This is a good recording of what must have been a good show. Lots of interesting improvised parts. Both band and audience seem to be in good spirits. Prompted by what seems to have been repeated problems with the lights and not being able to see the audience, Guy adds several improvised bits to several songs. For instance a humorous little song about the light in the intro to Sweet & Low. He seems to develop this theme further in the following songs, singing about "are we going to go to heaven tonight" and later "Jesus Christ, Jesus Christ, Jesus Christ". A religious / spiritual experience, perhaps? As a bonus, a cheeky / ironic poster with silhouettes of punks drinking and smoking.
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Fugazi Live Series FLS0473 Fugazi Nuremberg, Germany 6/22/1992
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- Show Date
- 1992-06-22
- Venue
- Komm
- Attendance
- 700
- Played with
- Tech Ahead, Franz Flak
- Recorded by
- Joey Picuri
- Mastered by
- Warren Russell-Smith
- Original Source
- Cassette
- Sound Quality
- Poor Good Very Good Excellent
Tracks
- Intro
- Joe #1
- Greed
- Nice New Outfit
- And The Same
- Interlude 1
- Reclamation
- Turnover
- Interlude 2
- Instrument
- Rend It
- Styrofoam
- Give Me The Cure
- Song #1
- Margin Walker
- Waiting Room
- Interlude 3
- Great Cop
- Blueprint
- Encore
- Sweet and Low
- Repeater
- Reprovisional
- Outro
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This is a good recording of what must have been a good show. Lots of interesting improvised parts. Both band and audience seem to be in good spirits. Prompted by what seems to have been repeated problems with the lights and not being able to see the audience, Guy adds several improvised bits to several songs. For instance a humorous little song about the light in the intro to Sweet & Low. He seems to develop this theme further in the following songs, singing about "are we going to go to heaven tonight" and later "Jesus Christ, Jesus Christ, Jesus Christ". A religious / spiritual experience, perhaps? As a bonus, a cheeky / ironic poster with silhouettes of punks drinking and smoking.
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