In the summer of 2017, Phish performed “The Baker’s Dozen,” a milestone 13-show run at Madison Square Garden held over 17 nights. During the three-week run, the band performed 26 unique sets featuring a grand total of 237 songs with not one repeated. On
November 30,
The Baker’s Dozen: Live at Madison Square Garden will be released and is available for pre-order now (
https://drygoods.phish.com/dept/the-donut-shop) from The Donut Shop at Phish Dry Goods in three formats: a three-CD or six-LP set (with 13 tracks hand-picked by the band) and
The Complete Baker’s Dozen Box Set, which includes the ENTIRE run on 36 CDs. Legendary engineer Elliot Scheiner (Steely Dan, Van Morrison) has remixed each show.
The Complete Baker’s Dozen Box Set includes every note of music from the historic 13-night run on 36 discs. Included in the fully custom box are all 13 individually packaged shows, an extensive 86-page book with full color photographs from the run, an extensive essay featuring new interviews with each band member, Baker’s Dozen setlist journals, an embroidered patch, commemorative tickets, a complete set of eight mini-prints and a brand new Jim Pollock screen print (7″x10″, signed by Pollock). The Complete Baker’s Dozen Box Set will be limited to one printing. Both the three-CD and six-LP sets will be available in limited supplies in stores. The limited edition The Complete Baker’s Dozen Box Set will only be available from Phish Dry Goods. If fans order any of the three releases from Phish Dry Goods, all other donut merchandise in the shop will be 20% off.
“The Baker’s Dozen” earned accolades from a wide array of national publications. “What I saw,” wrote the New York Times’ Ben Ratliff, “was a purposeful band in energetic form, better than I’ve seen and heard recently, more willing to let songs assume their own proportions, and going far into its own catalog.” Rolling Stone singled out myriad magical moments from “All 13 Blissful Nights,” noting “The Baker’s Dozen was one of most ambitious seasons of Phish in years: three weeks’ worth of twist-filled musical episodes for an engaged fanbase and onlookers wondering if it’s too late to get in on the joke.” “The Baker’s Dozen has proven to be one of Phish’s most elaborate and amusing experiments ever,” enthused Esquire. “It’s the band in Peak Wonka Mode, and it couldn’t be more fun-which just so happens to be the group’s reason for being.” “The Baker’s Dozen isn’t the first time Phish has defied logic,” noted the Huffington Post. “It’ll keep fans guessing how this veteran band – or anyone – can possibly top it.”
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