Further to my previous comment, "Sweet and Low" is correctly labelled on this page but not in the MP3 metadata. "By You" is wrong in both. Thanks.
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Fugazi Live Series FLS0528 Fugazi Los Angeles, CA USA 4/24/1993
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- Show Date
- 1993-04-24
- Venue
- Hollywood Palladium
- Door Price
- 6
- Attendance
- 3700
- Played with
- Wool, Slug, Dead Fucking Last
- Recorded by
- Joey Picuri
- Mastered by
- Warren Russell-Smith
- Original Source
- DAT
- Sound Quality
- Poor Good Very Good Excellent
Tracks
- Intro
- Reclamation
- Public Witness Program
- Merchandise
- Interlude 1
- Runaway Return
- Greed
- Interlude 2
- Rend It
- 23 Beats Off
- Exit Only
- Interlude 3
- Promises
- Margin Walker
- Suggestion
- Give Me The Cure
- Great Cop
- Cassavetes
- Stacks
- Reprovisional
- Repeater
- Encore
- Last Chance for a Slow Dance
- By You
- Sieve-Fisted Find
- KYEO
- Sweet and Low
- Outro
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Comments
There's a few errors in the show information here. As noted by David Fischer, the song labelled "By You" is actually "Instrument". Also, the song labelled "Instrumental" is in fact "Sweet and Low". Thanks.
Be aware that the By You track isn't By You. It's Instrument. By You is still several months away.
Great Last Chance for a Slow Dance.
You see, I’m a big dude and used to love going to LA “punk rock” shows and be the guy in the pit that helped others up. I had heard legends that at Fugazi shows, everyone was super cool and while it might get a bit crazy, no one would be out to hurt anyone (yeah, I was a naive kid). So, sometime during the show, things were getting a bit too rowdy in front of the stage so Ian slows the pace and ask us to settle down. Being the idealistic kid I was, I shouted something to the effect of “You’re supposed to stop it” (which is what he was doing, but I guess I felt compelled to open my mouth). Anyway, I think it was Guy who replies, something along the lines of “this is now, that was then” thinking I shouted “You STARTED it”. I just shook my head in disappointment at being misunderstood by one of the bands I had admired the most. For a split second, Ian looked as though he got that I wasn’t trying to be a dick. Anyway, it finally feels good to get that of my chest (almost 20 years later). Oh… and I still feel it was one of the best shows I’ve ever been to. I will be purchasing as soon as it goes on sale.
Comments
Further to my previous comment, "Sweet and Low" is correctly labelled on this page but not in the MP3 metadata. "By You" is wrong in both. Thanks.
There's a few errors in the show information here. As noted by David Fischer, the song labelled "By You" is actually "Instrument". Also, the song labelled "Instrumental" is in fact "Sweet and Low". Thanks.
Be aware that the By You track isn't By You. It's Instrument. By You is still several months away.
Great Last Chance for a Slow Dance.
You see, I’m a big dude and used to love going to LA “punk rock” shows and be the guy in the pit that helped others up. I had heard legends that at Fugazi shows, everyone was super cool and while it might get a bit crazy, no one would be out to hurt anyone (yeah, I was a naive kid). So, sometime during the show, things were getting a bit too rowdy in front of the stage so Ian slows the pace and ask us to settle down. Being the idealistic kid I was, I shouted something to the effect of “You’re supposed to stop it” (which is what he was doing, but I guess I felt compelled to open my mouth). Anyway, I think it was Guy who replies, something along the lines of “this is now, that was then” thinking I shouted “You STARTED it”. I just shook my head in disappointment at being misunderstood by one of the bands I had admired the most. For a split second, Ian looked as though he got that I wasn’t trying to be a dick. Anyway, it finally feels good to get that of my chest (almost 20 years later). Oh… and I still feel it was one of the best shows I’ve ever been to. I will be purchasing as soon as it goes on sale.
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