One Man's Trash, Trey Anastasio, Music CD

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One Man's Trash


1	Happy Coffee Song 2:39
2	Quantegy / Jonathan Fishman 2:59
3	Mister Completely / Jonathan Fishman 2:41
4	A Good Stalk 0:50
5	That Dream Machine 1:30
6	The Way I Feel 2:55
7	Rofa Beton 2:40
8	For Lew (My Bodyguard) 1:39
9	At the Barbecue / James Harvey 2:01
10	Tree Spine 0:50
11	Here's Mud in Your Eye 1:11
12	The Real Taste of Licorice 2:33
13	And Your Little Dog Too / Tom Marshall 4:00
14	Jump Rope Fast Version 0:36
15	Jump Rope Slow Version 2:19
16	Kidney Bean 0:33

Biography

Editorial Reviews

One Man's Trash is a collection of musical scraps recorded by Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio in his home studio. Too eclectic, perhaps, even for Phish's songbook, the disc alternates between genre experiments (such as the bouncy surf guitar of the opening "Happy Coffee Song" or the Brian Eno-like "Mr. Completely") and electronic noise explorations. While some of the latter work well as textural pieces, most don't. One notable highlight is At the Barbecue, an atonal horn chart loosely based on a piece by Anastasio's mentor, Vermont composer Ernie Stires. ~ Jesse Jarnow, All Music Guide All Music Guide

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One Man's Trash


1	Happy Coffee Song 2:39
2	Quantegy / Jonathan Fishman 2:59
3	Mister Completely / Jonathan Fishman 2:41
4	A Good Stalk 0:50
5	That Dream Machine 1:30
6	The Way I Feel 2:55
7	Rofa Beton 2:40
8	For Lew (My Bodyguard) 1:39
9	At the Barbecue / James Harvey 2:01
10	Tree Spine 0:50
11	Here's Mud in Your Eye 1:11
12	The Real Taste of Licorice 2:33
13	And Your Little Dog Too / Tom Marshall 4:00
14	Jump Rope Fast Version 0:36
15	Jump Rope Slow Version 2:19
16	Kidney Bean 0:33

All Music Guide

One Man's Trash is a collection of musical scraps recorded by Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio in his home studio. Too eclectic, perhaps, even for Phish's songbook, the disc alternates between genre experiments (such as the bouncy surf guitar of the opening "Happy Coffee Song" or the Brian Eno-like "Mr. Completely") and electronic noise explorations. While some of the latter work well as textural pieces, most don't. One notable highlight is At the Barbecue, an atonal horn chart loosely based on a piece by Anastasio's mentor, Vermont composer Ernie Stires. ~ Jesse Jarnow, All Music Guide

Product Details

Format: CD
Original Release: 1998
Release Date: 11/01/2002
Label: PHISH DRY GOODS
Catalog No.: 47614
UPC: 710184761429
Sales Rank: 122,548

Album Credits
Performance Credits
Trey Anastasio		Primary Artist, Primary Artist, Bass, Guitar, Drums, Keyboards, Vocals
Jonathan Fishman		Synthesizer, Drums, Keyboards, Vocals, Sounds
Dave Grippo		Alto Saxophone
Page McConnell		Keyboards, fender rhodes
Tom Marshall		Vocals, Sounds
Jennifer Hartswick		Trumpet, Track Performer
James Harvey		Trombone

Technical Credits
Trey Anastasio		Songwriter, Producer
Gerrit Goliner		Artwork