http://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/article/20110918/ARTS04/109180313/Reflections-on-Phish-I-forgot-for-a-time-I-was-on-assignment-?odyssey=tab|mostpopular|text|FRONTPAGE"A few songs into the first set, a funny thing happened: My pad stayed in my pocket for longer stretches. I put my phone away and stopped sending messages to the newsroom. Deadlines and leads slipped from my mind. I forgot, for a time, I was on assignment. That’s a very unusual thing and a better way to listen to music — and there was some good stuff to hear Wednesday night at the fairgrounds."
Reporter Sally Pollack, from an article in the Burlington Free Press (9/18/11).
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