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Torrents: Phish, Grateful Dead, Rubblebucket, Tame Impala

Rubblebucket – ‘Masters From Their Day’ #1 – “Came Out Of A Lady” [Video]

In this first episode of Benchmark’s ‘Masters From Their Day’, a series that challenges artists to create a song in a single day, Rubblebucket takes on their catchy new tune “Came Out of Lady.” Watch the group inside the studio laying down this sensational track.

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Tame Impala – “Solitude is Bliss” [Video]

Tame Imapala is described as “psychedelic hypno-groove melodic rock music.” Hailing from Perth, Australia, the trio is made up of multi-instrumentalists Kevin Parker, Jay Watson, and Dominic Simper (with the addition of Nick Allbrook for live performances). This song comes off their new album Innerspeaker released in May 2010.

Part one

Part two

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Phish at Jones Beach Recordings by Scott Bernstein [Torrent]

Esteemed NY taper Scott Bernstein has shared his recordings of Phish’s recent shows from Nikon at Jones Beach Theatre. These two shows closed out Phish’s summer 2010 tour with a bang, in more than one way. The first night was highlighted by an exploratory version of “Backwards Down the Number Line” while the second showcased a lengthy jam on the band’s newest jam vehicle, “Light”. The sound quality is pristine, as can be expected from Mr. Bernstein.

http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=537960 [8.17.10]
http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=538007 [8.18.10]

Grateful Dead 1991.09.24 “Desolation Row” [video]

This video shows the Grateful Dead performing Dylan’s “Desolation Row” at Boston Garden on September 24, 1991. Bobby provides a stirring rendition of Dylan’s timeless classic with enough emotion to stir the soul. Over forty years later, the power of this song still remains.

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Dog Gone Blog 2010 Best Jams Part I [Audio]

Dog Gone Blog has shared a new audio post that revisits some of the highlight moments from Phish’s 2010 summer tour. From Camden’s “Chalkdust” to Alpine’s “Disease”>“What’s The Use”, this two hour-long audio post displays the band’s continually evolving improvisational approach.

Here is the link to the audio