A couple weeks ago we clued you into Phish’s new double-disc DVD set, Coral Sky. With Phish being as polarizing as they are though, odds are right now you can either recite the tracklist backwards or have no idea what I’m talking about. If you fall into the latter group, catch up with these basic phacts (heh): A fan-favorite 1996 show. In West Palm Beach. The only outdoor show of the fall tour. Santana percussionist Karl Perazzo plays throughout. Allman Brother Butch Trucks joins for encore “Funky Bitch”.

Okay, now that we’re all on the same page, take a gander at two previews. The first is “Julius”, off their 1994 album Hoist, features some particularly funk soloing from Trey (in his “homeless hobbit” phase). The second is a 14-minute “Harry Hood,” perhaps most widely known for its inclusion on the band’s beloved A Live One set.

Check both clips out below. Phish’s Coral Sky hits stores October 19th via JEMP Records.

“Julius”

“Harry Hood”