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Live Phish 12-1-95 is an archival release by the band Phish. It is the only two disc set in the livephish downloads CD series to date. The show was originally released in MP3, FLAC and CD formats on March 20, 2007. It is currently only available on phish.com, though some stores do carry the exclusive recordings. This show, which started one of the most celebrated months in Phish history, is known for its strong version of "David Bowie"(with the original song "Catapult" right in the middle) and the first time the forever linked songs "Mike's Song" and "Weekapaug Groove" were played without any song in between them. This performance was a tour highlight. The first set included the first performance of "Down with Disease" since the summer 95 tour and a humorous story during "Colonel Forbin's Ascent". Live Phish 12-1-95 is an archival release by the band Phish. It is the only two disc set in the livephish downloads CD series to date. The show was originally released in MP3, FLAC and CD formats on March 20, 2007. It is currently only available on phish.com, though some stores do carry the exclusive recordings. This show, which started one of the most celebrated months in Phish history, is known for its strong version of "David Bowie"(with the original song "Catapult" right in the middle) and the first time the forever linked songs "Mike's Song" and "Weekapaug Groove" were played without any song in between them. This performance was a tour highlight. The first set included the first performance of "Down with Disease" since the summer 95 tour and a humorous story during "Colonel Forbin's Ascent".


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1. Buried Alive(Anastasio) 1. Buried Alive(Anastasio)

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Live Phish 12-1-95 is an archival release by the band Phish. It is the only two disc set in the livephish downloads CD series to date. The show was originally released in MP3, FLAC and CD formats on March 20, 2007. It is currently only available on phish.com, though some stores do carry the exclusive recordings. This show, which started one of the most celebrated months in Phish history, is known for its strong version of "David Bowie"(with the original song "Catapult" right in the middle) and the first time the forever linked songs "Mike's Song" and "Weekapaug Groove" were played without any song in between them. This performance was a tour highlight. The first set included the first performance of "Down with Disease" since the summer 95 tour and a humorous story during "Colonel Forbin's Ascent".

Disc 1 1. Buried Alive(Anastasio)

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