Live From Indio: Night One Wrap
Alright, everybody’s up and at them for day two and sets three, four & five of the weekend. I realize I didn’t speak to the actual music played last night, I figured everyone had access to a live stream and was forming their own opinions, but may as well get this down on paper:
[all photos by Regan Teti Marscher]
The music? A bit vanilla but had it’s moments. Major key-jam in Stash was money and the Wolfman’s was great. What was up with what Trey was singing in Piper? Sounded like Lizards for a split-second then went into a little chord progression that sounded a little rehearsed and then Trey stepped up to the microphone and everyone looked around hoping someone knew what song it was and an answer never came.
Trey joked in the Bowie intro that it was a hint as to what album they were covering for Halloween. Trey & Fish were uncharacteristically not on the same page as a couple of jams started to wrap up, just not the type of “mistakes” you normally see Phish make.
READ ON for more of Dave’s thoughts and Regan’s photos…
with a terrific concept; record an album in New Orleans with a crew of funk legends (George Porter Jr., Robert Walter, and Stanton Moore) and let them spread their wings on a clever and entirely non-funk record. Next, we head to a track off another of my favorites this year, Devendra Banhart’s major label debut 
called Angelika.
