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The kings. I became a good musician, despite idolizing them. Maximum Rock n Roll reviewed my first band, and panned us saying we played Flipperesque dirges. I was so proud.
01. 00:00 Firing Squad 02. 03:03 Escalator to Hell 03. 05:57 New Order 04. 08:44 Out of Line 05. 10:31 Slave to My Dick 06. 13:26 The Scheme 07. 16:30 Model of Stupidity 08. 18:56 Greaser Boy 09. 21:57 Urban Guerillas 10. 24:50 Twenty-First Century 11. 26:56 Screwed Up (Menace cover) 12. 29:50 Behind the Smile 13. 32:50 Let's Go Down to Hollywood (and Shoot People)
Hey, I've been digging into Minutemen's Campaign Trail tour and looking at this setlist, it just ain't right. At the very least some songs were shuffled around (presumably by the person/people who put this out on CD). Plus a little over 40 songs seems a bit much, even by Minutemen standards (they averaged a little over 30 songs per show around this time), so I do think there's quite a chance this is actually a compilation tape made up of recordings from both shows at Flynn's on August 1st and 2nd, not just the latter date.
00. 00:00 soundcheck / intro 01. 01:02 Fucked Up Ronnie 02. 02:21 The Enemy 03. 05:08 A Season in Hell 04. 08:03 I Hate You 05. 10:12 Burn It Down! 06. 13:18 Singin' in the Rain (Doris Eaton Travis/Gene Kelly cover) 07. 16:48 Our World 08. 20:58 Lumberjack City 09. 25:00 D.O.A. 10. 26:40 War (The Temptations cover) 11. 29:11 I'm Right, You're Wrong 12. 31:02 America the Beautiful 13. 34:05 Fuck You (The Subhumans cover) 14. 36:21 The Prisoner Joey Shithead - Vocals / Guitar Wimpy Roy - Bass / Vocals Ned Peckerwood - Drums Dave Gregg - Guitar / Vocals
01. 0:00:33 Class War (The Dils cover) 02. 0:02:50 I'm Right, You're Wrong 03. 0:04:42 America the Beautiful 04. 0:08:41 Whatcha Gonna Do? 05. 0:13:01 Dangerman 06. 0:15:26 Race Riot 07. 0:18:09 Murder in Hollywood 08. 0:20:41 Rich Bitch 09. 0:23:29 D.O.A. 10. 0:25:28 General Strike 11. 0:29:16 Slumlord 12. 0:32:05 War (The Temptations cover) 13. 0:34:24 Fucked Up Ronnie 14. 0:37:22 Midnight Special (USAmerican Trad.) 15. 0:41:25 The Prisoner Encore 16. 0:45:58 Takin' Care of Business (Bachman-Turner Overdrive cover) Second encore 17. 0:51:49 That's Life (Frank Sinatra cover) Third encore 18. 0:57:52 Delta Dawn (Alex Harvey/Helen Reddy cover) 19. 1:00:27 Cherry Bomb (The Runaways cover)
01. 00:02 Take a Chance 02. 03:00 The Pinhead Theme (early vesion of Last Night) 03. 06:58 Royal Police 04. 09:18 Woke Up Screaming 05. 13:57 The Enemy 06. 17:24 Chuck's New One 07. 21:09 Let's Spend the Night Together (Rolling Stones cover) 08. 24:49 I Don't Give a Shit
Wow this had Emil on drums. He got a bit funky with that beat on Scream. The first Rat Music For Rat People has an excellent early lyricless verion of scream live somewhere, Biscuits' beat is hard and funky, and the Duke's bass fill's just nail it, it sounds really tight.
00. 0:00:00 introduction 01. 0:04:57 Born Under a Bad Sign (Albert King/Cream cover) 02. 0:07:58 John Wayne Was a Nazi 03. 0:10:38 Dead Cops / America's So Straight 04. 0:14:43 Kleptomaniac 05. 0:19:18 Immigrant Song (Led Zeppelin cover) 06. 0:22:35 Dick for Brains 07. 0:26:18 Corporate Deathburger xx. 0:28:05 Dave talks about his parents 08. 0:36:15 American Achievements 09. 0:40:30 Multi-Death Corporation 10. 0:43:21 Business on Parade 11. 0:45:36 Politician (Cream cover) 12. 0:49:10 Soup Kitchen Celebrity 13. 0:51:59 South Africa Is Free 14. 0:56:12 My Family Is a Little Weird 15. 0:57:40 Tofutti 16. 1:00:13 Born to Die 17. 1:03:03 Chicken Squawk Dave Dictor - Lead Vocals Al Schvitz - Drums Gordon Fraser - Guitar
0:00 Intro 4:21 Loose Nut 8:18 I'm The One 11:12 Annihilate This Week 15:40 Wasted 16:40 Bastard In Love 20:37 Jam 23:09 Can't Decide 27:51 Black Coffee 32:22 Modern Man 35:41 Forever Time 37:57 Slip It In 43:45 Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie
Around this time Spot was on Stella's Stray Pop snow on KXLU and played the BHS demo with White Dumb Ugly and Poor. Fortunately I taped it , mind blowing
If the timeline serves me correct, this MIGHT be Flea on bass. A very small window of time where the lineup was Morris/Hetson/Flea/Biscuits. Earl Liberty left the band after a show at Perkins Place in the spring. I could be right… could be wrong
Intro 0:00 Dude Instrumental 3:35 Wild In The Streets 6:00 Coup De Tat 8:15 I Just Want Some Skunk 10:07 Beverly Hills 11:09 Paid Vacation 11:59 Trapped 13:30 Question Authority 15:19 When The Shit Hits The Fan 17:05 (Cuts Off) Letter Bomb 17:44 Behind The Door (Room 13) 18:56 Stars and Stripes 20:26 Red Tape 22:02 Junk Mail 24:13 Bang Your Head Intro/Wasted 25:29 Back Against The Wall 26:46 Operation 28:19 Deny Everything 29:55
Man, you early gen-xers were so lucky. In the immortal words of Vitus, I was "born too late." I would have been 12 here, I guess my mom could have dragged me.
