Sorry, guess the technical part of my brain is going off after being at work all afternoon.
Honestly, I haven't heard a special guest I really like with Phish. Sure, there are some really cool moments. But for me, personally, I like my Phish as a four man group. There is no one, absolutely NO ONE, that can match the chemistry those four guys have together. I completly understand how they must feel about sharing the stage with other musicians. But when I see Phish, I don't want anyone else on that stage except Trey, Page, Mike and Fish (other whoever brings the tramps out)This pretty much why I liked Perrazzo so much. Relisten to the Crosseyed from Coral Sky. It is a five piece band working as a unit, the way that the best Phish jams are a four piece band working as a unit. They can get any good guitarist or horn player to come in and play a killer solo on one of their non-jamming songs. Perrazzo was the sole guest (as far as I can think of) who really seemed like he was part of the band. Outside of him, I pretty much agree with you. The other guests can be fun (especially killer axeman like Trucks, Haynes, and Murawski), but Perrazzo is the only guest to have participated in a totally amazing, out-there, type II jam.
Just my $0.02
@Sprecherscrow said:Best is hands down Karl Perrazzo, particularly at Coral Sky.Why can't they do a reunion show at Coral Sky again?
I have seen a few sit ins at Phish. My least favorite was Tony Markellis on 6/20/10. I thought it would be amazing having Mike and Trey on dueling guitars and straight up jamming out Jibboo together... This did not end up happening.
I'm surprised you didn't like that sit in. I actually really enjoyed Markellis' contribution and the Trey+Make interplay was incredible.
How the hell did we all forget Sharon Jones and the Dapkings, 10/31/09?
GREAT sit-in!
GREAT sit-in!
@BostonronI don't think he missed the point. I agree with Raging Ron
I kind of wanted to -1 you, simply because you missed the point of the thread; but I won't do that because it is your opinion.
I gotta say though, I could listen to Derek Trucks play on every Possum and Funky Bitch. He brings that much more energy for the blues.

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