Trapped in Time

Runaway Jim > My Friend, My Friend > Manteca > My Friend, My Friend - Phish
5.5.93 - Palace Theater, Albany NY

This one is for you, Tucker.

RIP Tucker (2006-2009)

I got news this morning that my parents’ dog suffocated on a bag and passed away around dinner time last night.  He was a good animal, sometimes aloof and often insecure, but he was full of love and was a true friend to the other two dogs, and he’ll be missed by us all. To say we’re shocked and sad is an understatement right now.

I’m not sure if I can handle a Runaway Jim tonight or not, but somehow it would be fitting if Phish played it for him tonight.

Sunday Phishin’ At Bonnaroo

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thephenthouse:

fromtheroad:

Phish @ Star Lake 6.18

Kuroda is a manimal.

Best lights in music.

fromtheroad:

Phish Late Night 6.12 @ Bonnaroo

One of my favorites from the set I took at Bonnaroo last weekend.

fromtheroad:

Phish @ Bonnaroo 6.14

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Flash slideshow from last night!

We’ve been lucky enough to capture some amazing photos of Phish’s first summer tour in five years.  Take a look at all of our photos on flickr.  If you have some favorites, favorite them on flickr and we’ll start to compile a set of desktop wallpapers out of your favorites!

Star Lake
Bonnaroo Late Night Pics
Bonnaroo Sunday w/ The Boss
Knoxville
Asheville
Jones Beach 6/2
Fenway

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Best collection of photos out there from this tour!

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Can’t believe we started the tour together 19 days ago.  We’ve been able to meet up with so many of our friends in different cities for different shows, and now we’re coming back to our home venues for a massive gathering of friends (probably over 100 of us in total across our mutual friends).  Our Butter Room pals, The Brothers Blum, are coming in for the weekend, and we’ll be staying with another friend and his wife for Alpine this weekend.  As of this post (40 miles outside of Columbus, Ohio), we have traveled 4,036 miles since we started off for Fenway Park on Friday, May 29th.

fromtheroad:

Megan and Matt!

Tonight may have been a little fun.  Anyone feel me?

notlikethecheese:

Dr. Dog performing “The Old Days” for Laundro Matinee.

Having been on the road with Phish for 11 days now, I was very excited when I found out that you can bypass the lockdown on AT&T tethering with the new iPhone 3.0 software. It is a very simple fix to allow 3G tethering. If you have a Mac and you’re interested in setting it up for yourself, and having a solid internet connection just about anywhere, here are the steps:

1. Download the carrier settings file for AT&T, and copy it to your desktop. This file is necessary to trick AT&T into letting you tether for free.
2. Open up terminal and copy the following command in and press enter: “defaults write com.apple.iTunes carrier-testing -bool TRUE” (do not include the quotes). Close terminal after you’ve added this line in.
3. Sync your iPhone with iTunes and wait for it to say, “OK to disconnect.” At this point, hold down the option key on your Mac and click the restore button for your iPhone. You will not actually restore the software, rather the carrier file.
4. The dialogue box will pop up, allowing you to browse to your desktop and select your AT&T carrier file.
5. You’re done, you can now tether via USB and/or Bluetooth.

Update: if you have any issues with visual voicemail working, go to Settings > General > Network > Cellular Data Network and change the voicemail address to acds.voicemail.