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| Are You Wid It Last Dayz, Critical Times Everyday Sunshine Jackass Brigade Ugly Alcoholic Cheyenne Star Forever Moore | Another Generation The Suffering Freddie's Dead Lyin' Ass Bitch Sunless Saturday |
Review from the Nuttwork's archive Okay, maybe some of the others who were there can fill in more blanks. (LisaB? Froggy? Albert?) In the meantime, here are my thoughts from the show last night, using a trite movie metaphor for structure:
THE GOOD --got to see the boys again. --newish players (Rocky, Tory) seem to be a lot more solid now. (Granted, when I last saw them, they were VERY new, and it was almos...
Review from the Nuttwork's archive ok my $.02 here. . .
i didn't think it was a bad show per se but not one of their best. they did change up the set list which was nice. one thing mig forgot to mention was a new song they played. unfortunately, i didn't catch the name. from what i recall & in no particular order:
critical times are you wid it everyday sunshine jackass brigade ug...
Review from the Nuttwork's archive Not much to add about the Berkeley show, except to fill in a couple of blanks:
--The guest female vocalist was, if I heard the intro correctly, Durga McBroom (who shared co-writing credits with Angelo on "Karma Tsunami").
--The second of the new songs was "Cheyenne Star Forever Moore," or at least that's what the chorus seemed to be.
| Fishbone played already at Blake's on Telegraph once. | |
| >December 17, 2004 |    |
| Fishbone is not scheduled to play Blake's on Telegraph anytime soon. | |
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