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Oh what fond memories! The show was awesome. I remember seeing the band members enjoying a swim in the Atlantic Ocean just outside the Beach theater before the show. Some generous young lady was sharing slices of Honeydew melons before the show. Which was quite refreshing since Virginia Beach is hot in July. By the way, I am Jason Hale, the photographer who snapped the picture present on this page. I will not forget Fugazi!
The guy who put on the show, Greg Webb, moved to Los Angeles--he contributed some footage to the Instrument documentary. I asked about this show-it maybe in storage in Atlanta
This show was actually recorded. 2 songs were included on a tape that was released here locally in VB. It was called "When the Bow Breaks" and had live songs from Fugazi, Dag Nasty, COC, Fire Party, and Pledge Allegiance among others. The Fugazi songs were "Give me the Shot" and "Furniture". I remember clearly where Ian says "You were 6 years old in 1982!". People were yelling MT songs at them, I guess.
I have never been able to track down a copy of the whole show. Word has it the guy who did the tape moved to Atlanta.
1. | Turn Off Your Guns | |
2. | Furniture | |
3. | Interlude | |
4. | Give Me The Cure |
Please Note: Available recordings have been mastered to correct for volume shifts, drop outs, etc. but some sonic anomalies will still exist, especially early in the set when the mix is being settled. The band has rated each show for sound quality and set the general price of a download at $5 per show. If you have a different price in mind feel free to utilize the alternative pricing option.
“When The Bow Breaks” is streaming on Chunklet. The Fugazi tracks are “Furniture,” “Give Me The Cure,” and “Turn Off Your Guns.” I had the tape in the ‘80s, but I just realized “Turn Off Your Guns” was on there after listening to it again on Chunklet. On the tape TOYG ran straight into “Furniture,” and they were listed as “Furniture/No Words.”