I attended this gig - I was aged around 17 I think. We were amazed that Fugazi played this tiny venue in Canterbury. I got one of Brendan's broken drum sticks which I kept for years (but sadly no longer have). I also distinctly remember asking either Ian or Guy for a plectrum at the end of the gig but whoever it was wasn't in the mood for giving me one. A really great gig that was a highlight of my early gigging experiences. Loads of energy, very hot and sweaty, and lots of thrashing around. Epic.
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© Paula Kane
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Photo ©️ Simon Nixon
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Photo ©️ Simon Nixon
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Photo ©️ Simon Nixon
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Photo ©️ Paula Kane
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Fugazi Live Series FLS0153 Fugazi Canterbury, England 11/13/1989
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- Show Date
- 1989-11-13
- Venue
- Kent Institute of Art and Design
- Door Price
- 3.50 Pounds
- Attendance
- 400
- Played with
- Snuff
- Recorded by
- Andy P/Fear and Loathing Zine
- Mastered by
- Warren Russell-Smith
- Original Source
- VHS audio
- Sound Quality
- Poor Good Very Good Excellent
Tracks
- Intro
- Brendan #1
- Turnover
- And The Same
- Greed
- Interlude 1
- Bulldog Front
- Bad Mouth
- Interlude 2
- Margin Walker
- Interlude 3
- Lockdown
- Interlude 4
- Shut the Door
- Interlude 5
- Song #1
- Burning
- Burning Too
- Interlude 6
- Waiting Room
- Suggestion
- Give Me The Cure
- Encore 1
- Long Division Instrumental
- Two Beats Off
- Repeater
- Encore 2
- Provisional
- Outro
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I attended this gig - I was aged around 17 I think. We were amazed that Fugazi played this tiny venue in Canterbury. I got one of Brendan's broken drum sticks which I kept for years (but sadly no longer have). I also distinctly remember asking either Ian or Guy for a plectrum at the end of the gig but whoever it was wasn't in the mood for giving me one. A really great gig that was a highlight of my early gigging experiences. Loads of energy, very hot and sweaty, and lots of thrashing around. Epic.
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