Phish's third studio album originally released in the Fall of 1992 by Elektra Records, A Picture of Nectar showcases the band's propensity to move from one musical genre to another. Songs include nods to jazz, country, rock and improvisational leanings; the album debuts some fan favorites such as "Stash," "Tweezer" and "Chalk Dust Torture." JEMP records has once again brought in Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering to remaster the record from it's original analog tapes. The 2 LP set was pressed by Furnace MFG on 180 gram vinyl.