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 Review found on the web
 Review found on the web At 8:15pm, the Nutt-sanctifying funk of FISHBONE (from the planet of NUTTMEG) started their set with a little bit of Jimi Hendrix's "Power of Soul"........Spacey T's lethal guitarisms smoked the speakers in the Wetlands (which will be soon be "condo space", unfortunately). After the Hendrix tribute, it was on to "AIDS and Armaggedon". From there, it was off to stuff like "Cholly", "Ma and Pa" and ...
 Review from the Nuttwork's archive
 Review from the Nuttwork's archive Missed Mary Prankster, but got there in time to catch most of Maximum Penalty. Relatively boring generic hardcore. Funniest moment of the evening came when two shaven headed behemoths attempted to start a pit by themselves and succeeded in scaring the living shit out of anyone near them. Oh well, they had fun anyway...
Ari Up, formerly of UK punk band the Slits was next. ...
 Review from the Nuttwork's archive
 Review from the Nuttwork's archive Yes I was there and I loved it!! It reminded me of some of the first times I saw them. Small place, got real close to the band, lively crowd.
I was in heaven. Songs that stick out:
Cholly - one of my all-time favorites Sunless saturday ma and pa just allow bonin alcoholic
they ended with a rockin servitude
 Review from the Nuttwork's archive
 Review from the Nuttwork's archive I forgot the guset guitarist's name. He came on for Servitude, the last song, which they extended the end of with long guitar solos (think they've done that the past couple of shows I've seen of them).
New songs were really cool, but I don't think they're completely up to speed on them. There were a couple of times when it seemed they weren't quite in synch with each other...
 Review from the Nuttwork's archive
 Review from the Nuttwork's archive I rolled into Wetlands around 3pm and immediately met up with Alex Poppas who was one of the camera people at the Temple Bar shows 2 weeks ago. He flew out with the band and he, my friend Dan, and myself were filming the show for the documentary. Just to give you an idea of how cool Wetlands is and why it's such a favorite of musicians: Alex told me that the club actually paid to fly the band o...
 Review from the Nuttwork's archive
 Review from the Nuttwork's archive i believe the guest guitarist was Byron West. he also played on sunless saturday.
matt mckee
 Review from the Nuttwork's archive
 Review from the Nuttwork's archive I caught up with an old friend last weekend. He lives in New York so I told him that he had to see Fishbone at Wetlands. I thought his take on it was pretty interesting:
you'll be happy to know that i followed your advice and saw fishbone. they played this past sunday. it was funny because i returned from MA, hopped on the net, and found out that they were playing that ni...
 Review by Robertheinlein on Mar 03 2005
 Review by Robertheinlein on Mar 03 2005 this was a good show. the wetlands was a great club, nyc misses it. there was great energy and everyone was dancing, i broke a 7 year hiatus from stage diving and got a good ride. i have to say it was maby the best i have seen fishbone since all the changes. there were a bunch of people videotaping, they said for the band so maby we will all get to see this show sometime, or maby not, it was ...
 Review by Tero on Aug 29 2007
 Review by Tero on Aug 29 2007 there's a great video of Cholly on this website: http://punkcast.com/93/index.html
I wish someone would post the entire show!
| Fishbone played already at Wetlands 4 times. | |
| >August 14, 1995 |       | 
| >May 27, 1996 |       | 
| >June 08, 2001 |                  | 
| >June 09, 2001 |       | 
| Fishbone is not scheduled to play Wetlands anytime soon. | |
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