twenty Live Phish CD releases that are currently available, Phish has also pressed a limited number of CDs of these remasters. These will be available at select record stores nationwide as well, according to the Phish.com website.

The shows from the iTunes store can be preordered on the Phish.com website.

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2011-01-29 7:32 pm, comment by lumpblockclod

Surprised they didn't make 8/17/10 one of these. I thought that was probably the second best show from leg 2 after 8/7/10.

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