Phish vs Greatful Dead and the lawyer behind the case.

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For more than 3 decades the debate of who the best jam band in America has raged on intensely. Those boomers who come from a simpler time will make the claim that Jerry and the gang melodic tones and fan base was the culminating mark of the 60's and on american music. Then you have the group of children who bore witness the demise of popular music, from metalica and nirvana to the unfortunate acts of nicki minaj. To them phish was the only authentic experence of music. Trey and company have managed to take an established culture and transform it and bring it to a new generation. The torch has been passed but who holds it best? This question is about to be debated in the most prolific trial of the century.

Meet Benjamin Kreuter a young audacious lawyer who is putting everything on the line to defend his favourite band Phish. From the age of 13 Benjamin (who his friend calls Benjammin) has been kicking a groove to the musical styling of Trey Anastasio phish leading guitarist. Ben has always loved phish and hated law. so finally when he had a chance to defend his favourite band he told his zionest loving boss to go suck an egg. He threw his tie to the wind. tie dyed his white dress shirt and got on the journey to becoming the greatest lawyer every. In the future it turns out ben not only won the case for phish but even managed to find incriminating evidence on jimi hendrix's managers implication to the death. On April 26th 2017 Ben will be inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. This will be the first time a non-musician will be inducted. But he's just that cool says Dave Ghrol.

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