Podcasts about run like an antelope

06/15/1995 Stash -> I Didn't Know05/08/1994 Run Like An Antelope---11/23/1985 Whipping Post---F. Scott Fitzgerald: This Side Of Paradise - P 50---11/18/1998 Wolfman's Brother08/05/2011 Rock & Roll09/27/2000 Piper---OSIRIS MEDIA Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to 36 from the Vault! In Episode 7 we momentarily diverge from our trek through the larger Dick’s Picks series, to chat about the post-Jerry years. Focusing on the larger touch points between Phish & The Dead, we dive into Phish’s 1998 Island Tour, highlighting the April 3, 1998 performance from Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, NY. A high point for Phish, they’d just reinvented themselves stylistically throughout 1997, and then booked a surprise run of shows just a few weeks prior to dive back into the Eno-inspired atmospheric funk jams they couldn’t get enough of. A true turning point in the band’s larger history, The Island Tour marks the point where the party begins to consume the band, and the darkness that’s lingering will soon consume them. A celebration & an ominous sign of what’s to come, it’s a fascinating moment in their history. Opening with stellar jams in “Mike’s Song” and “Weekapaug Groove,” the band later focuses on intra-band communication in “Reba.” The second, however, is the highlight of the overall show. Running just four songs, it reads: “Roses Are Free -> Piper -> Loving Cup> Run Like An Antelope.” Particualrly in the “Roses” and “Piper” the band connects with such effortlessness that they sound pre-recorded. In the encore, “Halley’s Comet” leads into the second-ever stateside “Carini” before the rare “Tweezer-less” “Tweezer Reprise” closes the show.Steven and Rob focus on the energy that guided Phish throughout the 90s, highlighting the decisions that led to their 1997 reinvention, and how this run shifted the band towards their more modern incarnation with all its surprises and challenges. In addition, they discuss the legacy of the thoughtful groove-driven jamming that defined the era. 36 from the Vault is production of Osiris Media. It is edited and produced by Brian Brinkman, and mastered by Matt Dwyer. All music composed by Amar Sastry, unless otherwise noted. Logo design by Liz Bee Art & Design. The executive producer of 36 from the Vault is RJ Bee. Please consider reviewing this podcast on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. We invite you to listen to Dick’s Picks Volume 7 in anticipation of our next episode on April 15. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sammy and Julia chat with Julien Bousquet, co-founder and head recruiter of Running Abroad, a running camp for teens in the south of France!!

In Episode 049 we visit June 1994 - somehow our first 1994 jam - to discuss the underrated, forward-thinking Run Like An Antelope from June 24, 1994 at The Murat Theatre in Indianapolis, IN. A classic 1994 jam, this is equal parts experimental, indulgent, confident and arrogant. Here, the band displays their prescient playing, foreshadowing the creation of the song First Tube some five years before its debut. In addition, there is a full-on Down With Disease jam that fits the era perfectly.Songs featured in this episode are: Pavement: "Rattled By The Rush," Foals: "Inhaler," Vampire Weekend: "Diane Young," and Art Blakey: "Free For All"In addition, we discuss two new 2018 records we highly recommend: Low: "Double Negative," and One Eleven Heavy: "Everything's Better"--We're proud to partner with Ben & Jerry's to help raise awareness of The WaterWheel Foundation. As mentioned in the episode, listeners can receive free shipping on all orders over $50 using the promo code OSIRIS at checkout. Click here to order "It's Ice…Cream" and pick up a t-shirt. Do it today - the holidays are right around the corner.Check us out on Spotify: Beyond The Pond Podcast SongsYou can find us on Twitter: @_beyondthepondMedium: https://medium.com/beyond-the-pondPlease check out the Osiris Podcast Network at: OsirisPod.com // Go to Relix.com to learn more about Osiris, our sister podcasts, & upcoming events!Please leave us a review on iTunes! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ending the tour with a bang, this show ranges the best parts of the first tour of this particular year. Set one ratchets up the intensity through the set-finishing Run Like An Antelope. The closing set of the tour rages, including a great Mike's Groove and layers of band member solo sections that sent early tour heads out with the knowledge that the band was at an early peak.

Episode 019 - September 2017 Set 2The Oh Kee Pah Ceremony[1] > ACDC Bag -> Buried Alive[1] -> Take the 'A' Train[1] > Sparks[1] (1990-09-13) Ya Mar (1988-05-24) Suzy Greenberg[1] (1989-05-06) The Price of Love[1] (1989-03-30) Dazed and Confused[1] (1989-05-21) Bold As Love[1] (1989-04-14) McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters (1989-05-05) You Enjoy Myself (1990-11-26) Contact (1989-05-20) Halley's Comet (1989-08-17) Alumni Blues > Letter to Jimmy Page > Alumni Blues (1989-01-26) Minute By Minute[1] (1990-09-13) Run Like An Antelope (1989-05-26) Icculus[1] (1989-08-12) If I Only Had a Brain (1990-03-12) Harpua (1989-03-14) David Bowie (1989-02-06) [1] Phish Phantasy Debut

Episode 012 - June 2017 Set 1Soul Shakedown Party[1] (2011-07-03)ACDC Bag[1] (2011-07-03)Sparkle[1] (1998-08-09)Alumni Blues[1] > Letter to Jimmy Page[1] > Alumni Blues (2010-06-25)Party Time[1] (2016-07-08)Cars Trucks Buses[1] (1998-07-15)Water in the Sky[1] (1999-07-190)Ya Mar (1996-11-02)Summer of '89[1] (2010-06-25)Blaze On[1] (2016-09-03)Simple (2016-09-03)Mercury[1] (2015-07-22)Divided Sky (2000-07-07)Run Like An Antelope (1999-12-02)[1] Phish Phantasy Debut

Episode 003 - February 2017 Set 1Punch You In The Eye (1999-07-09)Back on the Train (2003-02-28)Beauty of My Dreams (2000-07-01)Roggae (1999-07-10)Bathtub Gin (1996-08-16)Ocelot (2009-06-16)Limb By Limb (1997-08-03)46 Days (2009-11-18)555 (2013-10-31)Bittersweet Motel (1998-08-07)Run Like An Antelope (1999-12-02)Birds of a Feather (2014-11-01)Funky Bitch (1998-07-28)

It’s been 20 years, folks, since the epic Fall 1995 tour. Everything changed for Phish in 1995 (as it did again in ’97, ’99, ’04, ’13 and ’15). But this signaled the beginning of a new era—bigger venues, bigger crowds, bigger expectations. And during this tour, Phish did what they do best. They delivered. Our friends Wade and Josh join us for this equally epic 3-part episode, where we play and discuss some of the highlights from this Fall 1995 tour. In contrast to the Summer 1995 tour, these jams have an incredible level of focus and clarity. But they’re not jams to be taken lightly. They’re dense, heady. As Wade says, listening to Fall 1995 “is not a spectator sport.” Hope you’re geared up. We’ll have Part 1 this week, and Parts 2 and 3 over the next 2 weeks. Chapters and track listing for Part 1 are below. As always, we ask you to follow us on Twitter and review us on iTunes. And check out Cash or Trade for face value tickets. Part 1 Chapters Chapter 1 0:00 Intro Discussion Chapter 2 10:36 Fall 95 Highlights Chapter 3 2:14:30 Music Discussion Part 1 Tracks Split Open & Melt, 10.7.95 Run Like An Antelope, 10.24.95 Reba, 10.25.95 Mike's Song -> Breathe Jam, 10.25.95 David Bowie, 10.27.95 Bathtub Gin, 11.9.95 Mike's Song, 11.15.95 Intro/Outro music: LCD Soundsystem, Losing My Edge See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.