TM
2004-09-15 18:45:38 UTC
Trey had way too much stress on his shoulders plain and simple. Phish used
to be about 4 key musicians, a lighting director, a sound director, a
manager, and a road manager.
Take a serious look at this message and read on. This is not about music
anymore from my perspective....
LOOK AT THE SIZE OF THIS FREAKING LIST , these people directly depended on
their livelyhood from Trey, Mike, Jon, and Page!!!
Julian Watkins, Lighting Crew Chief
Kevin Brown, Keyboard Tech
Brendan Wahlberg, Dry Goods
Jason Colton, Dionysian Productions media relations
Jason Stenta, Dry Goods
Jamie Ingerman, Dry Goods
David Rowles, Beth's fiance
Adam Wiggin, Dry Goods
Amy Skelton
Pete Carini, Carini, Phish's drum tech
Chris Kuroda, Phish lighting director
Brad Sands, Phish road manager
Kelly Longfield, Dry Goods
Craig McKenzie, Dry Goods
Melissa Stoddard, Dry Goods
Danelle Miller, Brad's girlfriend
Kit Blanchard, Rigger
Jill Larson
Sam Gibbs, Dry Goods
Rob O'Dea, Dionysian Productions
Mark Reinke, Stage Manager
Eric Larson
John Paluska, Phish's manager and head of Dionysian Productions
Cynthia Brown, retired from Dionysian Productions
Hadden Hippsley, Production Manager
Brett Hughes, Dry Goods
Paul Ingwerson, Rigger
Megan Saver, Dionysian Productions
Beth Montuori, Dionysian Productions
Karen Drabkin, Dry Goods
Nichole Alexander, Dry Goods
Elizabeth Meyer, Caterer
Lisa Sharpe, "Eat Your Hearts Out" Catering (Phish's catering)
Mark "Bruno" Bradley, monitor engineer
John Langenstein, Phish Security Director (aka "Head of Security")
Bart Butler, Venue Security Director (aka "Head of House Security")
Alan Demonbraun, Bus Driver
Dominic Placco, Bus Driver
Leigh Fordham, Lighting Technician
Kevin Shapiro, Archivist
Gary Radkovich, Lighting Technician
Bryan "Shoop" Dyck, Lighting Technician
Roger Pujol, Lighting Technician
Tim Ehrlich, Merchandise (Amy's husband)
Paolo Rodrigues, Audio Technician
Tim Maclarty, Caterer
Mickey McFall, Caterer
Paul Kennedy, Caterer
Peter Luther, Audio Technician
Tom Marshall, lyricist
Richard "Dickie" Glasgow, Tour Manager
Jimi Stout, production assistant
Sue Anastasio, Trey's wife
Aaron Stevenson, Lighting Technician
Languadoc, "soundman"
Shelly Culbertson, Dionysian Productions ticket goddess
Tavi Black, Lighting Technician
Chris Russo, Audio Technician
Brian Brown, Guitar Tech
Henry Schwab, Waterwheel (formerly Green Crew)
Matty Beck, works for Henry and Waterwheel
Don't forget to add to that:
Jon Fishman- his family, etc
Mike Gordon- his family, etc
Page Mc Connel- his family, etc..
That is a lot of PRESSURE for one man to carry. Roughly you are looking at
73 but without knowing the families and children connected to all of the
above you could say that easily 200 people directly depended on Phish for
their paychecks.
What I see above is the most removed description in the world I can think of
as a "4 Man Rock Band"
THAT IS A FRIGGIN CORPORATION..
Mosst of this sitting on top of a very "intangible" talent of a guitarist
and singer
named TREY ANASTASIO.. Saying that this is not the case means that you could
take the singer from Rusted Root and replave him for Trey and stil call it
Phish and they could play the same venues , etc...
It is one thing if this was another type of business
that made shoes or some TANGIBLE thing.. Talent is intangible.
If I was the key player that provided the income that had that many mouths
to feed above, not to mention to worry about ...............MY GUITAR TONE
MIGHT BE A LITTLE OFF. More so, witht hat much stress directly put on trey's
shoulders - he well might need to medicate that stress witht he wrong
things..
Sorry you phans had a muddy weekend or a few concerts ruined, but I guess
one
mans sanity and health are Ok to forsake for a "Smoking REBA"
Cast the first stone..................
Can you imagine the resentment towards Trey within that organization when he
called for the hiatus the hiatus and then decided to call it day ??
It had to be unbelivable....Call it conspiratorial but you wonder if Paul
was angry at Trey and perhaps the other band members and all of a sudden
effects, delay pedals, guitars being tuned properly might start start coming
up wrong...
Confronted with a "alleged" drugged frontman perhaps they said "hey if he is
out of it-I am going to make his guitar mix sound the shit, etc..and we are
not going to play in the zone"
The whole "we don't practice enough anymore" does not seem to add up to me..
How much time did Phish truly spend practicing during 95-99???
to be about 4 key musicians, a lighting director, a sound director, a
manager, and a road manager.
Take a serious look at this message and read on. This is not about music
anymore from my perspective....
LOOK AT THE SIZE OF THIS FREAKING LIST , these people directly depended on
their livelyhood from Trey, Mike, Jon, and Page!!!
Julian Watkins, Lighting Crew Chief
Kevin Brown, Keyboard Tech
Brendan Wahlberg, Dry Goods
Jason Colton, Dionysian Productions media relations
Jason Stenta, Dry Goods
Jamie Ingerman, Dry Goods
David Rowles, Beth's fiance
Adam Wiggin, Dry Goods
Amy Skelton
Pete Carini, Carini, Phish's drum tech
Chris Kuroda, Phish lighting director
Brad Sands, Phish road manager
Kelly Longfield, Dry Goods
Craig McKenzie, Dry Goods
Melissa Stoddard, Dry Goods
Danelle Miller, Brad's girlfriend
Kit Blanchard, Rigger
Jill Larson
Sam Gibbs, Dry Goods
Rob O'Dea, Dionysian Productions
Mark Reinke, Stage Manager
Eric Larson
John Paluska, Phish's manager and head of Dionysian Productions
Cynthia Brown, retired from Dionysian Productions
Hadden Hippsley, Production Manager
Brett Hughes, Dry Goods
Paul Ingwerson, Rigger
Megan Saver, Dionysian Productions
Beth Montuori, Dionysian Productions
Karen Drabkin, Dry Goods
Nichole Alexander, Dry Goods
Elizabeth Meyer, Caterer
Lisa Sharpe, "Eat Your Hearts Out" Catering (Phish's catering)
Mark "Bruno" Bradley, monitor engineer
John Langenstein, Phish Security Director (aka "Head of Security")
Bart Butler, Venue Security Director (aka "Head of House Security")
Alan Demonbraun, Bus Driver
Dominic Placco, Bus Driver
Leigh Fordham, Lighting Technician
Kevin Shapiro, Archivist
Gary Radkovich, Lighting Technician
Bryan "Shoop" Dyck, Lighting Technician
Roger Pujol, Lighting Technician
Tim Ehrlich, Merchandise (Amy's husband)
Paolo Rodrigues, Audio Technician
Tim Maclarty, Caterer
Mickey McFall, Caterer
Paul Kennedy, Caterer
Peter Luther, Audio Technician
Tom Marshall, lyricist
Richard "Dickie" Glasgow, Tour Manager
Jimi Stout, production assistant
Sue Anastasio, Trey's wife
Aaron Stevenson, Lighting Technician
Languadoc, "soundman"
Shelly Culbertson, Dionysian Productions ticket goddess
Tavi Black, Lighting Technician
Chris Russo, Audio Technician
Brian Brown, Guitar Tech
Henry Schwab, Waterwheel (formerly Green Crew)
Matty Beck, works for Henry and Waterwheel
Don't forget to add to that:
Jon Fishman- his family, etc
Mike Gordon- his family, etc
Page Mc Connel- his family, etc..
That is a lot of PRESSURE for one man to carry. Roughly you are looking at
73 but without knowing the families and children connected to all of the
above you could say that easily 200 people directly depended on Phish for
their paychecks.
What I see above is the most removed description in the world I can think of
as a "4 Man Rock Band"
THAT IS A FRIGGIN CORPORATION..
Mosst of this sitting on top of a very "intangible" talent of a guitarist
and singer
named TREY ANASTASIO.. Saying that this is not the case means that you could
take the singer from Rusted Root and replave him for Trey and stil call it
Phish and they could play the same venues , etc...
It is one thing if this was another type of business
that made shoes or some TANGIBLE thing.. Talent is intangible.
If I was the key player that provided the income that had that many mouths
to feed above, not to mention to worry about ...............MY GUITAR TONE
MIGHT BE A LITTLE OFF. More so, witht hat much stress directly put on trey's
shoulders - he well might need to medicate that stress witht he wrong
things..
Sorry you phans had a muddy weekend or a few concerts ruined, but I guess
one
mans sanity and health are Ok to forsake for a "Smoking REBA"
Cast the first stone..................
Can you imagine the resentment towards Trey within that organization when he
called for the hiatus the hiatus and then decided to call it day ??
It had to be unbelivable....Call it conspiratorial but you wonder if Paul
was angry at Trey and perhaps the other band members and all of a sudden
effects, delay pedals, guitars being tuned properly might start start coming
up wrong...
Confronted with a "alleged" drugged frontman perhaps they said "hey if he is
out of it-I am going to make his guitar mix sound the shit, etc..and we are
not going to play in the zone"
The whole "we don't practice enough anymore" does not seem to add up to me..
How much time did Phish truly spend practicing during 95-99???