Phish

In 1990, Phish was on the rise in their career, having just released their second studio album, *Lawn Boy*, which came out in 1990, shortly before the live recording of "Bouncing Around the Room" on April 29. This period marked a significant phase for the band as they began to cultivate their unique blend of rock, jazz, and improvisational music, drawing a dedicated fan base. The live recording at the Woodbury Ski & Racquet Club showcases not only the early energy and eclectic sound that the band was known for but also their commitment to live performance, which would become a hallmark of their career. Interestingly, "Bouncing Around the Room" would later appear on their 1996 album, *Billy Breathes*, indicating its importance in their live repertoire and its evolution as a staple in their concerts. The performance at this intimate venue reflects the grassroots appeal of Phish and foreshadows their explosive growth in the live music scene.

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