Classical Composer Reacts to You Enjoy Myself (Phish) | The Daily Doug (Episode 427)
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In this episode of #thedailydoug, I'm listening to You Enjoy Myself by Phish. This is my second time reacting to a song by Phish, and I find myself very much enjoying their vibe. Today, I'm playing along a bit at the piano while enjoying myself immensely with Phish's music. I hope you enjoy!
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I have heard of Phish before but can't believe I haven't listened to them before.
I need to hear more.
"And there you go, ladies and gentlemen! _Another_ satisfied Phishie phan!"
Yes. Yes you do. Welcome Phan. 🐠
Phantastc! Dig in & Y.ou Enjoy M.yself! Trey said he wrote the song after jamming in Italy playing with Mike Gordon on the street... and when they left their biggest phan there in italy gave them this compliment saying that he would miss them because whenever they played there 'they enjoyed himself' by saying 'You Enjoy Myself!" in broken English! ❄️🤣👌❄️🌎❄️( oops...i always read the comments first so idk Trey explained YEM @ the beginning of this video!) LMFAO! ❣️😜👌❣️
If you like the funk, check out the nassau county shows from april 1998 or anything from fall 1997
The album A Live One is a great place to start! Welcome to the Phamily
It’s simply one of the greatest songs ever written
I love when he asked, "Ok, where are they going now?" NOW he gets Phish...
Imagine return to forever playing this
Agreed... it is an absolute masterpiece
Ok, relax. I love Phish, but Jesus.
@@Yoseman1it really is tho.
The “Vocal Jam” at the end of the track is always improvised by the band. Sometimes it’s spacey, sometimes it’s peaceful, sometimes it’s scary! It’s always an adventure.
And often times, for the audience, it is painful.
I always tell new listeners that it's ok to laugh at the vocal jam. It's silly and weird and very phishy.
I kept waiting for the Pict to show up :-)
But seriously, Several Species was a boat-load of tape manipulation; this was just guys with mics. Wow.
When they aborted the one at Deer Creek this past June, I wasn’t mad about it 😀
Cheesecake!
“Where are they going now?” The eternal question 😅
'A story of a life lived in 4 acts. You become a boy, you become a man, you try to make yourself a god, and then everything turns to shit.' Doug Helvering
That was my fave part. So deep.
Great insight, I never tried to put any meaning to these lyrics but he gave it some good context
I love listening to Trey talk about music... you can hear his love, his passion and enthusiasm even after almost 40 years of playing. It runs in his veins.
You jamming along on the piano is such the essence of Phish. Yes! Love it. Also, love your vibe. Subbed!
This guy needs to start a jam band!
The drummer is amazing, perfect playing with a sense of rhythm and cadence allowing himself to use the intensity of the beats in order to give the dynamics a delicious grace that it's little used by these days in main stream.
As mentioned by other opinions, and even fans who adore them, they have parts that almost brush the scale of primary music students in some parts of their music construction.
But, there it is, even a simple work can and should shine when it is done with soul, which is the case of these excellent musicians.
Relaxed music delivered to a go with the flow... as if they didn't want to assume the grandeur they deserve and don't intend to show they have.
They are a little Wagnerian way in the aspect of keeping us suspended, waiting for a technical musical conclusion that does not always come.
Revolutions... can be triggered by the flapping of a disabled butterfly's wings.
Go see them live! You’re life will be changed forever. They’re amazing in concert.
Love your channel, great stuff!!!
You absolutely WOULD love one of their shows brother....hope to see you at one this summer...love watching you experience and enjoy the band we all love :)
I graduated college on that stage 4 years earlier. Phish were my favorite band for so long before all that. They’d already played there. I remember walking through thinking about how many legends had walked there, and just feeling so lucky. Trey’s the reason I have a voice as a guitar player. Middle school was Hendrix and Page. Once I found Phish in high school, I was hooked. Lawn Boy. I learned every phish song over the next few years including this one, until I realized I was emulating him. I strived to not do that anymore, and really search for my own voice. I owe so much to trey. He influenced so much of what I’ve become as a musician. I still hear his influence when I play, but I also hear the person I became separate from his sound. When I realized I was copying I had to ruminate, and it just helped me discover my voice musically. I’m so grateful for that. Trey is one of the greatest to walk the planet, and I owe so much to him on a musical level. Then realizing I had to find my own voice just amplified that inspiration. That’s all. I own a cafe, and we have an espresso machine made in Firenze. One of my employees is only 19 and such a talented guitar player. So much better than I was at that age. He taped up “wash uffizi drive me to” on top of the “made in Firenze” part. I laughed my ass off, it’s still there. I was in Florence and seriously considered washing my feet in the fountain but my gf convinced me not to. She was right. Y’all go enjoy myselves ✌️
I love a band like Phish where everyone listens and reacts to each other with no agenda. The whole of Phish is much greater than the parts and each part is fantastic.
Full body chills….. still after 25 years….
Me too, brother.
I've been a Phish fan for 30 years. I've heard YEM hundreds of times. It's absolutely fascinating to see it through new eyes.
Thanks so much for the video my friend.
Doug, once again, thank you thank you thank you! Fantastic reaction and analysis of one of the quintessential Phish compositions. I love that you're discovering Phish and that you hear the nuances that makes their music so special. Looking forward to more great videos!
I'd love for you to react a version of Harry Hood, which Trey mentioned in that interview, too. It's another live staple of theirs and is just a really beautiful experience.
How about the Harry Hood from 11/30/19 uploaded by Phish. It’s a nice current version with good camerawork.
It's gotta be a good hood. He needs to feel good about hood because that can be a life changing experience.
@@AndrewJDuddy I think the 11/30/19 Hood is a good one! 👍🏼
Version from "A Live One" still my absolute fave. Perfectly tight composed part, sublime telepathy in the jam.
7/16/94 Sugarbush Hood is STELLAR
The vocal section always reminds me of Pink Floyd's "Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving with a Pict" Very convenient that you have checked that out also. But YEM is such a great-all-around Phish jam classic.
Totally, some are so similar that it has to be an inspiration. My fave is at the front, think 1990, which is a take on yes’ “leave it”.
Tour is starting soon! Go get some tickets! Best band ever! Also, as others have mentioned, you wanna find some type 2 improv where they just jam and listen. They change keys on a dime. One of them plays one new note (like a flat 7 for Mixo) and everyone hears it immediately and they’re off to new territory. It would be great to see you listen for the changes in something like the Tahoe Tweezer or Alpine Ruby Waves just to name a couple notable recent ones.
The way they are typically vocalized, those initial lyrics are single word expressions of exasperation: "Boy", "Man", "God", "Sheeeeit". At least that's how I interpret them. You had a good thought on their meaning too. Thanks for reviewing this song. Please sir, may I have some more Phish.
That’s how I always interpreted them. Like: Ahhh man, Ahhh god, ahhh shieeett 🫰. I like this interpretation better tho
Doug, I stopped in the middle of my workday to smile for thirty minutes straight while watching you enjoying You Enjoy Myself. Thanks for that brother.
My favorite band. Such a trip.
MORE PHISH!!!! WOOOOOOOOO
I did this entire summer tour and this was the perfect way to end my summer with an encore of my favorite live Phish song
You “get it” better than 95% of phish phans! Your analysis of the lyrics is exactly the entire point of the entire band. If you can’t have a good time at a phish show, it’s because you are not fun!
Great video man! Just a heads up though, you can’t be the “5th phish” because that title belongs to Chris Kuroda (CK5) their lighting guy. 😉
Your timing is impeccable! In 12 hours from now I’ll be seeing phish live at merriweather so this was like my pregame
Used to write a lot of "fugue" type tunes!! Now, they're almost 60 so more Dad rockish. But, listen to early to mid 90's! They were INSANE!! Thanks for this! And basically, the "wash uffize" part is something that happened when Trey and Fish got a ride in Italy. The dude said something like that.
Really like the new angle with the keyboard, you were always eloquent enough to explain with words, but this is just a new level. I like it!
It is SO much fun watching you react to this song! The smile started in your soul and spread to the rest of the universe.
Thanks Doug!! Such a treat to watch you enjoying this! I am not the most informed, musically, and it's a lot of fun to listen to you break things down. I work as an Interpretive guide in Yellowstone, and your interpretations of the music on your channel are fantastic!!! Thank you so much!!!
Doug, on your own time check out the YEM performed at Red Rocks on 6/11/94. No video but the audio will more than make up for it
My favorite YEM no doubt
@@thetruth34o9 Def mine too! ❄️🌎❄️🤣👌☂️
Oh yeah!!! I was there can still attest to that to this day!!
You hit the nail on the head! I hope you’ve made it to a show!
Smooooooooth interpretation.
As a highly accomplished and classically trained composer in my own right Mr.Helvering, I suggest to you that the key to understanding Phish's unique compositional craftsmanship, is for one to experience the notable psychological intoxicant of the cannabis plant.
Just came across this. Great stuff! I loved when you started playing along. When you said "I'll let them play it", I think we all wanted to hear you keep going.
Great stuff, Doug. I was a big Phish phan during the 90s, from the albums, but in particular the tape trading network. Phish always supported fans taping and sharing shows, providing no money was involved, and I'm sure this was a big factor in their huge success. Of course, the music was and is great: ambitious and fun!
I saw them a couple of times them, at the tiny Shepherds Bush Empire venue in London, the audience being many American students, me and a few other obvious progressive rock fans. They were great, and, as usual played for about 3 hours so I didn't at the time register them referencing a favourite piece. When the tape arrived (the 1997-02-13 show) I realised that, between Punch You in the Eye, and Slave to the Traffic light, they had thrown in an 8 minute jam based on Close to the Edge!
You hit the nail flat on the head…”what a unique group of musicians.” They are indeed unique. And they are most definitely, the definition of musicians, through and through.
During the vocal jam, you asked 'how do they know when to stop?'. The majority of their songs/jams can take on a life of their own and the guys can play off each other very well, I'm sure any phan would agree with that. So, when you ask 'how do they know when to stop?', they know when to stop when the song is over. It's that Simple. Fun fact, in a documentary back in 2019 'Between me and my mind' Trey said that growing up all he wanted to be was a composer.
I really enjoyed you jamming along with the band. Would love to see more of that!
I love how in depth you get into the song before listening. Keep up the good phish stuff Doug
Congratulations. You are a Phish fan. You figured it out much faster than many, but that’s to be expected from a guy who clearly not only understands, but loves music. Hope to see you at a show someday. Good stuff man!
Also, the Uffizi part was classic. I loved watching that and your very quick catch and disection of what it all means and doesn't mean. They used to put out a newsletter, and people would ask what they were saying there, and they always had fun making up silly things to respond. I love watching people get into Phish. It's a beautiful thing....especially when it is a musician who knows what is going on. I always jump with them at the shows, BTW haha Best band ever. I'll follow them until the end. They have played the soundtrack of my life, almost daily, since I was 15 (I'm 35).
I thoroughly enjoyed your reaction video. I too am an old fan of this band...it's so interesting to watch people like you discover them for the first time because it takes all of us back to the first time we all heard them. Keep delving, my friend, this band has sooo many layers to unravel, it takes a LONG time to get through it all. (Hint, as others have mentioned they still perform many of the songs that Trey wrote in music school as part of a 'rock opera' type of opus before Phish was even a band.)
I’d love a trip to Gamehendge!
I'm glad you took our recommendations to spin YEM! It's my favorite. It has everything, and the vocal jam really is a great way to showcase the spirit of listening to each other and improvising. An homage to jamming...after some jamming! I honestly love the studio version probably the most. I don't know why, but there is just something about the sound of it. The live versions get rowdy, and the recent one in Indiana was incredible, but I will always have a lot of love for Junta and especially that track. Honorable mention for the snare instead of cowbell pop in the studio version, right before the one of the major arpeggio grooves (11mins into this video). I just always loved that, somehow even more than the cowbell, of which Fishman always uses tastefully.
Thank you for the talking about the tonal centers and chord voicings !! 😊I love your videos and analysis
When they played YEM in Los Angeles in October 2021, it was the first live show I'd seen since Covid shut everything down. I brought my 15 year old nephew to his first live concert ever. YEM was the 2nd song up, and when they hit the first "Boy!", the whole arena had goosebumps, everyone shouting it together. It was so palpable. Here was Phish bringing us all together again. I can't even describe that feeling, but you can hear the show on Relisten. It's definitely there in the recording, and the jam is even crazier. They get really comfortable in the darkness, then Mike hits the Taurus pedals with a "Mike Bomb" that bass note went right through my chest, and it turns the whole thing around into a frenzy. 10-24-2021 at the Los Angeles Forum.
The "Phifth Phish" is Chris Kuroda, the LD. He's basically been there since the beginning and is the best in the biz. I'm a stage hand, and every lighting director knows who he is. You can be the 6th though. They are the most unique. That's why I love them so much, and they definintely are hella entertaining. You never know what will happen. It's a thrill. "Our Intent Is All For Your Delight"
Tom Marshal too, so 7th..l
Enjoyed this one. Thanks for showcasing our favorite little band.
I love your reactions! You can never have enough Phish! Even if you find that you can like their music in a way that you never expected you’d be able to, you can never like their music as much as you can when you hear them at a live arena concert. Truly. Nothing else like it.
LOVE LOVE LOVE Phish
We seem to have very similar musical tastes, Doug. The only part that you are missing is that, when seeing them live, like many other jam bands, there is a community feeling, a sharing of great bursts of joy shared over many people. The feeling of them live can not truly be experienced alone. For example, when they play a song that you've heard dozens of times, they play some phrase exceptionally well, you turn and smile at your neighbor at the concert, he smiles back, you 100% understand or grok one another. This feeling of oneness and togetherness, is what keep people coming back for more jam bands. And, their ability to fail musically puts a feeling of humanity into their music. Very tribal. Musical Shamanism.
The LSD usually helps too
@@jsb2277b lol ❄️🤣👌❄️🌎❄️
Perfectly put. (Phan since 1991)
ever since I first ran across your "Terrapin Station" video when it came out, this is what I've wanted you to cover (I adore this song; however, and this may be somewhat controversial among the Phish community, there has been exactly one vocal jam that I've thought was good-to-great: the "we love Dick's" one from a few months after this show. Almost every other one I could do without). I love seeing new people give these guys a real chance and start to understand what we've all been obsessed over for so long, and it's even better when it's someone coming at it like this.
Really hope you do some more. They've got quite a catalog. I'd be surprised if someone else recommended it, but I think you'd like "The Curtain (With)." It's another of their oldest songs, though it's really only played about once a year or so. And it follows a similar format to "Divided Sky" or this, long instrumental intro, a few lyrics for 20 seconds, and then more instrumental leading to improv. It's one of my favorites, for sure.
I LOVE your videos. Love the way you break it down. This layman has been listening to them for almost 30 years now, and they still sound fresh today as they did when I was 15.
One interesting part of this song that you missed b/c you were distracted when it happened, is the part where they straight-up lose a half-beat at the beginning of a phrase, only to tack it on at the end of the phrase. Check out timing 3:40 to 4:00 on the studio version. I turned my mother on to Phish when I was in high school (she was a music teacher) and this was something that she found intriguing. Also, COME TO A SHOW!
That's awesome never knew that
This is how I got my mother into Phish as well. I am a drummer and had been playing Pink Floyd, 311, whatever with no issues, when I finally started playing Phish, I finally started sounding like I was learning something again.
I loved your first Phish review and this was FUN. THANKS. I saw my first show 95 and have been a fan ever since
Hi Doug - I thoroughly enjoyed watching and hearing you play. I hope to see that more often. I was never drawn to Phish. Not that I dislike them. In fact, this song is pretty cool. I was just drawn to other bands. Thanks for the great analysis as always.
Go see them live. The past two years have been especially tasty. My first show was in 1997 and I've been going to see them live ever since. It's an experience you will never forget. FYI, CK5 is the fifth member of the band. Keep exploring, Doug. So much great music out there and so little time to enjoy it. Peace to you, brother.
July 1998 just outside Nashville at my first Phish show and a storm set in during 2nd set. The rain and myself were coming down and lightning was flashing outside the amphitheater and I was ready to leave... And YEM started and with the lights thru the rain I had my aha moment. One of the coolest experiences of my life, love them dearly.
The composed section (first few minutes) of this tune is played identically every time but I never get tired of it. It’s one of the most thrilling pieces of music I’ve heard. The jammy section (the rest of it) is best appreciated in person (in concert).
i’d love to see more videos of you reacting to phish performances, this was very wholesome & exactly what phish is all about!
You mentioned you want to catch them live... They're playing 2 nights at the Mann Center in Philly later this month and then on the beach in Atlantic City for 3 nights in early August. Hopefully we'll see you there!
Yeah them Philly shows have been sold out for awhile. East Troy here we come…
Ill be at AC, CANT WAIT.
Yessss come to AC!!!
Hi Doug, new to you. Love reaction videos and love Phish. This video came up on my feed and I'm so glad I watched, thank you! It's so fun to watch someone delight, like I do, in their irreverence and whimsical fanfare , but don't be fooled - these boys can get, as a good friend of mine used to say, "Hot and Greasy"! They jam like no one else. Please please PLEASE at some point take yourself to see them. Nothing is like a live show. I've been a fan now for over 30 years. Back in college, a friend called me to his room, got me very high and put on "Reba"... mind blown, I never looked back. I had studied voice for 12 years and was chronically involved with music somehow, either singing or listening but Phish for me was like a new world. The fusion of rock and jazz and funk and lord knows what else with them, and quirk and long drawn out sections that are more like a story than a song, taking you up and down like a carnival ride. Larger than life. I saw my first show in "93. I saw my last show around 2013 and that makes me sad. I can't wait until I can get on that ride again. I hope that you get on that ride sometime yourself. You wan't be disappointed :)
Doug, your passion for music, and expressing the positive it does in our world by bringing people together, is both refreshing & inspiring. Glad You Enjoyed Yourself with this one, and you definitely “get it”. Thanks for all the content. Hopefully you’ll see them live sometime soon.🎸🎹🌵⭕️
SaraTOGA springs. It’s indeed their “hometown” about 150 miles away from their hometown
Not to mention this was my phirst live experience at 10 years old…this one changed my life and I’ve been playing guitar since the age of 6 because of Trey (“sample in a jar”, from Clifford ball to be specific) and the band. And I’m from Plattsburgh-the hometown of their first phestival (Clifford ball) which both of my parents attended as they grew up there). This band and specifically Trey has morphed me into who I am today. God bless he got sober after 06’ and now I live in Saratoga where Trey lived after his drug court sessions. He is my hero and I will nonchalantly meet him some day soon. He is a hero worth meeting for sure. Peace and love phriends. I do phan art and music HMU if ur interested!
Doug,
What a pleasure watching you hear my favorite band Phish. I look forward to checking some of your other episodes.
A couple things that might help you:
Many (most?) Phish fans go see many shows on a tour. They know all these songs perfectly. When the band stops playing, the fans know what's coming next and are excited about it. I've seen them wait several minutes in the middle of Divided Sky.
Trey says he likes listening to the ebbs and crescendos of the cheers.
Phish fans love the live shows, but the versions on the records are sometimes the cleanest, most well-written, often providing an understanding of structure that makes the jammed version interpretable. Maybe best to know the studio version to fully get the live.
I was at their show last night, at the same venue that I first saw them 27 years ago (Great Woods, Mansfield MA). Going back tonight, up to Bangor ME tomorrow. 3 nights on the beach on the Atlantic City Boardwalk in early August. There are many reasons why we keep going back. Music, inside jokes, connections, community, shared experience... Pure joy. Get out and see them!
I love that you play along dude! Once again you’re the coolest!
I was at this show (and the two nights before this at the same venue). Great weekend!
"Maybe the dude driving you is not a very good driver" cracks me up
Yes!! I saw them do this in Atlantic city last year, they killed it and are still doing the trampoline. I always skip the vocal jams whenever I listen to a YEM but it was hilarious in person.
This is so lifting. Watching him poke around and jam along was awesome. Unreal! Phish fan of course, but first time coming across Doug. Great stuff.
I have been seeing Phish since 1990, and watching you get turned on to them for the first time brings me back to when I first found them. Great video Doug!
Thanks for doing this, Doc! Great breakdown.
Thanks for the Vid bud !! That was FUN !!
Love Phish! Great channel- subscribed.
Really enjoyed. Thanks for sharing.
OMG this was my first show! My brother brought me to this show without me ever hearing them before and I'm very glad he did. Due to some shenanigans we walked in a bit late just as they were starting Wilson and hearing everyone chanting WILSON!
Cool you recorded this on 1/6 my birthday being that saw Phish on my bday in 1987 at a tiny little club called Nectar's, I'd see them as often as I could, way before they became so famous.
This was great to see someone react to Phish with such enthusiasm. He was totally sold and wanting to go to a show after hearing them play. Please sir go to a show you will have such a blast!!!!
Love when you switch over to the piano.
Fun stuff, Doug! I love Phish! I actually got to listen to this song one day as someone drove me to Florence (Firenze). Beautiful city!
I enjoyed You Enjoy Yourself. Your reaction was great, I loved that you jammed along a little. Millions of us have jammed along with this song. Love the trampoline solo. Love Trey's dancing. Been a fan since 1994 and I hate the vocal jam added to the end of YEM. I can appreciate the vocal jam for what it is... but its just not for me, I always skip it. The "wash your feets" line is heard by many, no one seems to know exactly what Trey is saying LOL. Iv'e heard that there is a large fountain somewhere in Italy where the tradition is to wash your feet in the fountain, I dunno... for good luck or something... but yeah, wash your feets. Big thumbs up on this video, thanks for watching Phish. Fuck that vocal jam shit.
Thank you so much for doing this breakdown! I requested it via email a few months ago, and voilà! Fluffhead next!
Thanks for doing Phish. You're really smart and a fun listen.
“We have a lyric.”
Yes! I needed this dance party today!
One of the most comfortable and listenable long-form songs of modern times. I first heard this song 30 years ago. When I first heard the happy sound after the introduction has made me smile for all these years. Very talented musicians, true masters and reigning Kings of the Jam Band.
Great video! I saw them in the mid-90s quite a few times. Your commentary at 20:55 hits the nail on the head. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
Reba next Doug. You’ll love it!
Agreed. Reba is pretty much their most classical like composed section i would think.
I think you'll appreciate Phish's song "Tela". It's not the most popular song, but it was written as a part of a musical and Trey has said it was one of his most challenging compositions.
Don’t know why but I never listened to Phish. Over the past few years I’ve dabbled but recently I’ve been diving in deeper due to my first Phish show in a week in NC. Looking forward to it because I’m digging it.
I’ll be there as well!!my second show! I saw them in Raleigh in 2018 it was the easily one of the best nights of my life! Buckle up!
Just stumbled on this vid. Was at this show. It rained like hell if I remember correctly. They played a rare Curtain too. You nailed it when talking in the trampoline section. Phish is just fun. "It's just infectious"
YEM! I’m from Saratoga Springs and was at this show. Thank you for your interpretations, it’s always interesting to hear what non Phans get from this song. And SPAC is the best place in the world to see them.
Lol, nah MSG > SPAC ✌️
That SPAC run was so much fun. They were on fire that weekend. I thought the balcony was going to fall when they played the first notes of this during the encore.
PS - Doug, that acapella part at the end is different every time(just as every version of the song is different every single time!)
Fan here.
Enjoyed your video, Doug! I’m am glad you enjoyed yourself.
There's something very beautiful in your ability to analyze and improvise along with them on the fly. And the insight you add during your watch makes me appreciate what Phish does even more. Also, you're right, you definitely need to get to a show.
I love this song and recently listened to a load of Phish albums trying to find it, without success. More Phish reactions would be great. The a capella part reminded me of Radio Gnome by Gong. I'd love to hear your reaction to their amazing virtuosic illness, especially something from the Radio Gnome Trilogy.
YEM is on Phish's phirst album!❄️🌎❄️
This dude would have an absolute blast at a show
The first Phish tape I heard was "Amy's Farm 91". In the vocal jam the devolved into "Don't put no gerbils in your bottom" over an over. lol
The youthful antics of the early days are at once silly, hilarious, and foundational to the band they still are today. 😊
I love your videos. As of today, YEM has been performed live 596 times. And yes, the vocal jam is different every time. cheers
And Running With The Devil has been played once!
I really enjoyed this and I like what you had to say about the lyrics. Keep it up with the jam bands.