fuck a spring TAB tour
OYSTERHEAD ALL THE WAY!
but isnāt les in europe or something like that?
Yup, sho nuff, tru dat, werd.
Yeah, that coulda happened, but Les played with Phish a couple times, Oysterhead is still Oysterhead, and in '06 or '07 Les wrote a theme for Trey to be played only when Trey was around and when he was coming up to play at some point. I saw that happen a couple times.
It goes like this: Yuh ohhh, Yuh ohhh, Yuh oh yuh oh yuh ohhhh, yuh oh yuh oh yuh oh yeah uh you ohhhh.
Beautiful reallyā¦
Oh, and Trey has his own special Clay-dubbed nickelodeon nameā¦āAntipasta.ā
check: Bonnaroo and Allgood '06.
Man, I love this album. Somehow I didnāt realize it existed until long after I got into both Phish and Primusā¦ but man, this is amazing.
The great part is that itās EXACTLY what you expect; a mix of Antipop-era Les with post-millenial Trey. Incredibly, it all works (thankfully, Trey is the kind of guitarist who can be great while still taking a backseat to an insane bassist, be it Mike Gordon or Les Claypool). Treyās lyrics fare well, sometimes even eclipsing Lesā (a surprise, because usually Trey minus Tom Marshall is a problem), and Stuart Copeland can basically do anything he wants. (I swear thereās one part where I can hear āKlark Kentā providing backing vocals.)
I would recommend this album to anyone. Ever.
YES PLEASE! Shit was TIGHTā¦ 
Primus front man recently spoke with Rolling Stone for a new feature in which he discusses a couple of topics close to our heart - the possibility of an Oysterhead reunion
When asked about the possibility that the trio (which features Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio and The Police drummer Stewart Copeland) will reunite Claypool responded, "Ahā¦I donāt know what the hell is going on with Oysterhead. We always talk about it. Thereās a lot of talk. I think itās an itch we should start scratching here pretty soon. Itās been long overdue
^I LOVED Oysterhead as well. Iāll never forget Les singing Shadow of a Man with those super-creepy flashlight goggles during the live show. That show was off the hook.
^ yea those googles were interesting. The whole trio was interesting to say the least! 
I saw them at the Aragon balroom in chicago, and at Purdue univ. Great to see such legends in such a intimate setting. Wonder if the venue"s would have to be in a bigger capacity venue, if they did do it again. 
It was also intersting to see a mix of music fans all jamming out together, having 3 totally different musicians playing.
I guess everybody missed the important quote hereā¦
āBut thereās a lot of exciting things going on, on all of our horizons - Phish is making a record right nowā
^I think everybody already knows that brah
I am SOOOO out of the loop right now. So I guess Hampton are not warm up shows.
Hampton arenāt.
Oysterhead seems like yesterday but alas it was a lifetime ago.
Last time I saw Oysterhead I walked out of the show and watched the Dābacks win the WS over the Yankmees.
'Twas in Ann Arbor on a glorious fall evening.
More talks of a reunion from Copeland, seems to be about the same thing as prevouis article that all want to do it, but Trey and Les have been pretty occupied, and itās just about finding the time. Regardless. the wheels are turning.
^Never gonna happen. Copeland has nothing else going on so of course he wants to reunite. Les and sober Trey are not gonna get back together.
^Claypool was also as quoted as saying the same thing. It would up to Trey I think if it were to happen, but you very well could be right, and may just be a thing of the past. I know some are saying Trey couldnāt play that āroleā anymore, I call BS on that.
Oh and
"Trey will never play Vegas againā
I think Trey is ready to get weird again. But I am also in the camp that doesnāt think Trey is sober anymore, for a few reasons. One being that anyone sober doesnāt play 3 rock shows in Vegas. Just my two cents.
ā¦like smoking pot not sober or opiates coke and alcohol not sober? Trey is most definitely without a doubt still sober and will continue to be.