The format for the date, track title, and album are all configurable with a template system. It will also autofill the artist and album. If the number of setlist items matches the number of files you can click a button to map the titles over 1:1. You then drag and drop the titles to the files, if a file is multiple songs in one you can drag over multiple titles and the app will assemble them. From there you are presented with the setlist on the left and the audio files on the right. If multiple shows are returned you can select the correct one (this was absent from the video I shared). Regardless of how this date is gotten you then click search and get the data for the show on that date. Originally the app only supported flac but I recently added mp3 support (EIf the date cannot be found you can manually enter one. Yesterday I created a Phish database as well. I released the app a few weeks ago along with Dave Matthews Band database. I have been working on an application to help with tagging of concert recordings.
PHISH HD TAG PC
With the kids asleep, a beer and bowl in hand-with the right eyes, my office PC monitors become a hayfield in Noblesville, Indiana, and I just parked my mom’s Buick.Hello All. Getting logged into LivePhish after beating down another day of adulting, online Phish watching has a catharsis of its own. Sheriff’s Deputies in big white basketball shoes? Scary nitrous dudes from Summer 2000? Tour equivalent: Grateful Dead leftovers telling you shit ain’t what it used to be, fuck it, go home.ĭo I really miss the steep lawn of Alpine Valley? Sleeping in my car at Deer Creek? Undercover Woolworth Co. I won’t Chad you, but there are some damn good sets in there. Snobbing: I’m watching this on my computer. Tour equivalent: Asking for the car keys to drive across three states when you’re a minor and your mom is from the ‘70s and knows damn well what this is about.
This is a whole season of Green Bay Packers games smushed into two weeks.
PHISH HD TAG TV
Tour equivalent: Chicago to Minneapolis during construction season on I-94.īegging: Three hours of TV after work for two weeks in a row is a big time ask with little kids at home. Even bankers are working then-it’s a mad dash home to catch the show. Tour equivalent: The dude behind you complaining about the ‘Joy’ encore after shouting “Golgi Apparatus” word for word. Dude, Trey cuts off the jams now, oh, there were flubs on ‘Reba’ and they’re totally fucking avoiding ‘Fluffhead.’ Tour equivalent: Sunrise-and you’re still tripping with the caricature-people in some weird parking lot.Ĭhomping: When you hang out with digitals long enough, you get a little pissy and so does everyone else. We still got each other on Facebook groups and Reddits, but as we learned, digital people can be fucking intolerable, even when they’re your digital people. Vibing: On the couch you’re not out there vibing with real people. Now I’m learning that challenges are surprisingly similar on the Couch. Overcoming challenges is part of this scene. I can make this happen, make it worth the price tag and catch all these shows. The one weird part? Actual Phish tour is vacation. My Phish homies and I hang out digitally and watch together, just like in the 90s, back when we were cool and did this for real. A new beer is ten steps away there’s legal pot the stream is in HD video and audio. Here’s what’s awesome about LivePhish casts. With no West Coast dates in sight, I’ve decided to purchase the entire run. Heads who aren’t freaking out the Big Apple-due to kids, job, mortgage, and other poor adult excuses-can broadcast it live and watch that shit like the Olympics.Ī fortnight or more! On the Couch Tour! Cheers to that. We’re five shows deep into the Baker’s Dozen, where the Phish from Vermont have holed up in Madison Square Garden for thirteen nights in lieu of their usual cross-country summertime bacchanal.
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