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Live Phish for Haiti Relief

Back in 1992, Phish had just finished recording their 4th album "Rift" and had pretty much played almost every venue in Vermont over the previous decade. November 19 found them at St Michael's College in Colchester VT. What a great concert it was, in part due to the " living room " vibe of this hometown show.  The concert was slated to be another release from the Live Phish series, but it also happened to coincide with the tragedy of the earthquake in Haiti. So the band is making this release a fundraiser for Haiti.  100% of the proceeds will benefit the American Red Cross and Partner's in Health, two organizations working hard to help Haiti rebuild and restore. Phish's own non-profit, The WaterWheel Foundation will match the first $15,000 raised from sale of this show. Please feed your music habit AND help support the people of Haiti by downloading this album here For a sense of what the band was sounding like back then, here's a song taken from a show recorded in Columbia, Missouri in March of 1992.

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