Read the article. Or just look at the top search result for Phish. Stop being lazy.
Call me lazy if you will. You could also have chosen to just say they're a band and recommend me a record to listen to.
Something something 1 in 10'000.
> Phish is a band that rewards you for staying in one place for a long time. The jams are long. The compositions unfold.
"Phish is a band". Literally. Verbatim.
Coworkers who do that get told not to, and if they do it a second time their boss gets told to talk to them about it.
This is a version of "Sand" from their trancey period and I would think makes for good coding time: https://youtu.be/B73cbfHSuH8?si=WPOI5pYYOfPg7OAi
Here's a rocking version of "Ghost" into a ballad "Mountains in the Mist" from 2003: https://youtu.be/7cMwsBUHjq0?si=5_p64FSvsY08dw0E
This is a multi-section crazy of "Simple" from 2021 where it really seems like aliens have landed: https://youtu.be/wF2j2UPLlA8?si=KWvvL3MlLFpc-LHy
The article says "Phish is a band". Verbatim. It talks about Phish and listening to music in every paragraph.
If people read this article and didn't get that, perhaps I should stop dismissing the news articles talking about the state of education and attention spans as hyperbole.
> I’d need to ask the interviewer to put Phish on....I could not, with any reliability, get into the zone without the music.
> All I ever wanted to do was listen to Phish and program
> I heard Phish for the first time at thirteen.
> Phish is a band that rewards you for staying in one place for a long time. The jams are long. The compositions unfold.
> The band would play in Hampton or Alpine Valley or wherever
> I have listened to Phish every day since I was fifteen...I have listened to certain shows so many times that I can sing the solos back, note by note,
> I tried to keep the music on. I’m writing this in the days after nine nights of Phish at the Sphere. Since I finished grad school and got a real job, I’ve gone to every show I could, every tour, every residency, making up for lost time. The music is more present in my life now than it has ever been. It isn’t what’s gone
I don't care if English is your first language - if anyone read the article they make the point that it is a band over and over and over. Explicitly.