I was there, we needed a locking gas cap to be allowed to load in.
Photo © by Jim Saah
3 Additional Photos & flyers
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Photo © by Jim Saah
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Flyer courtesy unkown
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Anon
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Fugazi Live Series FLS0305 Fugazi Lorton, VA USA 12/26/1990
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- Show Date
- 1990-12-26
- Venue
- Lorton Correctional Facility
- Door Price
- Free
- Attendance
- 100
- Recorded by
- Joey Picuri
- Mastered by
- Jerry Busher
- Original Source
- Cassette
- Sound Quality
- Poor Good Very Good Excellent
Prison gig.
Tracks
- Opening Remarks
- Intro
- Brendan #1
- Merchandise
- Sieve-Fisted Find
- Reclamation
- Interlude 1
- Turnover
- Interlude 2
- And The Same
- Two Beats Off
- Interlude 3
- Long Division
- Blueprint
- Interlude 4
- Exit Only
- Repeater
- Interlude 5
- Reprovisional
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Comments
Pretty good sound. Not a long show, only 12 songs played this night, but 3 are previews from as yet unreleased Steady Diet of Nothing. Interesting hearing the band play to a (literally) captive audience. They seem to have an amused attitude, engaging in some banter with the crowd about what music they like - none of which the band knows how to play. Minor Threat cover requests they were probably used to at this point, but not so much the Average White Band lol. Solid show, energy level is pretty tame here through, more interesting for the context than the actual performance.
Playing in a correctional facility, and no Waiting Room or Lockdown? Was it too obvious?
as featured in Instrument by Jem Cohen, involving a sparse, but willing crowd! mind the accoustic hiccup during Blueprint towards the end of the song...
Comments
I was there, we needed a locking gas cap to be allowed to load in.
Pretty good sound. Not a long show, only 12 songs played this night, but 3 are previews from as yet unreleased Steady Diet of Nothing. Interesting hearing the band play to a (literally) captive audience. They seem to have an amused attitude, engaging in some banter with the crowd about what music they like - none of which the band knows how to play. Minor Threat cover requests they were probably used to at this point, but not so much the Average White Band lol. Solid show, energy level is pretty tame here through, more interesting for the context than the actual performance.
Playing in a correctional facility, and no Waiting Room or Lockdown? Was it too obvious?
as featured in Instrument by Jem Cohen, involving a sparse, but willing crowd! mind the accoustic hiccup during Blueprint towards the end of the song...
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