On Stage
John Norwood Fisher (eb, b, v)
Walter Kibby III (v, t)
Tracey Singleton (eg)
John Steward (d)
Setlist
2. Do Ya Have A Mind Of Your Own 3. Nuttmeg World 4. Skankin' to the Beat 5. Karma Tsunami 6. Skank n' Go Nutts 7. In The Heat of Angrrr 8. Premadawnutt 9. Frey'd Fucking Nerve Endingz 10. Bonin' in the Boneyard 11. Shakey Ground 12. One Planet People 13. Alcoholic 14. Ma & Pa | 15. Just Allow 16. Pressure 17. Riot 18. Sunless Saturday 19. AIDS & Armageddon 20. Freddie's Dead 21. Servitude --Encore-- 22. The Suffering 23. Everyday Sunshine --Encore-- 24. The Goose 25. Party At Ground Zero |
Photos
Videos
Reviews
I had a great time at the show in DC. I finally met MadPunk and saw High C again. I didn't meet up with Dimeka or anyone else from the list.
I think I've missed something here. Is Skankin go nuttz the same as or similar to Skankin' to the Beat? After starting off with two of Dirty Walt's tunes, the band went into Skankin. I went crazy! I LOVE that song!
Anyway, here's the set list from what I can remember. I bought Dirty Walt's cd at the show, but don't have it with me and I can't remember the first song.
a dirty walt tune - Who Do You Believe ? Nuttmeg World - another dirty walt tune Skankin Kharma Tsunami - dedicated to the girl who bought and returned Angelo's laptop In the Heat of Anger Bring a Donut ? Frey'd Fuckin Nerve Endingz Bonin' in the Boneyard Shakey Ground - dedicated to Eddie Hazel One Planet People ALcoholic Ma and Pa Just Allow Pressure Riot Sunless Saturday Aids & Armaggedon Freddie's Dead Servitude
encore
Party (they only had time left for one tune)
We had THREE opening bands A.K.P., Grilled & Trouble Funk. A.K.P. was okay, a little comical, but I liked the beats. The bone came on around midnight (I think) and finished up around 1:45 - 1:50. I would've been happier with just Trouble Funk and the Bone, but hey, they don't let me book the shows. The show was FABULOUS. I wish I had a video of it for my own enjoyment. That's one I'd like to relive over and over just for its uniqueness, especially with Trouble Funk there. Steward was tight on the drums! Someone mentioned in other posts that people don't necessarily notice the drummer. I'm usually always focused on the drummer. Anyone with that much coordination and steady rhythm (two things I do not possess) amaze me. Angelo's voice sounded so smooth and soulful. It seemed, though, like they needed another voice in the harmony between Angelo's and Walt's. It felt like there was a hole there in the vocals. A part of what makes the shows for me is the way Angelo moves. Even in my youth I couldn't move like that. Oh yeah, there was a 2nd guitarist up there and I can't remember his name. I'd like to say I'll always remember this show, but my memory sucks which is why I love video tapes.
Di
Live Recordings
Fishbone & 9:30 Club
Fishbone played already at 9:30 Club 12 times. | |
>August 09, 1985 | |
>October 23, 1985 | |
>May 07, 1986 | |
>May 22, 1996 | |
>September 11, 1996 | |
>August 09, 1997 | |
>December 02, 1998 | |
>September 01, 2000 | |
>May 22, 2005 | |
>February 22, 2010 | |
>February 16, 2011 | |
>February 17, 2011 | |
Fishbone is not scheduled to play 9:30 Club anytime soon. |