re: BJ Barham (american aquarium) Acoustic Album

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How would Phish feel about it?

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This policy was last updated in August of 2010, so please read closely. This policy applies to Phish and the individual band members. Audience taping is permitted at all shows. Guest performances with other artists will be governed by that artist's policy. When performing at a festival or other event featuring multiple bands, that event's policy may override Phish's customary taping policy. When performing in Ottawa, all bets are off. That place is cuh-razy. All taping is audio only with microphones only (no soundboard patches, no video) in the taping section. At most shows, a designated taper's ticket is required in order to bring recording gear into the show. The bearer of a taper's ticket is permitted to bring ONE audio recording device and ONE microphone stand/set of microphones into the venue. No video devices are ever allowed. To record a show that is entirely general admission, a taper's ticket is not required. In an amphitheater with a reserved pavilion and general admission lawn, the taping section is usually located behind the mix position in the pavilion and a taper's ticket is required. In an arena or theater with a general admission floor and reserved stands or balcony, a general admission floor ticket is required. If there is reserved seating on the floor, a taper's ticket is required. Tapers' tickets are marked on their face with the text "taper." Tapers' tickets are usually sold only by Phish Ticketing (formerly Phish Tickets-by-Mail); they are not available from other outlets unless we specifically announce otherwise. Anyone found taping in violation of the above policy will be removed from the venue and unauthorized recordings will be confiscated. Entry to the taping section at general admission shows is first-come first-serve; taping will be permitted on a space-available basis with any ticket. When the section is full, no additional equipment will be allowed into the venue. You have the best chance of getting a spot in the section at a general admission show if you are in line to enter when the doors open. The enjoyment of the audience at a show takes precedence over recording efforts. This means that tapers should not require others to be quiet or otherwise interfere with their enjoyment of the show. If your neighbor coughs his way through "Tweezer," consider it extra percussion.

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The doc sounds mad

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