The Clifford Ball "Flatbed Jam" Vinyl LP
The Clifford Ball "Flatbed Jam" Vinyl LP
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180g Tarmac Pavement pressing. To complete the weekend, Phish Dry Goods has an exclusive bonus LP of Phishs late-night 37-minute Flatbed Truck Jam from their early AM drive through the parking lot, playing an ambient set on the back of a flatbed truck as fans slept.
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- MMycoI recommend this productRated 4 out of 5 stars1 year ago4 Stars
The album is great! The cover is pretty thin and flimsy compared to other albums, which is too bad because the art on it is great, but i think they could have made the cover a little more sturdy than cereal box thickness. Nonetheless, the album and quality is great!
Was this helpful? - KEKealoha E.I recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars2 years ago5 Stars
I was there to hear this back in my day I love to jam to phish to my favorite songs and I love Trey but I glad he off drugs now too. I buyed this and listen every day off work
Was this helpful? - OAOld a. d. d.I recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars3 years ago5 Stars
Great, my only regret was not purchasing 2 and keeping one sealed in my collection.
Was this helpful? - BBallgameI recommend this productRated 4 out of 5 stars3 years ago4 Stars
Seems lots of 3.0 perma noobs don't like this but I do
Was this helpful? - DGDivided G.I do not recommend this productRated 2 out of 5 stars3 years ago2 Stars
I was pretty disappointed with this jam. I bet it was cool to be there and in the context of it I can understand that in the wee hours of the morning this very toned down playing was appropriate and was probably really fun to witness but to pay 30 bucks for a vinyl copy is only for die hard fans and completionists. To me the whole jam sounds like a soundcheck warm up exercise that doesn't go anywhere, it just meanders around and fizzles out and is not very memorable. It never really has any of the phishy jam moments we all know and love. Honestly I have listened to the clifford ball soundcheck and it was actually a lot better than the flatbed jam.
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