Chris Kuroda (CK5)   

THe CK5 chronicles is taking a step back in time, a whole two days and over to the Nassau Coliseum for a little Twist from the first night of the Island Tour.

Musically, you're gonna love it or hate it. But there's no question that Kuroda is el fuego. Translation: he's gonna melt your face.

check out the lights right about the 4:30 mark. It looks like the lights quickly lock in on each member of the band...then its almost as if they are passing back and forth between the band, almost highlighting the exchange of energy. And right at the 4:55 mark he locks in on all of them. It looks like its their aura or something. hot shit.
— thebrew

Hot shit. Couldn't have said it better myself.

This Twist and more great Phish can be found on LivePhish's release of Nassau 98. Hit up Phish.net for some reviews of the show.

Thanks to silverchair97 for the video.

As the CK5 Chronicles continue, we find ourselves right where we left off, Providence. Only now, we're watching the 2nd part of a fantastic Ghost.

The entire first half finds the band saturated in amazing lights, and many of your favorite Kuroda palettes get represented within the first minute.

The second minute is solid white, with frenetic pacing to match the music.

A bit before the three minute mark, Chris brings back the color with amazing hues of purple, magenta, yellow and orange, which slowly rise and circle back as the jam builds and releases.

At that point, the band breaks into I Can't Turn You Loose for a fun couple of minutes, and the lights appropriately take a backseat.

The last minute or so is a bit mellow, but you'll need the time to let your face congeal.

This track and other stellar jams are available on LivePhish's release of Providence 98. There are also plenty of reviews of the show on Phish.net.

Thanks to silverchair97 for the video.

We here at Jamtopia have received some alarming feedback this week. Apparently, many folks have asked for a break since their face has been getting repeatedly melted. In response to our users, we offer a break for your overall face, and instead, please allow us to melt your EYES for a bit... courtesy of Chris Kuroda.

Not sure what it was about the Island Tour in '98, but Chris Kuroda was in the zone! And please note, despite the amazing visual experience offered above, we can't promise that your entire face will not get totally owned as a result of the superb jamming.

This track and other stellar jams are available on LivePhish's release of Providence 98. There are also plenty of reviews of the show on Phish.net.