Lyric Stash

Hackers Can't Phish and Phishers Can't Hack Like They Used To (WJHG Panama City)
Hackers can't phish and phishers can't hack it like they used to.

DTH Archives (The Daily Tar Heel)
Students in Mark Katz?s Introduction to Rock Music class listen to melodious harmonies of The Beatles, the distortion and grunge of Nirvana and the jams of Phish.

Jewish rapper blends religion, reggae (Orion)
He grew up in the suburbs of White Plains, N.Y. He dropped out of high school. He followed the band Phish around the country. He had a "spiritual awakening." He embraced Hasidic Judaism. He made his name as a reggae artist and became a cultural icon. The life of Matisyahu has been unpredictable.

Phish - At The Roxy (Rolling Stone)
Artist: Phish Review: Recorded in 1993 during a three-night run in Atlanta, this mammoth eight-disc box captures Phish right when they were putting a spit-shine polish on the live improvisation that would make them kings of the Nineties jam-band scene. At the Roxy is a must-have for one reason: the second show on February 20th, where Phish unleashed their most experimental set to date. On Disc ...

Umphrey's McGee plays The National (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
Fans of most bands may take for granted the event of checking out a new album, though it?s a thrill that followers of the jam/progressive group Umphreys? McGee might have considered with envy.