Phish - Round Room (Barn Ball Maroon & Stone Vinyl)

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  • Label Jemp Records
  • Format 2 LP, Gatefold, Maroon & Stone Vinyl
  • Format details Barn Ball Edition Maroon & Stone Vinyl, Foil-Numbered
  • Media 2 x Vinyl
  • Release date Feb 2, 2024
  • Originally released Dec 10, 2002
  • Region US
  • Genres Rock
  • Catalog number JEMP1107
  • UPC 850014859398
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Barn Ball Edition Maroon & Stone Vinyl

This is the first vinyl release of Round Room, issued by JEMP Records on February 2, 2024. Two 180-gram LPs are pressed on what the band calls "Round Room" maroon/stone wax, each disc split between maroon and stone, and housed in a deluxe gatefold with foil-numbered edition packaging and an accordion-fold insert. Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering cut the lacquers, and his initials are etched into the runout of all four sides. The records were pressed at GZ Media in the Czech Republic. Catalog number JEMP1107.

The pressing debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Vinyl Albums chart dated February 17, 2024, and No. 6 on Top Album Sales. It was the fourth Phish release to top the Vinyl Albums chart, after Fuego, LP on LP 01 and a reissue of Farmhouse.

Round Room is Phish's tenth studio album, first released by Elektra on December 10, 2002, and mastered at the time by Fred Kevorkian at Absolute Audio in New York. It follows Farmhouse and precedes Undermind, and it peaked at No. 46 on the Billboard 200.

Bryce Goggin produced, recorded and mixed the album at The Barn in Vermont, Trey Anastasio's studio, over four days across two weekends: October 5, 6, 18 and 19, 2002. The sessions were initially intended as rehearsals for the band's New Year's Eve show at Madison Square Garden, the concert that ended a two-year hiatus, and the finished album was taken from those unedited run-throughs. The band's own notes credit that origin with the record's loose, live feel and its extended takes of "Pebbles And Marbles," "Seven Below," "Walls Of The Cave" and "Waves." Mixing was completed at The Barn and at Trout Recording in Brooklyn.

Most of the songs were written by Anastasio with Tom Marshall; Mike Gordon contributed the title track and "Mock Song," and sings lead on both. Page McConnell shares lead vocals on "Seven Below" and "Waves." Phish performed "46 Days" on Saturday Night Live on December 14, 2002, days after the album came out. The cover sculpture and art direction are by Lars Fisk. The album is dedicated to the memory of Scott Schertzer and Michael Houser.

Tracklist

Side A

  1. Pebbles And Marbles
  2. Anything But Me
  3. Round Room

Side B

  1. Mexican Cousin
  2. Friday
  3. Seven Below
  4. Mock Song

Side C

  1. 46 Days
  2. All Of These Dreams
  3. Walls Of The Cave

Side D

  1. Thunderhead
  2. Waves

Complete the Collection of 10:

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Click here to buy Billy Breathes

Click here to buy Farmhouse

Click here to buy A Live One

Click here to buy LP on LP 04: "Ghost" 5/22/2000

Click here to buy New Year's Eve 1993, Live At Worcester Centrum

Click here to buy New Year's Eve 1995, Live At Madison Square Garden

Click here to buy Evolve

Click here to buy Undermind

UPC: 850014859398
Label: Jemp Records
Release Date: 2.2.24
Format: Vinyl