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NEW PHISH FOOD The often frenetic jam band chills out on ''Round''
Phish: Danny Clinch
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Release Date: Dec 10, 2002; Lead Performance: Phish
B+
After proving they could rein it in with concise songwriting on 2000's ''Farmhouse,'' Phish, the supreme jam team, have taken a far more discursive approach. Round Room feels informal, a chill-out session in a home studio. Tracks like ''Anything but Me'' are loping, down-tempo sojourns, while the band stretches and teases out baroque melodies on the longish ''Pebbles and Marbles'' and ''Walls of the Cave.'' The vibe is subdued but never somnolent.
Posted Dec 20, 2002
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