You Enjoy Myself
, comment by vultures_eat_lizards
Does anyone else notice at the end of the silent jam they drop into a Twist jam a couple years before it was created?
Does anyone else notice at the end of the silent jam they drop into a Twist jam a couple years before it was created?
, comment by Choda
This was my 1st YEM and the measuring for all YEM's since and some have come close but never have any surpassed. Well worth the year wait!
This was my 1st YEM and the measuring for all YEM's since and some have come close but never have any surpassed. Well worth the year wait!
, comment by ndphanjeff
Yup. In my opinion, it's their Magnum Opus.
Yup. In my opinion, it's their Magnum Opus.
, comment by n00b100
This is probably the consensus choice for the greatest YEM of them all, and it's not a hard argument to make - the superb melodic jamming for which this jam is known is as fantastic as its reputation, the silent jam is funny (if you watch the video), and it builds to one of the most furious climaxes in Phish's live catalog. Really, with a jam this good, it's only personal preference when you're arguing against it, and I happen to prefer 10/2/99 and 12/2/99 more, but this one is right up there for me. It's one of the crown jewels of an undisputed peak for the band.
This is probably the consensus choice for the greatest YEM of them all, and it's not a hard argument to make - the superb melodic jamming for which this jam is known is as fantastic as its reputation, the silent jam is funny (if you watch the video), and it builds to one of the most furious climaxes in Phish's live catalog. Really, with a jam this good, it's only personal preference when you're arguing against it, and I happen to prefer 10/2/99 and 12/2/99 more, but this one is right up there for me. It's one of the crown jewels of an undisputed peak for the band.
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