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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Phish is a jam band which formed in Burlington, Vermont in 1983. Known for their live shows, they have gained quite a large fanbase, especially in the nineties. They have been compared to The Grateful Dead, in terms of just how long they can just go off on a song, fanbase size, having a Ben & Jerry's ice cream flavor named after them, their encouragement of fans taping their concerts and this and that and other things. Styles differ quite a bit, though. Phish would fall more under jazz-fusion alt-rock with a smidgen of progressive as opposed to the Dead's psychedelic country-folk. Like the Dead, Phish only had one minor radio hit - 2000's "Heavy Things" (which didn't even chart) - and a handful of songs that scrapped the bottom of Billboard's various rock radio singles charts, yet the band remained a top touring and album act. The band split in 2004, but reformed in 2009, with their tour that year becoming one of the top money-making tours of '09. |
