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Swimming in a sea of Phish would be the dream of many
music fans. This 7 DVD boxed set “The Clifford Ball” presents
the band over the course of two performances consisting
of nine hours of live performances taking place over August
16 and 17 in 1995. · The band previewed their then unreleased
album “Billy Breathes” with the bulk of the performances
here never available (officially) before. Fans of the band
will be pleased to see both nights of the performances included
on this set. Performances include-“Run Like An Antelope”,
“Fluffhead”, “Brother”, It’s Ice”, “Runaway Jim”, “The Curtain”,
“Suzy Greenberg”, “Maze”, “Fee”, “Taste”, “Sample in A Jar”,
“The Lizards”, “Cars Trucks Buses”, Golgi Appartus”, “Slave
to the Traffic Light”, “The Flatbed Jam”, “Harpua”, “Tweezer”,
“A Day in The Life”, “Scent of a Mule”, “Frankenstein”,
“Wilson”, “Reba”, “Punch You In The Eye”, “Old Home Place”,
“Waste”, “The Squirming Coil”, “Free”, “Sparkle”, “Split
Open and Melt”, “David Bowie”, “Haley’s Comet”, “The Divided
Sky”, “Easther”, “AC/DC Bag”, “Ya Mar”, “Bathtub Gin”, “Chalk
Dust Torture”, “Talk”, “Train Song”, “Strange Design”, “Amazing
Grace”, “Harry Hood”, “Life on Mars”, “NICU”, “Down with
Disease”, “2001”, “Makisupa Policeman”, “Weekapaug Groove”,
“Contact”, “Simple”, “Mike’s Song”, Hello My Baby”.
Image & Sound:
“The Clifford Ball” looks quite nice with a solid looking
presentation. Flesh tones look good and detail is solid
throughout. Audio sounds terrific with a nice, warm sounding
5.1 mix. ---
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