this was the night after the palladium, which was huge. I recall them saying this was the longest show they ever played. was like three hours plus.
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Photo © Patrick West
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Photo © by Luke Hoverman
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Fugazi Live Series FLS0814 Fugazi New York, NY USA 5/2/1997
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- Show Date
- 1997-05-02
- Venue
- NYU Loeb Center
- Door Price
- 5
- Attendance
- 1000
- Played with
- Branch Manager
- Recorded by
- Nick Pellicciotto
- Mastered by
- Fugazi
- Original Source
- DAT
- Sound Quality
- Poor Good Very Good Excellent
Previously released on CD (FLS16).
Tracks
- Intro
- Birthday Pony
- Latin Roots
- Facet Squared
- Public Witness Program
- Break
- No Surprise
- Shut the Door
- Target
- Brendan #1
- Bed For The Scraping
- FD
- By You
- Five Corporations
- Sieve-Fisted Find
- Great Cop
- Lockdown
- Burning Too
- Floating Boy
- Pink Frosty
- Interlude 1
- Turnover
- Repeater
- Forensic Scene
- Sweet and Low
- KYEO
- Arpeggiator
- Rend It
- Reclamation
Please Note: Available recordings have been mastered to correct for volume shifts, drop outs, etc. but some sonic anomalies will still exist, especially early in the set when the mix is being settled. The band has rated each show for sound quality and set the general price of a download at $5 per show. If you have a different price in mind feel free to use the alternative pricing option.
Comments
This show is a delight, with the band being in good spirits, relaxed and on top of its game, and the people attending being easygoing all through the set. No hassles, no crowd surfing, no attitude, no image fight and no tough-guy stance. As a result, this is the sort of occasion that makes good things happen.
Case in point. Right off the bat someone requests Latin Roots. The band then appropriately goes into Birthday Pony followed by... jep, Latin Roots!
On top of that, the set list (that features no less than 27 songs but unfortunately cuts off abruptly during Reclamation) reintroduces some other warhorses that haven't been played in a while, such as Shut the Door, Brendan #1, Lockdown, Burning Too or Turnover.
And as if that's not enough, a couple of song premières are thrown in the mix for good measure, cf. FD and Arpeggiator.
In short, this is the kind of recording that makes me realize how much I appreciate this band and enjoy its music.
So thank you Gentlemen. Thank you.
Hey, What happened to Realamation? It cuts out abrubtly in the 2nd minute.
My first and last time seeing Fugazi. The show was so amazing that I had to be admitted to the hospital afterwards for exhaustion. I think this show cost 2 dollars for students. those were the good old days.
Comments
this was the night after the palladium, which was huge. I recall them saying this was the longest show they ever played. was like three hours plus.
This show is a delight, with the band being in good spirits, relaxed and on top of its game, and the people attending being easygoing all through the set. No hassles, no crowd surfing, no attitude, no image fight and no tough-guy stance. As a result, this is the sort of occasion that makes good things happen.
Case in point. Right off the bat someone requests Latin Roots. The band then appropriately goes into Birthday Pony followed by... jep, Latin Roots!
On top of that, the set list (that features no less than 27 songs but unfortunately cuts off abruptly during Reclamation) reintroduces some other warhorses that haven't been played in a while, such as Shut the Door, Brendan #1, Lockdown, Burning Too or Turnover.
And as if that's not enough, a couple of song premières are thrown in the mix for good measure, cf. FD and Arpeggiator.
In short, this is the kind of recording that makes me realize how much I appreciate this band and enjoy its music.
So thank you Gentlemen. Thank you.
Hey, What happened to Realamation? It cuts out abrubtly in the 2nd minute.
My first and last time seeing Fugazi. The show was so amazing that I had to be admitted to the hospital afterwards for exhaustion. I think this show cost 2 dollars for students. those were the good old days.
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