Really enjoyed this one. Some of the transitions between songs sound interesting and playful, like a musical discussion, that is eventually settled just before the next song begins - the end part of Sweet and Low for instance.
Photo © by Molly Stevens
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Photo © by Molly Stevens
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Photo © by Molly Stevens
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Photo © by Molly Stevens
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Courtesy Pat Fraser
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Fugazi Live Series FLS0775 Fugazi Atlanta, GA USA 3/29/1996
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- Show Date
- 1996-03-29
- Venue
- Masquerade
- Door Price
- 5
- Attendance
- 1100
- Played with
- Branch Manager, Hall of Fame
- Recorded by
- Nick Pellicciotto
- Mastered by
- Warren Russell-Smith
- Original Source
- DAT
- Sound Quality
- Poor Good Very Good Excellent
Tracks
- Intro
- Merchandise
- Do You Like Me
- And The Same
- Walken's Syndrome
- Birthday Pony
- Margin Walker
- Interlude 1
- Great Cop
- Target
- Bed For The Scraping
- Caustic Acrostic
- Suggestion
- Pink Frosty Instrumental
- Blueprint
- Interlude 2
- Back to Base
- Last Chance For A Slow Dance
- Version
- By You
- Waiting Room
- Fell, Destroyed
- Sweet And Low
- Glueman
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Comments
Maybe I'm biased because I was in attendance, but if there is a more driving, insanely intense version of Glueman, I have yet to hear it. Great, great show, right up there with Berlin '92, I think.
Even though this concert is rather short and the flow of the set list feels somewhat off or hesitative to me personally, this is basically a fantastic sounding recording that documents a virtually flawless and scuffle-free performance.
There actually are plenty of musical highlights to be noted, but I especially enjoyed Fell, Destroyed as it flows into a beautiful, mesmerizing version of Sweet And Low that gradually takes a more threatening turn as another obliterating version of Glueman finally comes crashing to spend it all.
Tremendous stuff, and I am very much looking forward to hear the recording from the previous night at the same venue, as soon as it will be made available.
Comments
Really enjoyed this one. Some of the transitions between songs sound interesting and playful, like a musical discussion, that is eventually settled just before the next song begins - the end part of Sweet and Low for instance.
Maybe I'm biased because I was in attendance, but if there is a more driving, insanely intense version of Glueman, I have yet to hear it. Great, great show, right up there with Berlin '92, I think.
Even though this concert is rather short and the flow of the set list feels somewhat off or hesitative to me personally, this is basically a fantastic sounding recording that documents a virtually flawless and scuffle-free performance.
There actually are plenty of musical highlights to be noted, but I especially enjoyed Fell, Destroyed as it flows into a beautiful, mesmerizing version of Sweet And Low that gradually takes a more threatening turn as another obliterating version of Glueman finally comes crashing to spend it all.
Tremendous stuff, and I am very much looking forward to hear the recording from the previous night at the same venue, as soon as it will be made available.
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