Pump Up the Jam September 3, 2009 - People Magazine By Staff Album Review - Joy Phish JOY - 3 Stars / 4 It's no surprise that the new Phish disc - the quartet's first studio album in five years - features songs that are meant to be played live. For the megapopular touring band, the real magic happens on the road. On Joy these hippie dudes are happiest when stretching their musical limbs in extended jams that leave plenty of room for solos. Just check out "Backwards Down The Number Line," the festival-ready single that should come with its own HackySack, or the bluesy "Stealing Time From The Faulty Plan," where frontman Trey Anastasio sings, "Got a blank space where my mind should be." But you have to wait until the penultimate track for the centerpiece, "Time Turns Elastic," a winding epic that clocks in at 13 1/2 minutes. Article © 2009 People