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Monday 10/25/2010 by jackl

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Three hours-plus (including intermission) is kind of a lot for any band — man were there a lot of guitar solos. But it was also a show with plenty of twists, which explains [Phish's] enduring appeal. "

Rick Massimo, pop music writer for the Providence Journal, from a generally favorable review of Friday's Providence show (10/24/10)

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2011-10-03 8:48 am, comment by itsice

Typical critic who thinks any jams are just "guitar solos". Way to pay attention to the rest of the band.

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