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Published: 2012/02/10

Trey Anastasio with the Atlanta Symphony

Last night Trey Anastasio kicked off his first-ever orchestral tour at Atlanta, GA’s Atlanta Symphony Hall. The evening included some songs that have fallen out of Phish and Trey Anastasio Band’s rotation like “Time Turns Elastic,” “If I could,” “Let Me Lie” and “Inlaw Josie Wales.” During his encore last night, Anastasio also debuted his orchestra version of The Beatles’ Abbey Road suite (Anastasio played an electric version of the classic suite with 70 Volt Parade a few years ago). The Phish classic “Stash,” which Anastasio performed with the Scorchio Quintet in 2010, also made its formal symphony debut, and the Bar 17 gem “Goodbye Head,” which the guitarist played with a string section during a solo gig, was performed with a larger orchestra for the first time. Here are a few clips from the performance.

“Stash”

“Golden Slumbers”

“If I Could”

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Alexandra May 4, 2012, 00:43:59

projects.a0 They even have a project for the Ross Compressor one of the first copmsersors and now made famous by legions of Phish fans. Fuzz Central is similar to GEOFX in that it contains the instructions and schematics but you have

Gabriella May 10, 2012, 21:48:30

I miss extended TAB, a lot. Somehow this most reecnt TAB tour has inspired me to dig into earlier TAB tour AUDs (recently spun 6.23.02 Bonnaroo 7.18.01 Red Rocks, wow). But the most reecnt Albany Boston shows were great fun and worth every penny!While solo Trey is ok to pretty good, the acoustic sets really took off when other TAB members joined Big Red on stage. A whole set of various TAB members playing acoustic with Trey would’ve been awesome. I’ll always prefer 2 electric sets TAB, but seeing Trey on stage healthy and decidedly very happy is always a treat. If there’s no more 2011 Phish after this summer, let’s hope Trey hits the road with TAB this fall.

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