Rock And Roll Hall of Fame + Museum

**Number 47** · 04.18.25, 06:14 AM

Glad someone brought up Widespread Panic. I was looking last night for the 1 Phish CD I thought I had, turns out it was WP - Light Fuse, Get Away I was thinking of. I like that album.

I'm sure had 1 Phish album on cassette... wide lens shot of a guys face... the forgotten music from the 90's.

**Number 47** · 04.18.25, 06:17 AM

Yep!

**ziggysmalls** · 04.18.25, 12:46 PM

I seriously listened to a few live songs by Phish recently. 4k HDR. Great quality.

Jazz Odyssey was better. Plus Derek Smalls had a Frankenstrat inspired bass

**Little Intruder** · 04.18.25, 01:36 PM

Zep was kinda a jam band, at least when they played live. During certain songs like No Quarter and Whole Lotta Love they would go into extended musical interludes. Even Bonzo would solo for half an hour and probably longer if they let him. As Robert famously told the audience at Earls Court, he had a commode for his drum seat!

**SmileyJoe** · 04.18.25, 08:06 PM

I’d share a free live stream of their show that’s just starting in Seattle but some of ya would just cross your arms and yell at them to get off your lawn

But if ya want a like - dm

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**fudd** · 04.18.25, 09:15 PM

Originally Posted by SmileyJoe

New article in the New Yorker on Phish

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2...P97o_lgVG4C2Sw

I’m not here to sell this band to yall or jam bands in general

Allman Bros , Dead, Widespread Panic, Billy Strings, etc - chasing a live spark exploring the space and getting the crowd dancing (while yall stand there arms crossed skoffing because it’s no longer 1987

) - going to those shows is like a carnival - from wandering around on Shakedown, seeing a unique show , then avoiding the nitrous mafia on your walk back to the car

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The Allman brothers actually had talent. Duane Allman is widely considered the best slide guitarist. And Betts picked up the torch not too long after because he had to. Gregg and the guys basically made up southern rock. And inspired a lot of people. Including Phish, widespread panic, lynryd skynrd, Charlie Daniel’s, 38 special, and everyone in a jam band all the way down to Dave Matthews.

They deserve the love they get.

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**edwardv** · 04.18.25, 09:43 PM

Never was a fan but they did a good job on a tough song with Genesis for the RRHOF

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**Raldo** · 04.19.25, 01:44 AM

Originally Posted by fudd

The Allman brothers actually had talent. Duane Allman is widely considered the best slide guitarist. And Betts picked up the torch not too long after because he had to. Gregg and the guys basically made up southern rock. And inspired a lot of people. Including Phish, widespread panic, lynryd skynrd, Charlie Daniel’s, 38 special, and everyone in a jam band all the way down to Dave Matthews.

They deserve the love they get.

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Allman Brothers were great!!

**Dave's Dreidel** · 04.20.25, 05:41 AM

Originally Posted by Brett

You don’t know who New Order is? They were big in the mid-late 80s. I guarantee you’ve heard some of their songs. I actually really liked them. Some of their songs were in movies. After the singer of Joy Division killed himself, the remaining members just renamed the band New Order.

True Faith and Bizarre Love Triangle I bet you’ve heard. You just didn’t know their names.

They’re like Depeche Mode/OMD. They’re actually pretty influential.

Had to look them up. Yeah, I like a bunch of their songs, didn't remember the name. I think possibly the Joy Division part through me off, and also, I am getting old and forgetting shit.

**Little Intruder** · 04.22.25, 10:51 PM

I still think Oasis is getting in this year!

**Little Intruder** · 04.22.25, 11:03 PM

When Noel and Liam were toddlers...

**Raldo** · 04.23.25, 01:29 AM

Just curious but for fans of Oasis, are they a HOF band?

**It's Mike** · 04.23.25, 03:51 AM

Originally Posted by Raldo

Just curious but for fans of Oasis, are they a HOF band?

Of course they are.

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**TJENZ** · 04.23.25, 04:05 AM

Originally Posted by Raldo

Just curious but for fans of Oasis, are they a HOF band?

I only like a few of their songs, but they are a HoF band.
They were HUGE. They were at the forefront of the Britpop movement. Their reunion tour, this year, is likely the biggest tour of the year.

**ziggysmalls** · 04.23.25, 04:50 AM

Oasis is a HOF band cause here we are in 2025 and they likely will have the most successful tour of 2025 gauging attendance per show. They were huge in the 90's and considering how America typically sneers at UK bands, they were popular here as well. Now do I think they are as worthy of lets say our favorite band with regards to changing music? No. However far more deserving that a lot of acts in there.