On Super Bowl Sunday, Sirius 17, Jam_On, will host a competition of its own—-The Phish Bowl. Phish experts, and Sirius DJs, Jonathan Schwartz and Adam Foley will debate their favorite Phish shows while Pharmers Almanac author Andy Bernstein serves as referee. To support their arguments, Schwartz and Foley will each play four songs from their chosen Phish concerts, December 31, 1995 and August 17, 1997, respectively. The games begin at 7 PM EST, with heady debate likely to stretch late into the evening. Also, be sure to check out Schwartz and Bernsteins thoughts on 2005 in the industry section of our Year End Retrospective.
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