It took a while for Phish to get its sound onto disc in any convincing way. The first five albums all have great moments. 

 It took a while for Phish to get its sound onto disc in any convincing way. The first five albums all have great moments. 

 It took a while for Phish to get its sound onto disc in any convincing way. The first five albums all have great moments. 

 It took a while for Phish to get its sound onto disc in any convincing way. The first five albums all have great moments. 

 It took a while for Phish to get its sound onto disc in any convincing way. The first five albums all have great moments. 

 The Siket Disc collects a few in-studio jams that are less than revelatory.  

 Cut quickly following a two-year hiatus, Round Room sounds undercooked. 

 Shortly before the release of Undermind in 2004, Phish announced that it was breaking up. Ironically, after almost two decades of near-constant touring, the resulting disc proved to be one of the band's most cohesive collections. 

 Old habits die hard: Phish reformed in 2008 to record a new album with producer Steve Lillywhite, who helmed their 1996 album Billy Breathes. Even with a four year break, Phish sound as well-polished as ever.