This episode is a rebroadcast from June 2018: Osiris co-founder RJ Bee interviews Tom on Under the Scales for the 20th anniversary of Phish's album Story of the Ghost. Tom & RJ call a special guest to answer some additional questions.

We are sadly unable to deliver a new episode as planned this week due to an unexpected health issue - see more information on the Under the Scales Twitter page here: https://twitter.com/UnderTheScales

We hope you understand, and will bring you a new episode as soon as possible. In the meantime, please enjoy this rebroadcast of a crowd favorite - Trey's Ghost Story.

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The secrets and stories behind the Pharmers Almanac Volume 6, bible to Phish fans when it came out in October 2000, are told by its creator Kevin Cassels. Fly backwards 20 years into Phish's remarkable history with Kevin and Tom.

Recorded by Julia Shuster

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Cal Kehoe, guitarist for Pink Talking Fish, talks music with Tom. The two met exactly 10 years ago, and have written three songs together and shared a stage at a Phish after show during the Bakers Dozen in 2017. Listen to Cal discuss PTF and the method and philosophy behind covering three bands.

There's a lot of music in this podcast. "Anthony" from Sonic Boom Studios in Raritan NJ is mentioned several times...but not his last name for some reason...sorry Anthony KRIZAN!!! Anthony and Tom and Cal have written and recorded together.

Those songs along with a lot of Pink Talking Fish are played. Tom and Cal's song Limbo is discussed and played in its entirety at the end of the show.

(BTW...yes, we know that it's actually "Sheep" and not "Dogs".)

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Another Osiris podcast, Beyond the Pond, has compiled their top-30 albums of the decade. Tom talks to them about their motivations and the thoughts behind making such an epic compilation. We hear music from each of the hosts' top-10 selections.

Brian Brinkman's top 10 albums:

Brian’s Top Ten Albums of The 2010s:     

01. The War On Drugs: Lost In The Dream 

02. Deerhunter: Halcyon Digest, 

03. The National: High Violet, 

04. Vampire Weekend: Modern Vampires Of The City,

05. Low: Double Negative,  

06. The Walkmen: Heaven, 

07. Cass McCombs: Tip Of The Sphere, 

08. Beach House: Teen Dream, 

09. Bon Iver: Bon Iver, 

10. The National: Trouble Will Find Me,

David Goldstein's top 10 albums:

David’s Top Ten Albums of The 2010s:

01. Robyn: Body Talk 

02. The National: High Violet, 

03. HAIM: Days Are Gone, 

04. The War On Drugs: Lost In The Dream,  

05. Sturgill Simpson: Metamodern Sounds In Country Music, 

06. The Horrors: Primary Colours, 

07. Wooden Ships: V, 

08. Kanye West: My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy,  

09. Cut Copy: Zonoscope, 

10. Viet Cong: Viet Cong, 

Beyond The Pond on Spotify:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7pVgB1jEqrwmWzsTPzkwGj

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The lyrics for 3 popular Phish songs are examined lovingly by the Under the Scales forensic team. The Wedge, Crowd Control and No Men in No Mans Land are all on the table.

produced by RevoiceMedia.com

Photo credit: Jay Sweet

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From 2011 to 2014 there was an amazing Phish podcast called Analyze Phish hosted by Scott Aukerman and Harris Wittels. Once it ended, Tom Marshall, saw an opportunity for another Phish podcast and launched Under the Scales in 2016. In this episode, Tom interviews one of the Analyze Phish hosts, Scott Aukerman. This episode contains clips from the Analyze Phish podcast:

https://www.earwolf.com/episode/a-different-angle/

https://www.earwolf.com/episode/phish-live-in-ny/

Special thanks to Scott Aukerman, RJ Bee and Earwolf’s friendly staff.

Thanks to producers Nick Ruffini and Kirsten Cluthe of RevoiceMedia.com.

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