Fugazi Live Series

Metro, Sydney, Australia 6/97 - Photo © by D.J. Adair

Photo © by D.J. Adair

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Comments

By: Alex Mitrani over 3 years ago

19970615 Metro Theatre, Sydney, Australia

The track numbering of the MP3 files is off, but the track order on this page is correct. Having fixed the track order I listened to this again and really enjoyed it.

For the first 8 songs the quiet parts and interludes feature music from James Brown's Funky People (Pt. 2), which was not intended but is not unpleasant, and makes for an interesting listen.

This is what we get:

Smallpox Champion & The Message From The Soul Sisters by Myra Barnes
Bed for the Scraping & The Message From The Soul Sisters by Myra Barnes
Bed for the Scraping & Hot Pants - I'm Coming, Coming, I'm Coming by Bobby Byrd
Guilford Fall & Do Your Thing (Live) by Lyn Collins
Reclamation & Do Your Thing (Live) by Lyn Collins
Do You Like Me & I'm Paying Taxes What Am I Buying by Fred Wesley and The JB's
Interlude 1 & I'm Paying Taxes What Am I Buying by Fred Wesley and The JB's
And the Same & I'm Paying Taxes What Am I Buying by Fred Wesley and The JB's
And the Same & Super Good by Myra Barnes
Floating Boy & Super Good by Myra Barnes
Floating Boy & Blow Your Head by Fred Wesley and The JB's
Pink Frosty & Blow Your Head by Fred Wesley and The JB's (just 14 seconds).

By: Alex Mitrani over 3 years ago

The background music may seem to come and go because the order of the tracks in the download may be messed up - it is different from the track order on this page, which might be correct. Another song is 'Super Good' by Myra Barnes - maybe the background music was James Brown's Funky People (Pt. 2)?

By: Alex Mitrani over 3 years ago

Although accidental, the combination of Fugazi and contrasting music comes across a bit like a mashup - 14 years before the 2011 Wugazi '13 Chambers' album. Non-Fugazi songs include Isaac Hayes' 'Do Your Thing', probably performed by Lyn Collins. Interestingly the background music comes and goes - it seems to end but then comes back strong to accompany 'Floating Boy'.

By: gunter habets over 13 years ago

As mentioned, the music played between bands interferes with part of the Fugazi recording and botches the sound quality.
However, I still enjoyed listening to this recording which is actually decent, considering the (surreal) acoustic situation.
There are still plenty of musical highlights to be noted, including Do You Like Me, Rend It, And The Same, Arpeggiator (although somewhat rushed), Repeater, Turnover, Suggestion, Lockdown, and Glue Man (which is cut short unfortunately).
So if the set list or location appeals to you, I advise you do not hesitate to grab this one.

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Fugazi Live Series FLS0821 Fugazi Sydney, Australia 6/15/1997

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Show Date
1997-06-15
Venue
Metro Theatre
Recorded by
Nick Pellicciotto
Mastered by
Warren Russell-Smith
Original Source
DAT
Sound Quality
Poor Good Very Good Excellent

The music played between bands is not turned off and overlays the first ten or so songs. Furthermore, the recording is incomplete.

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Tracks

  1. Smallpox Champion
  2. Bed for the Scraping
  3. Guilford Fall
  4. Reclamation
  5. Do You Like Me
  6. Interlude 1
  7. And the Same
  8. Floating Boy
  9. Pink Frosty
  10. Forensic Scene
  11. Suggestion
  12. Lockdown
  13. Song #1
  14. Target
  15. Birthday Pony
  16. By You
  17. Rend It
  18. Arpeggiator
  19. Repeater
  20. Turnover
  21. Long Division
  22. Blueprint
  23. No Surprise
  24. Waiting Room
  25. Glueman

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

By: Alex Mitrani over 3 years ago

19970615 Metro Theatre, Sydney, Australia

The track numbering of the MP3 files is off, but the track order on this page is correct. Having fixed the track order I listened to this again and really enjoyed it.

For the first 8 songs the quiet parts and interludes feature music from James Brown's Funky People (Pt. 2), which was not intended but is not unpleasant, and makes for an interesting listen.

This is what we get:

Smallpox Champion & The Message From The Soul Sisters by Myra Barnes
Bed for the Scraping & The Message From The Soul Sisters by Myra Barnes
Bed for the Scraping & Hot Pants - I'm Coming, Coming, I'm Coming by Bobby Byrd
Guilford Fall & Do Your Thing (Live) by Lyn Collins
Reclamation & Do Your Thing (Live) by Lyn Collins
Do You Like Me & I'm Paying Taxes What Am I Buying by Fred Wesley and The JB's
Interlude 1 & I'm Paying Taxes What Am I Buying by Fred Wesley and The JB's
And the Same & I'm Paying Taxes What Am I Buying by Fred Wesley and The JB's
And the Same & Super Good by Myra Barnes
Floating Boy & Super Good by Myra Barnes
Floating Boy & Blow Your Head by Fred Wesley and The JB's
Pink Frosty & Blow Your Head by Fred Wesley and The JB's (just 14 seconds).

By: Alex Mitrani over 3 years ago

The background music may seem to come and go because the order of the tracks in the download may be messed up - it is different from the track order on this page, which might be correct. Another song is 'Super Good' by Myra Barnes - maybe the background music was James Brown's Funky People (Pt. 2)?

By: Alex Mitrani over 3 years ago

Although accidental, the combination of Fugazi and contrasting music comes across a bit like a mashup - 14 years before the 2011 Wugazi '13 Chambers' album. Non-Fugazi songs include Isaac Hayes' 'Do Your Thing', probably performed by Lyn Collins. Interestingly the background music comes and goes - it seems to end but then comes back strong to accompany 'Floating Boy'.

By: gunter habets over 13 years ago

As mentioned, the music played between bands interferes with part of the Fugazi recording and botches the sound quality.
However, I still enjoyed listening to this recording which is actually decent, considering the (surreal) acoustic situation.
There are still plenty of musical highlights to be noted, including Do You Like Me, Rend It, And The Same, Arpeggiator (although somewhat rushed), Repeater, Turnover, Suggestion, Lockdown, and Glue Man (which is cut short unfortunately).
So if the set list or location appeals to you, I advise you do not hesitate to grab this one.

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