Trey Anastasio's Phish Summer 2021 Guitar Rig Tour (4K HDR)

[@adamf.4823]

I don't care how fanboyish this sounds, or obvious like maybe I'm preaching to the choir, but Trey is the best. He's the best ever. I know there are better technicians, even some more creative, but he's like a magician. His devotion to tone and atmosphere and his seemingly eternal childlike enthusiasm for music remind me why I wanted to pluck around like a mook on my own guitar. He was anointed a long time ago and he's lived up to his enthronement with grace and purpose. Legend.

[@Wompzalot]

Well said.

[@adamf.4823]

@@Wompzalot Thanks.

[@brianmcmanus4690]

He is the best.

[@dr.oysterhead4297]

"The guy shits music. It's never been anything other than that." - Jon Fishman

[@maxolydian9115]

Truer words hath neer been spake. The hagiography of Ernest, and I think he deserves one in the holy scriptures of rock, alongside Saints Jimi, Eric, etc etc

[@wormzgalore5288]

"It's like the millennium falcon taking off backwards but landing... but reverb." I love this man.

[@bretknight3813]

I'm seriously laughing out loud during this part. My office is probably wondering wtf I'm doing on company time.

[@CaseJams]

Best comment! Kessel run done backward, looking over the shoulder, piped through a Leslie!

[@riceflatpicking4954]

@@bretknight3813 I can relate!

[@JDHolland420]

You've never heard of the millennium falcon? It's the ship that made the kessel run is less than 12 parsecs.

[@chipshot4455]

I want that “space sound” as he calls it. What pedal is it- the Keeley?

[@stevensiwinski]

The look on Trey's face as he plays back the whole loop at the end is priceless.

[@greatquux]

Serious Fripp/Eno shit going on here!

[@nelsonw2096]

It’s so fun to see his joy in all of this. He seems like a truly happy person.

[@tuckermccormick1927]

He looks like a kid who just got his first bike for xmas when he is flipping through all those Pog tones

[@tommj4365]

So goofy... I hadn't really seen him talk in length like this before, as I only really listened to their first 8 or so albums, yet this is exactly as I imagined he might be, just grinning like a kid in a kinda creepy way, but not threatening ofc...

[@lizbec1085]

It’s like he’s a chef, with a new recipe! He shows us the steps and ingredients, at each stage, some sounds are simmering, some have to be stirred, you have to add the spices and liquids at different times throughout the process, check the heat and temperature.

[@Yetimon]

This Phish rabbit hole is the best thing I've ever fallen into. The more I learn about Trey, the band and the music, the more I love.

[@jaybeemhardscrote7466]

Welcome aboard!

[@lvbuckeye]

Welcome to the Phamily!

[@scottmiller4796]

The nets unbreakable my friend...

[@swampknife3452]

Amen to that!

[@TheBadgertwo]

Yup. That's how it works. You're screwed.

[@seanbessette6517]

this is Fred Armisen’s best skit yet

[@anthonypinto9244]

😂😂😂

[@YeshuaAlberto]

I like this joke

[@CharacterZero89]

Trey has the most sincere smile ever. It's very contagious.

[@anotheryoutubed]

Looked very 'Ron Trey of 2003-2004 IMO.

[@mkwilson38]

And that look and smile at the very end totally LOLed me.

[@lvbuckeye]

There is nothing better than watching someone do something that they truly love.

[@infiniteandroid]

I agree!!

[@fastermouse]

I'm a Phish respecter more than a fan, and this was so much fun. Trey is an awesome player, and seems like a million dollar guy.

[@phunkyjunkee]

Go to a show.

[@MrDirtydaves]

Same. I actually prefer their studio albums to their shows myself. Seen them a couple of times. One was super underwhelming and the next was fun but not enough to get me clawing to see them again anytime soon. I grew up in the jam band scene myself and I just never LOVED treys tone but totally respect him as a musician.

[@ericwilliamson9869]

I love the joy in his face talking about his gear like it’s all brand new. Trey seems like a man who appreciates what he has and truly loves what he does.

[@Tee-Jay-y]

I'm a newlyy converted Phish fan as a 30+ years as a Deadhead. It's exciting to know a whole world of great music is waiting for me to discover. It's a gift.

[@JordanAnastasio]

I'm truly thrilled for you 🥰

[@prush1]

its like watching a child show you the millennium flacon he just built out of legos. pure joy.

[@Steaminlidz]

The plural of Lego is lego

[@lvbuckeye]

@@Steaminlidz the plural of Lego is Legos

[@zizoumonk10]

Millenium flacon

[@colemanworldgirl]

Came here to make this comment, and just like legos he's got a TON of pieces put together in exactly the right place. Didn't know his rig was this complex!

[@ZiddersRooFurry]

@@Steaminlidz Are you OK?

[@literallyshaking8019]

I’m absolutely blown away by the fact Trey actually bought a genuine Ken Fischer made Trainwreck. I thought his tone was incredible with the Komet Trainwreck modded head, but he’s bought a true holy grail amplifier. You can keep your Dumbles, to me those original Trainwrecks are the greatest sounding amps of all time, clean or dirty.

[@smelltheglove2038]

Agree-d

[@automatics1im]

It's fun watching people have fun.

[@Lightningph]

Please do Mike, Page and Jon! It would also be awesome to have CK5 and maybe the crew guys have a video!!?? Like show how they set up the stage etc

[@rupertkennedy7964]

The crew guys should have their own reality show.

[@ScavbandPA]

would be crazy cool

[@CentralScroootinizer]

Yeah I’ve always wondered what that snare-looking piece is on the front of Fish’s bass drum but could never figure it out.

[@guitron]

@@CentralScroootinizer Probably a microphone. Look up Yamaha Subkick.

[@smelltheglove2038]

@@CentralScroootinizer it’s a tambourine…. Jk, not sure what it is.

[@BigBlackFurryCreature]

This may be my favorite video on the internet. I have watched this at least 7-8 times since it first came out and im still coming back to it constantly for reference and for inspiration while working on my own guitar rig. Cant wait for the next one in another 10 years!

[@derekzelenka6740]

man when Trey smiles every time he dials up a new sound...his joy is so infectious and contagious

[@lizbec1085]

That zoomed in smile at the end with that loop! Joy!

[@bradleyrembolt]

The fact that you took the time to show us around like this says so much about your level of care for us the fans. It is much appreciated. Thank you for all you do Trey. Please pass that along to the boys and to the crew. We love you guys.

[@timcollins8919]

It’s like doc from back to the future giving a rundown on his favorite inventions lol Trey is one in a million.

[@wormzgalore5288]

We don't deserve this man, and yet here he is.

[@jefferywelsh3860]

Haven't seen one of these from Trey in a while. He's justified in having this much craziness in his rig. Can't wait to see phish again soon.

[@herbythechef7624]

well he uses it all so it makes sense for him to have this much!

[@thejamnasium6447]

"and if you combine the wah and whammy, you get this growl sound" **plays a bit** me: oh he uses that a lot Trey: I use that a lot

[@bluecollar825]

Idk y but I felt I had to let you know I love your username lol 🤣

[@thejamnasium6447]

@@bluecollar825 d'ya ever... hang around the Jamnasium?

[@smelltheglove2038]

The “whammy” is my least favorite thing that happens. Trey, sometimes when I have a head full and I’m watching the band and a siren comes on it’s not so fun. Hahaha

[@adambrunner9462]

Its like in the Wizard of Oz when Toto pulls the curtain back. Except this time the Wizard is not a fraud, but truly The Wizard. I knew this day was gonna get better! Thanks Trey!

[@ChuckECheeez]

Ha, ain’t that the truth!

[@Ronnie_Matthews]

I have no idea what most of this means I just love hearing Trey talk and geeking out about his gear. I'd also like to know the context of the memes that are about to come from this video.

[@Jivolt]

Trey’s tone is ungodly buttery crunchy. That 2021 Languedoc paired with Trainwreck amp is just tonal bliss.

[@pauljasper5049]

His best tone is with the first Languedoc.

[@DingleBerry88]

@@joshuacumming4132 I feel like he’s allowed to have a preference

[@robertjreiter]

za?

[@boofert.washington2499]

Buttery crunchy? You people need to stop doing drugs...

[@Jivolt]

@@boofert.washington2499 I don’t do drugs.

[@cristabelleblanc309]

I love how excited and happy he is talking about his rig. After all these years he still loves it :)

[@ricksnyder4338]

I've watched a lot of rig rundowns but that was by far really incredible.

[@PerryCodes]

Maybe one of the best rig rundowns I've ever seen. Thanks Trey!

[@tdank76]

How can you not love Trey, hes still such a kid with his toys and new discoveries. Love you man...

[@robertsmithjr.5839]

He’s the best!

[@ChuckECheeez]

I would pay money to sit in a room and just listen to Trey noodle around and explain all his different gear, pedals, & effects. This is SO interesting to me.

[@nycyabber7103]

This is absolutely incredible. This is what decades of evolving music through thousands of shows look like. This setup represents the evolution of Phish's sound and their history as a band.

[@benjaminwigler8271]

Not a Phish fan but Trey is just an unbelievably great guitar player & singer, and his reputation as a Jedi is well earned. This video rules.

[@smelltheglove2038]

His singing isn’t all that…. Let’s be honest. He rips on that guitar though, and the band slays. Singing is the least important thing they do.

[@augustearth]

As a (very amateur) guitarist this is like opening all my Christmas and birthday presents, from those ten years since his last rig run down, at once. Pure Heaven!

[@d.b.pacini-christensen378]

I love it when an advanced level teacher simplifies a lesson for most to understand and relish. Trey, thanks for taking time to share this information!

[@mcjamesbiggestfan7939]

As someone who's pedalboard is inspired by you and has seen the first rig rundown way too much, thank you for this trey! I thought i was hearing that classic mu-tron this tour, love it in the set up

[@alexsmith9132]

The "Smile" ending this tankard of magical info says everything i've never been able express. Like when your Dawg looks like he's gonna pop an eyeball as they try so hard to make words sometimes. Now, to debate.... absolute fucking genius or Maniacally lovely complete genius that so far has not used, "fully" ,anyhow, his effect of the 4 horseman. You can find it in the "Backpage section of the HFB. It sets the tune for the greatest jam ever, as there will be no jams afterward. I've heard in some higher up esoterriffictraffic Phish mystery bowls it may be called..."Thanks a lot! We'll be back in 15 min...then the universe being now complete just ends. I hope there's PA music

[@boofert.washington2499]

Try being original for once.

[@alexsmith9132]

@@boofert.washington2499 Thank you from the bottom, Boof-Man, BoofDawg, The Boofstar, Boofareno, Boof-o meca high Boof'r hidey Ho Boof ya lekka guy mega hidey Ho Ho Hole. These are the words you inspired within me w/ your history changing quote. It made me ascend to a higher frequency in the 5thD...in my pants

[@AlexG-ok1zc]

I grew up in New England listening to Phish. I wouldn't even call myself a "jam band" fan, but I've always considered Trey to be one of the most versatile guitarists I've ever heard. More impressive that he plays all this music with one guitar. Trey's ethos as a musician is something I've always admired.

[@warrenpeace6366]

Please make some content with Chris Kuroda. The rig is amazing.

[@Hossafy]

Check out a podcast he was on during the Dozen. Podcast is called “The Light Side”

[@warrenpeace6366]

@@Hossafy Definitely! I have checked it out already. A couple times. Would love to see him describe the updates and the new designs. Cheers!!

[@gerrileid8951]

Ck5 is the Man And 5th member. Totally essential for things to be Or Raise the Bar so to speak. Love the cat.

[@headfullofacid8088]

Dude in Atlantic City it was sooo sweet. It was morphing and changing shapes and looked like a Chinese dancing dragon at one point or at least in my head it did

[@rednelb]

His rig is so intense and technical… us lighting guys would get a boner over it. You would also need well over 30 minutes

[@maggieathyobrien]

Idk wtf he's talking about but I'm here for it. He's just the coolest nerd ever.

[@treyanastasio2839]

Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.

[@MM-vv8mt]

Trey, the personification of joy! Thanks for the breakdown, Maestro! Rock on!

[@wormzgalore5288]

It's good to know that some of his sounds give him chills too and it's not just us.

[@toneking6555]

It's great to see him having so much fun and taking such great pleasure in showing his rig after all these years!

[@chrisv390]

that pog footswitch he mentioned is going to be amazing! Thanks Trey!

[@craiglavazza7439]

This was great. Really informative and shows how much effort, craftsmanship, and thought, along with a whole hell of a lot of creativity, go into your playing. Nearly 30 years in for me following the band and still amazed at each show.

[@billysapp5582]

With Each member of Phish, they give in depth of their gear. Exactly where most of their sounds come from during a song or jam. I kind of like not knowing whether the keyboards or the Bass is making certain noises. Been a Head since early 90s, Phish has always been the tightest and most precision jam bands Ive ever heard. My 1st Show back in 1994, I couldn't believe how awesome they sounded LIVE and there were a bunch of Heads around me dancing and diggin it as well! They sounded so crisp and clear, still feeling the bass in your chest. I remember I hadn't heard anyone performing at any event sounding as "studio" as Phish did. All their songs were and still are unique.

[@joedegroot7106]

This is the greatest video of a musician describing their rig. Its informative, funny, and most importantly, inspirational.

[@DerrickWhite-xe7ij]

He conducts like Zappa using his Pedals and my Favorite guitar of Koa 1 is the one I loved most. And I am same way with cables. I'm all Mogami Cables. Glad he Woke up and Bought Original Ts-808s cause they are the Bomb. And I agree about the Whammy.

[@blumkin1667]

Ernest you're the best. Phish is the greatest band ever to grace this earth 🌎

[@christopherwelch5568]

I have an on-again-off-again "like" of Phish. I'd never heard of them until an industrial designer I worked with played them in our office cd rotation. They grew on me. I will say for certain though that I really like Trey Anastasio as a person. How can any critic have anything bad to say about him? He's the nicest guy in the world and at 59 he's still very passionate about playing music. Most of these "rig rundown" segments have the guitar tech talking about someone's gear. Trey is more than happy to talk about his stuff himself. He's always smiling, always energetic, and very transparent in interviews. And because of that I like their music more.

[@morgentown66]

I love at 14:57 where muscle memory takes over and he talks into the stage mic even though he’s wearing a clip-on microphone for the video

[@marcos_c_m]

He paints a soundscape. One of the most magical sounding guitar players I ever heard.

[@TrishMacDonald]

I'm totally digging the sample sounds - I need this in a full tune. Everything this man does is gold!

[@treyanastasio2839]

Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.

[@rocknroll4ever7]

I love how he still is that same high school music nerd geeking out over finding a variety of cool sounds. The best never grow out of that youthful yet advanced love for the art

[@Jmccarren84]

I’m sorry if this was already a comment but I love seeing Trey showing off his toys. We never grow up, we just get old. Thanks for the rig tour. Phish on.

[@MrDevins]

These are TOOLS (not toys)!

[@alan-daniel]

Ok the fade-out (somewhat mischievous) smile at the end just made my day

[@rossg77]

The Trey grin-stare-smile at the end is the best.

[@michaelhembre9519]

Trey providing us with the MOST important rig rundown out there. Fantastic to listen to my favorite guitar player talk here. What I wouldn’t give to play through a train wreck every night. Lots of really cool sounds from the effects as well. Trey was always the master with effects, using them well just like Jimi. Be well Phish!

[@michaelwinner2903]

Thank you for walking us through the rig Trey. So awesome Yet any guitarist watching this knows, that no matter how cool the rig, it’s the talent and gift you have that makes it’s all truly unique and mind blowing art. (Shoreline and the Phish sumner tour 2021 was tremendous, )

[@Music420cards]

Trey!!!! Thank you for all you have done!!! I remember the last rig rundown!!! Seen you guys over 270 times since 1994!!! Rift will always be my favorite album but as a true phan I just enjoy everything the band does!!

[@BIIZZxGaming]

I've been watching the '12 rig rundowns repeatedly. This is SUCH a treat nd I'm excited!!

[@mountainspiredvt2586]

me too!!!!!!!

[@barber5937]

was it that long ago? wow

[@wormzgalore5288]

I know!!! Even non-guitarists will love it aND i'M OVER THE MOON.

[@BamaPhish]

His childlike wonder and enjoyment he gets out of fucking around with his pedals is so great

[@jeremiahmcdaniel8362]

We even get a Trey face in all of this magical wizardry! Trey is a legend! Now for a FYF!

[@DoobTube71]

Pure. Musical. GENIUS! Hands down the best rig rundown on YT. Thank you Trey! Trey is on another galactic level of tone, layers, melody & music. John Mayer’s rig wept. - El Daverino, ‘97 The Great Whent, Limestone Maine. I done gone and whent!

[@jasonlaing1827]

Don't really know much about him or the band but really really enjoyed watching this! His enthusiasm is contagious and what a set up! 😊

[@thegreatdisappointment]

Trey didn't really talk about his own music with this kind of glee before he got sober. I'm far from a teetotaler myself but he wears sobriety very well. Makes me happy to see.

[@anotheryoutubed]

Straight up bullshit lie.

[@pauljasper5049]

@@anotheryoutubed What that he's sober?

[@anotheryoutubed]

@@pauljasper5049 that he never talked about his own music with “this kind of glee before”. People say such stupid things. Watch the Arnie clip in Bittersweet Motel and tell me he wasn’t as geeked up about music back then and I’ll call you a liar to your face.

[@NicholasPetersVT]

@@anotheryoutubed lol okay bud

[@bradleyrembolt]

Dumb. You don't know anything about Treys sobriety.

[@indiepedal]

I can see where I was standing that night, best couple of shows I've ever been to. Can't wait to go again.

[@MrDevins]

Trey's '21 (4.0) tone is by far my favorite since the golden age ('95 - 96). So glad the Ross compressor is (almost) always on, and there's a lot of reverb so we can hear Trey's nuances again in songs like Foam. Trey - STOP making changes and stick with this tone!

[@yugbe]

I remember the funky Ghost!

[@smelltheglove2038]

Not sure if you play guitar, but asking a guitarist with a penchant for gear to stop expanding is nonsensical. It’s a sickness, and one that’s much more healthy than the one he beat mid-aughts.

[@acrosstheboardcinema]

A humble genius nerds out.

[@yellowmagicdog3350]

Trey, I love you man! You are amazing. I just love your enthusiasm in every single nuance and detail of your tonal options and just your curiosity to keep playing. Not just to keep playing guitar, but to continue to play with sound(s) and it is your discoveries that continue to pave this unexplored road ahead. What a journey! Every time I watch you I pick up my guitar and I play with you...every time! Thank you.

[@nickpeckenpaugh8023]

It makes me so happy to see how happy this guy is this many years later. Seriously one of a kind

[@joekimberlin264]

For as long as this guy's been at this, to be so joyful about making music and still down to geek out so hard, It's truly inspiring 😊

[@anthonypinkos]

Not a Phish fan. But holy hell am I fan of Trey's personality, his amazing skills, and fantastic rig!

[@phunkyjunkee]

Go to a show.

[@JordanAnastasio]

​@@phunkyjunkeeno shit

[@dannybursace9151]

They’re great..fans ruin em for me

[@neilhamer8725]

Never listened to this band until a few days ago. Can’t believe I’ve missed them as I’m old enough to have lived through the prog era in the U.K. the band needs to tour here. Trey could easily be the music wizard at Hogwarts. Utterly magical

[@andrewkirsch9314]

Trey is the coolest guitar nerd ever..ty so much for this..a real learning experience... I'm sure many like me were wondering about all the new sound layers...keep em coming! We love vids like this! Get the rest 9f Phish to show off their goodies! Thanks Trey

[@erikstieg4648]

Being fortunate enough to make it to both of these shows and to watch this rig in action was beyond impressive. So nice to be able to dig into what he was doing and to have it explained by the man himself is quite a treat!! Didn’t quite catch what speakers he said he was using? This is years of experience just laid out for us in such a beautiful humble way..;-) thank you phish Thank you Trey..💥🚀

[@modelcitizen1977]

What an incredibly soft touch. Each note rings so purely.

[@doodahman2995]

That thing isn't a a guitar, it's a full orchestra. Awesome video. That's T.

[@umbrellacorpmarketingdept7154]

So much of that rig reminds me of thumbing through the Musicians Friend catalog in 1995.

[@johnbrooksharris1023]

Look - just know we are all LUCKY!!!!!!!!! 19:15 I went down the rabbit hole 10.15.94 and I haven’t stopped!!!! I can thank those 4 for the most amazing and fun times of my life and they aren’t quitting. Trey is like Jerry Garcia / always looking for that new tone ALWAYS. I call it REACHING

[@GregGolightly]

This is A+++. IMHO historically when he talks about his gear he is either cagey, withholding or kinda condescending. This is much more genuine and he seems so happy to explain stuff. I literally could watch this if it were 3 hours and he went through every knob

[@michaeldematteis3409]

Lol.i thought the same.i got so excited to see this.i could watch for hours..

[@lukeelderkin]

Really, cagey and withholding? I thought his rig rundown from MSG a few years back was just as good as this one

[@TSShanahan]

I want the documentary about the evolution of his rig... The 3 hour version!!

[@Nathan-gn3ls]

I think the condescending tone was caused by the opioids back in the late 1990's. So glad Trey caught himself beforeit got worse. I've been there, feeling like a million bucks while lookin' like a pile of doo-doo with an attitude. This is the opposite, and it's awesome!

[@anotheryoutubed]

Lol what the hell are you actually talking about? The Rig rundown in 2013 STAYED up. He's published his rig MULTIPLE times in magazines in the 90s. Shut up.

[@amast3rMind69]

Saw phish at msg 2023 and the sound was great. Currently building an express clone and stumbled upon the fact trey was playing a real wreck live. No wonder it subconciously sounded great. I never was a phish fan either. Im here for the wreck sounds.

[@SevenBates]

20:00 in and I'm mesmerized at his generosity, sharing this

[@SevenBates]

Ha!! That 48 minute Soul Planet was shaped by his tinkering the night before? Insanely fun anecdote to share, sir.

[@MikeB12800]

Seems like he’s excited and having fun doing it too!

[@TOANhound]

This was like an early Christmas present. I think I was drooling as I watched. :/ So amazing to watch him effortlessly put together this little demo, building on each lick from the effect before, genuinely having fun and enjoying it as he went along, like a little kid.. smiling like a madman from time to time. I’d love to own his guitar and setup, but it wouldn’t make a difference in my hands and playing. This rig is designed for his creative genius and only he truly unlock its potential.. I’d just generate feedback, with maybe some sick ass echo. Thanks Trey, you made my night!

[@kbrandon2024]

I wish I was half as passionate about anything as Trey is as passionate about guitar!

[@jackthompson6383]

This guy out here bringing joy to people's hearts for 30+ years. Respect.

[@domcagney2352]

That riff at 18:20 should be a song, add in a riff from 18:54 over it...damn that would be sick. Imagine that sped up a little and with the whole band ohhhh man... Trey's enthusiasm and joy for music is incredibly inspiring. My music sounds nothing like Phish but Trey has been one of my biggest influences musically just in his approach alone. So awesome

[@icculus]

I love how he keeps layering in more and more sounds and melodies, and he’s just coming up with all this in the moment. Yet somehow it all works together perfectly and makes this totally cohesive and unique sound.

[@lekmusic]

Good energy just pours out of Trey.

[@larsvanveen9344]

Came for the ross, left amazed by this audiophile gitarist. Trey got me completely captavited by his playing and joy while going through everythink. Thanks and love from the netherlands

[@kylethor0]

Genius geeking out, could listen all day. Follow your passion.

[@larryzehnder8482]

Trey plays better with his shoes than most musicians do using all of their fingers. His joy is infectious.

[@2unlimited93]

Larry… “Whatever You Do… Take Care of Your Shoes” Its True, ask Trey

[@AlbinoSlug9217]

My god, his right foot is basically an extra hand. Also - Even Trey can’t believe they played that Soul Planet. Absolute mad scientist and god of tone.

[@indiepedal]

My dad took me for my first time that night. They took Soul Planet for a ride!! Even as a more casual Phish enjoyer, I knew I was experiancing something special in the moment.

[@JP_YES]

Which night soul planet i’d like to hear

[@andyhill5427]

@@JP_YES kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6TdpmOBatRsd7c

[@andyhill5427]

block away some time for it. It's a journey.

[@AlbinoSlug9217]

I have listened to it like twice a day for the last couple days just dissecting it.

[@azombiestool]

Definitely the coolest rig I've seen in a long while

[@Jay-wk9xj]

This is the content I crave.

[@cameroncarter1244]

You can see how much joy Trey has while explaining and showing all his sounds! I love this so much!

[@mercharris5266]

Never auction off his guitar. Absolute travesty what has become of Jerry’s guitars. These instruments belong in the museum. Thanks for making my life better every day.✌🏻

[@Omegaphats]

^^We have: Museum 1 No Museum 1

[@Umberto2]

Doug Irwin had a difficult end of life

[@tylerwilkey13]

I hope whoever gets them next is a talented individual themselves who will continue to play them

[@mikelikesguitaralot]

@@Umberto2 Paul wont. He has requests for days for instruments. I heard its a 10 year wait.

[@BootsORiley]

They deserve to be played, not sitting around in a museum

[@bearfoot6910]

I'm so happy that this band exists. And that they've had the success and fan base that they have is amazing. But you almost get the sense that they would still be playing at Nectar's to a small college crowd simply because they enjoy making music. I think that is what is so infectious about Phish.

[@tweeked267]

Individual single coils, all four positions. Nice. That’s how I’m wiring my next build.

[@BelaCCanfield]

Yea, I like that move for sure

[@MartinCast]

One of the most engrossing 'documentaries' I've recently watched. I'm not a gearhead yet still was engrossed in the ultra-detailed description then example of all that technology.

[@evansteidtman962]

As a new fan, I'm really glad he mentioned which sounds are used in which songs! Now I know what to dig into

[@Thatoneguyfromthere]

Looks like you’re a gizzard fan as well, welcome! The creative output of Phish and King Gizzard and unparalleled in bands that are still playing today. A lot of parallels between Gizz and Phish’s early days in terms of output and touring schedule and fan base.

[@evansteidtman962]

@@Thatoneguyfromthere Haha yeah huuuuuge Gizzard fan! Seeing them in October

[@atamagashock]

As someone who doesn’t play guitar, but has been a fan of the band since the 90s, this is one of the coolest videos I’ve ever watched, even though I know almost nothing about any of it, besides what Trey explains. this was super cool to watch, and I just love how excited Trey was throughout this video. The band is killing it and they truly seem happier than ever. I only saw the 3 AC shows, but they were freaking awesome and seeing them on the beach in my home state, was the coolest venue I’ve been too, besides The Gorge. Standing in the ocean up to my knees, watching and listening to the greatest band ever, was truly an epic experience. Even after 128 shows over 3 decades(now 4 I guess) they never cease to amaze me and I can’t wait for whatever my next show will be. Hopefully a north east tour in December?! They are killing it onstage and everything is so fresh and clean right now. It’s a great time to be alive...hope to see y’all soon?!?!?!!!

[@RossOrsucci]

I am very grateful that drugs didn't take this dude from us. Losing Jerry was bad enough. Long live the Phish from Vermont

[@tommystauffer2532]

I could close my eyes and listen to this 10 times a day