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- Junta
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Phish
Released 1988

Fluffhead (LP Version)
03:24
97 plays

Fee (LP Version)
05:25
7,754 plays

Fluff's Travels (LP Version)
11:39
75 plays

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- 1
- Fee (LP Version)
- 05:25
- 7,754 plays

- 2
- You Enjoy Myself (LP Version)
- 09:50
- 4,271 plays

- 3
- Esther (LP Version)
- 09:24
- 2,858 plays

- 4
- Golgi Apparatus (LP Version)
- 04:40
- 4,008 plays

- 5
- Foam (LP Version)
- 06:51
- 2,659 plays

- 6
- Dinner And A Movie (LP Version)
- 03:43
- 2,594 plays

- 7
- The Divided Sky (LP Version)
- 11:57
- 4,987 plays

- 8
- David Bowie (LP Version)
- 10:59
- 3,048 plays

- 9
- Fluffhead (LP Version)
- 03:24
- 97 plays

- 10
- Fluff's Travels (LP Version)
- 11:39
- 75 plays

- 11
- Contact (LP Version)
- 06:42
- 174 plays

- 12
- Union Federal (Live Version - Bonus Track)
- 25:29
- 18 plays

- 13
- Sanity (Live Version - Bonus Track)
- 08:26
- 13 plays

- 14
- Icculus (Live Version - Bonus Track)
- 04:26
- 19 plays

- 9
- Fluffhead
- 03:24
- 5,576 plays

- 10
- Fluff's Travels
- 11:35
- 3,357 plays

- 11
- Contact
- 06:42
- 4,077 plays

- 12
- Union Federal [Live][*]
- 25:31
- 2,197 plays

- 13
- Sanity [Live][*]
- 08:22
- 2,140 plays

- 14
- Icculus [Live][*]
- 04:24
- 2,099 plays

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album review

With great sound and better playing, Phish's debut Junta is highly recommended whether you're starting to discover Phish or are backing up to the beginning. It may be a bit long-winded and unfocused, yet it establishes their dedication to musical exploration effectively -- not to mention the typical wild and woolly Phish humor spilling out all over the lengthy tracks. [A 2-CD Elektra reissue features six bonus tracks, including three recorded live in 1988 at Nectar's (the club that gave Phish their start with a regular gig). The live tracks are somewhat dubious in sonic terms, but they're excellent for revealing the improvisational side of the band -- the 25:31 "Union Federal" totters to a start and has a couple of wobbly moments, but it's actually fun to listen to.] ~ Steven McDonald & David Jehnzen, All Music Guide