Phish

On November 22, 1997, during a notable period in Phish's career, the band was promoting their album "Billy Breathes," which had been released earlier that year. "Billy Breathes" is considered one of their most cohesive albums and showcases a blend of intricate compositions and melodic songwriting, marking a maturation in their sound. At the time of this performance at Hampton Coliseum, Phish was gaining momentum in the jam band scene, celebrated for their improvisational abilities and loyal fanbase. The "Harry Hood" performance from this date exemplifies the band's exceptional live energy and musical interplay, highlighted by a serene and gradually building jam that fans often revere. This concert is fondly remembered within the Phish community, reflecting not only their skill as performers but also the deep connection with their audience during this pivotal era.

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