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Sometime in the late ‘90s, a shoe company—Simple—became a familiar entity among Phish fans, thanks solely (pun intended) to a Phish song of the same name. Simple’s logo was often misappropriated to denote the song, artificially fueling the notion that the company itself was somehow “heady.” The inclination proved correct and, a decade or so later, Simple has launched an ecologically-friendly line of footwear called “Green Toe.”
Now if only phans could get Hood to sell ultra-dank soymilk. www.simpleshoes.com/greentoe/, $50 - $90 Benjy Eisen
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Nowadays everyone has their PDA’s and Sidekicks, etc., but sometimes you just need to write something down the old fashioned way… you know, on paper. These notebooks from Chelsea Paper have an ultra mod/science book from the ‘60s design, so you still might just look cool using one. 
If you’ve seen your copy of The Grateful Dead Movie one too many times, but you’ve never watched Festival Express, then Zunafish.com—an online trading site for CDs, DVDs, books, video games and more—is the place for you. Post items you no longer want, find something you’d like, then propose a trade. If your trade is accepted—voila!—you’re in business. 
Czech Absinth is the real deal stuff. It’s rare so it’s a treat to drink it with your friends,especially because absinth has that taboo/underground feel to it. It’s also a very sociable drink with a fun process. What’s not to love? Just don’t cut off your ear. 
