PhastyCan someone explain to me like im 5 why Goose took off as a jam band these past few years vs all the other jam bands like Aqueous, Spafford, tDB, etc?
It is just Shapiro money? I honestly do not get it.
Matt@phastenough Great songwriting and vocals.
@phastenough To you, I guess? They sound pretty fresh and unique to me.
And it's not all about the hams. Songs definitely draw in more people than jams do. Hence why Phish was never as big as the Grateful Dead.
Boney Diego@Mdphunk @phastenough also they're a bunch of good looking younger guys who dont just stick to the jam scene. its all in the packaging.
having said this, i dont get it though and kudos to them.
@Mdphunk what’s a good show to spin?
@phastenough I'm kind of at a stage where I don't have a very discriminating taste and love most of what they do. That's kind of a @chopaganda or @ry_storm question.
My big recommendation is to see them live, as you are going to. I didn't know much of their music when I saw them for the first time but the energy coming off the stage was insane and I had to have more of it.
Chop@Mdphunk @phastenough @ry_storm If you don’t have Nugs, spin 12/16 Goosemas off Spotify, and start with Drive.
Ryan Storm@Mdphunk @phastenough @chopaganda The songwriting is definitely what set them apart initially but they've been expanding their jamming styles a LOT, especially over the past year and we've seen some intentional exploratory jams from them so far this tour. Would recommend 3/8/23 as a recent show with a lot of really good jamming!
@phastenough @Mdphunk When Phish was on the rise all we heard from crabby deadheads was how they sound like this and this and this.
They were so focused on making a case that they were derivative of their influences that they missed how when you add up all those influences, it created something new.