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1 Llama Anastasio 3:31
2 Eliza Anastasio 1:31
3 Cavern Anastasio/Marshall/ 4:24
4 Poor Heart Gordon 2:45
5 Stash Marshall/Anastasio 7:11
6 Manteca Pozo/Fuller/Gillesp :29
7 Guelah Papyrus Anastasio/Marshall 5:22
8 Magilla Anastasio/McConnell 2:46
9 The Landlady Anastasio 2:56
10 Glide ?/Marshall/Anastasi 4:12
11 Tweezer McConnell/Phish/Mar 8:42
12 The Mango Song Anastasio 6:23
13 Chalk Dust Torture Anastasio/Marshall 4:35
14 Faht Fishman 2:21
15 Catapult Gordon :32
16 Tweezer Reprise Phish/Anastasio/Mar 2:40
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A Picture of Nectar

Audio Compact Disc

Label: Elektra

Category: Jazz

A Picture of Nectar

UPC: 075596127424

Release Date: 02/18/1992

Original Release Date: 02/18/1992

Number of Discs: 1

Tracks: [Llama, Eliza, Cavern, Poor Heart, Stash, Manteca, Guelah Papyrus, Magilla, The Landlady, Glide, Tweezer, The Mango Song, Chalk Dust Torture, Faht, Catapult, Tweezer Reprise]
Contributors:

Jim Smith

Phish's second major-label release, A Picture of Nectar is in many ways their best and most accomplished album. Expanding on the musical explorations that dominated Lawn Boy, Nectar incorporates a remarkable mixture of styles, from country, jazz, and calypso to straight-up rock & roll. Lyrically, the band's trademark goofiness is intact, but the playing is more muscular and Trey Anastasio's arrangements have increased intensity and focus. In fact, it's a surprisingly tight record for a band that built its reputation on endless concert jams, although "Guelah Papyrus" and "Tweezer" should satisfy those who enjoy that facet of the band's personality. The album also boasts the classic "Chalk Dust Torture" and most of Phish's finest moments, which are hard to resist for even the most apprehensive listeners. ~ Jim Smith, Rovi