Trey on the Millenium - Phish.net

Thursday 01/01/1998 by Lemuria

TREY ON THE MILLENIUM

To me, historically, there's always been so much art going around on big periods of change like this. At the end of the 19th century, there was so much important art and literature. So I'm looking forward to it, and we've been throwing ideas around to do something. Who knows, maybe we'll play the space shuttle or have concerts in four different time zones. I want to do a 30-hour show. People need to be able to cut loose for many days.

Trey Anastasio, in the 1/1/98 New York Times

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