Fugazi Live Series

Fairgrounds, Kennewick, WA USA 5/14/93 - Photo © by Eric Stout

Photo © by Eric Stout

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By: scott abrams over 9 years ago

Met my first wife at this show. Still one of my favorites ever!

By: Chris Smith over 12 years ago

I was amazed when local band Small announced Fugazi was coming to Tri-Cities. The show was fun. I remember when Ian stopped the show and confronted a man in attendance. "Get the envelope" trying to give the man his 5$ back. I can't remember why exactly, but I think someone spit on him and a fight was about to break out. Legendary!! Wasn't impressed with people booing Maybe Days. I always enjoyed their drummers style. I was 15 and had been introduced to Fugazi's inspiring music not much longer than a year earlier and could not get enough of it. I wish all bands played as animated as Fugazi did.I think we all appreciate you for coming so close to the biggest nuclear waste site, and preforming way beyond what any of us expected or at least me.

By: Emily Phippen almost 15 years ago

I was at this show, I was 19. I was attending Whitman College in Walla Walla. I remember it vividly as being one of the best live shows I ever attended. I was surrounded so snugly by shirtless guys that I could practically lift up both my feet off the ground and not fall down. Then I remember getting kicked in the head, and of course Ian stopped the show to scold the pit for getting too rough. Those were surely the Salad Days! P.S. Thanks for the free Egg Hunt tracks! This really brings back some great memories!!

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Fugazi Live Series FLS0542 Fugazi Kennewick, WA USA 5/14/1993

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Show Date
1993-05-14
Venue
Fairgrounds
Door Price
5
Attendance
1500
Played with
Heatmiser, Maybe Days
Recorded by
Joey Picuri
Mastered by
Warren Russell-Smith
Original Source
DAT
Sound Quality
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Tracks

  1. Intro
  2. Joe #1
  3. Exit Only
  4. Reclamation
  5. Sieve-Fisted Find
  6. Facet Squared
  7. Interlude 1
  8. Rend It
  9. Interlude 2
  10. Merchandise
  11. Latin Roots
  12. Interlude 3
  13. Promises
  14. Walken's Syndrome
  15. Interlude 4
  16. Song #1
  17. Give Me The Cure
  18. Interlude 5
  19. Waiting Room
  20. Interlude 6
  21. Smallpox Champion
  22. Returning The Screw
  23. Interlude 7
  24. Blueprint
  25. Repeater
  26. Encore
  27. Brendan #1
  28. Turnover
  29. Interlude 8
  30. KYEO
  31. Sweet and Low
  32. Outro

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Comments

By: scott abrams over 9 years ago

Met my first wife at this show. Still one of my favorites ever!

By: Chris Smith over 12 years ago

I was amazed when local band Small announced Fugazi was coming to Tri-Cities. The show was fun. I remember when Ian stopped the show and confronted a man in attendance. "Get the envelope" trying to give the man his 5$ back. I can't remember why exactly, but I think someone spit on him and a fight was about to break out. Legendary!! Wasn't impressed with people booing Maybe Days. I always enjoyed their drummers style. I was 15 and had been introduced to Fugazi's inspiring music not much longer than a year earlier and could not get enough of it. I wish all bands played as animated as Fugazi did.I think we all appreciate you for coming so close to the biggest nuclear waste site, and preforming way beyond what any of us expected or at least me.

By: Emily Phippen almost 15 years ago

I was at this show, I was 19. I was attending Whitman College in Walla Walla. I remember it vividly as being one of the best live shows I ever attended. I was surrounded so snugly by shirtless guys that I could practically lift up both my feet off the ground and not fall down. Then I remember getting kicked in the head, and of course Ian stopped the show to scold the pit for getting too rough. Those were surely the Salad Days! P.S. Thanks for the free Egg Hunt tracks! This really brings back some great memories!!

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