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On Stage
John Norwood Fisher (eb, b, v)
Walter Kibby III (v, t)
Tracey Singleton (eg)
John Steward (d)
Setlist
| 1. Everyday Sunshine 2. Ma & Pa 3. Karma Tsunami 4. Premadawnutt 5. Subliminal Fascism 6. Sunless Saturday 7. Junkies Prayer Spacey played The Star-Spangled Banner a la Hendrix 8. Freddie's Dead 9. Are You Wid It | 10. Cholly 11. Skankin' to the Beat 12. Alcoholic Angelo sang this standing on the bar!!! 13. In The Heat of Angrrr 14. Bonin' in the Boneyard 15. Swim 16. Demon in Here 17. Fishbone is Red Hot |
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This is the review I posted on The Nuttwork Neighbourhood the day after the show, so it is a bit rambly!!!
Here are my ramblings.... Terrible journey to London meant that we arrived to see Adequate 7 play the end of their last song...oh well!!! Skindred were okay, but a bit samey after a while, I felt. However, Angelo was wandering around chatting during their set, so I had a brief chat with him (he resplendent in Knee-length trousers with braces, striped blazer and boater!) I had a long chat, though with Norwood, Sarah and Ase (and bored them with my photo of Rohan!!!) What lovely people they are and what a cute child he is!!! Norwood said that they had enjoyed the tour and would DEFINITELY be back in these parts next year, so let's keep fingers crossed!!! Then the set started... as my mate Mark said, it was strange that Angelo was so mild-mannered when chatting, but turned into a whirling dervish on stage!!! A few highlights. Obviously, the opening couplet of Everyday and Ma 'n' Pa. A seriously heavy version of Sunless with much crowd-surfing, even from Angelo. Junkie's Prayer with Spacey playing the Star-Spangled Banner (very Hendrix!!!) Angelo singing the start of Alcoholic from behind the bar!!! Norwood giving his Mic to Ase to sing backing vocals on Red Hot!!! Lots of other things, but I must go and teach History now, which is a shame!!!! Thanks to the band for coming here and putting on a great show.
Love and Satisfaction!!!
Your Limey Brother D Paddy
Review by Edgar Salas on Feb 10 2007 Well. Not easy to see Fishbone in Southamerica, ( I am Colombian, and do live in Brazil) so I had to go to London to see them. I was with an Italian Friend o mine who didn`t know the band. We get to the marquee at 7:00pm. No cue, so I was afraid the place was full. But It wasn`t. Actually, We entered and the place was empty. I took the first row. attached to the barrier. 1,5 m from stage. The bes...
Review from the Nuttwork's archive i dont really know who im mailing this to! but i have to say, i waited 10 years(for one reason or another) to see fishbone, and on friday i was more than blown away! amazing! no one could ask more of a band, they give everything for the entire set and i cant wait to see them again. does anyone know when the new cd is out??????
see y'all,
rich pdhm.
Live Recordings
Fishbone & Marquee
| Fishbone is not scheduled to play Marquee anytime soon. |