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- Billy Breathes
- - 156,637 plays
  - 163 favs
  - 6 shares
Phish
Released 1996

Talk
03:09
9,885 plays

Cars Trucks Buses
02:25
9,042 plays

Bliss
02:03
8,993 plays

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songs

- 1
- Free
- 03:49
- 21,171 plays

- 2
- Character Zero
- 04:00
- 16,767 plays

- 3
- Waste
- 04:50
- 22,395 plays

- 4
- Taste
- 04:07
- 10,320 plays

- 5
- Cars Trucks Buses
- 02:25
- 9,042 plays

- 6
- Talk
- 03:09
- 9,885 plays

- 7
- Theme from the Bottom
- 06:22
- 10,316 plays

- 8
- Train Song
- 02:33
- 8,976 plays

- 9
- Bliss
- 02:03
- 8,993 plays

- 10
- Billy Breathes
- 05:31
- 10,991 plays

- 11
- Swept Away
- 01:16
- 8,526 plays

- 12
- Steep
- 01:37
- 7,312 plays

- 13
- Prince Caspian
- 05:19
- 11,943 plays

album review

Thanks to producer Steve Lillywhite, Phish finally delivered a concise pop album with Billy Breathes. Lillywhite had the band cut away their jams and accentuate their songwriting, resulting in a series of tightly written, melodic folk-rock and psychedelic pop songs. Phish still delve into the deeper waters with sweeping songs like "Theme from the Bottom," but what truly impresses about Billy Breathes is the group's seamless eclecticism and how they master all varieties of roots rock and psychedelic styles. With the shorter songs, their musical depth and breadth is all the more apparent and impressive, making Billy Breathes the definitive Phish album the band has always strived to deliver. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide