I recall the same thing happening and was so happy to see Ian put those Nazi skinheads in their place. Those thugs would always harass us at shows and the nightclub we'd go to every Friday. Other than those knuckleheads, the show as great.
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Fugazi Live Series FLS0189 Fugazi Orlando, FL USA 3/17/1990
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- Show Date
- 1990-03-17
- Venue
- Beacham Theater
- Door Price
- $5
- Attendance
- 985
- Played with
- Damage
- Recorded by
- Joey Picuri
- Mastered by
- Warren Russell-Smith
- Original Source
- Cassette
- Sound Quality
- Poor Good Very Good Excellent
Tracks
- Intro
- And The Same
- Interlude 1
- Song #1
- Margin Walker
- Burning Too
- Burning
- Interlude 2
- Shut the Door
- Interlude 3
- Runaway Return
- Blueprint
- Interlude 4
- Suggestion
- Break-In
- Bad Mouth
- Interlude 5
- Waiting Room
- Interlude 6
- Two Beats Off
- Interlude 7
- Repeater
- Interlude 8
- Reprovisional
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Comments
My memory is of the show being stopped numerous times due to violence instigated by the Nazi skinheads that plagued Florida during that time period. Ian specifically chastised these bullies and I was so happy to watch him stand up to them, threatening to stop the show if they persisted with their antics. There were not too many people that would do that back in 1990. It really inspired a lot of us dealing with that stuff at every show to speak out. - Bryan Wynacht
Comments
I recall the same thing happening and was so happy to see Ian put those Nazi skinheads in their place. Those thugs would always harass us at shows and the nightclub we'd go to every Friday. Other than those knuckleheads, the show as great.
My memory is of the show being stopped numerous times due to violence instigated by the Nazi skinheads that plagued Florida during that time period. Ian specifically chastised these bullies and I was so happy to watch him stand up to them, threatening to stop the show if they persisted with their antics. There were not too many people that would do that back in 1990. It really inspired a lot of us dealing with that stuff at every show to speak out. - Bryan Wynacht
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