Legendary concert promoter Bill Graham once said of the Grateful Dead'they're not the best at what they do, they're the only ones who do what theydo', and that just about sums up the group who went from 'frighteninglyradical' to 'as American as Aplle Pie' in just a couple of generations. But itwasn't the Dead who changed in order to bring about this circumstance, it wasthe rest of the world catching up - and despite the band proper now being absent from the scene for a number of years, the spirit remains.Phish, once the new pretenders to the Dead's crown are now almost 30 years into a journey that began when their upline had yet to achieve the biggest 'hit'of their career. And despite the odd hiatus, the mighty Phish continue to playunabashed to this day.This two disc collection, featuring interviews with both bands recorded acrossrespective careers, spoken word biographies, booklets with rare photos andeven posters of each act, celebrates a genre of music that is composed andperformed by very few music makres, but is appreciated by millions across the World.