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| Useyourname |
Posted - 03/07/2005 : 16:37:14
What do you think are the best recorded live shows of Frank Black solo or Frank w/ the Catholics? I'm listening to a copy of Frank solo at the Prinzenbar in Hamburg Germany and the quality is great. The setlist is very good too. So factoring in quality of recording, setlist, band banter and everything else what are like the top 10 best circulated live shows out there?
jimmy |
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| Sam |
Posted - 05/06/2005 : 02:25:50
Bug Jar rochester is awesome - love the calistan on that
Pixies radio show in Boston just after recording COP is just amazing
Frank Black live in Camden barfly where he starts with "hard to make things out" is beautiful. Amazing version of this song and perosnally i think much better than the pistolero version.
FB+C's from Slims is pretty cool too. |
| ramona |
Posted - 05/05/2005 : 19:45:19
I love the Back Door show too although when Frank screams THANK YOOOU at the end, it is a little scary. I think my favorite live recording is Frank solo in May 2003, but mostly because it captures my own interaction with him and his saying "she's with me" about me! It thrills me every time. I am easily amused...
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| gary13th |
Posted - 05/05/2005 : 16:00:36
with the catholics (tough one !):
2002-11-19 Starr hill, charlottesville
crowd/music
gouge away
velvety
hermaphraditos
cactus
how you went so far
manitoba
nadine
band intros
i've seen your picture
solid gold
i want rock n roll
crackity jones
so bay
whiskey in your shoes
all my ghosts
southbound bevy
monkey gone to heaven
bullet
robert onion
freedom rock
horrible day
john the revelator
666
california bound
steak n sabre
chip away boy
jane the queen of love
heloise
sister isobel
wave of mutilation
black rider
solo
1996-04-22 moes cafe
marsist
superabound
brackish boy
jesus was right
freedom rock
adda lee
headache
calistan
pong
thallosocracy
last stand of shazeb andleeb
you aint me
fazer eyes
bad wicked world
lost angeles
you never heard about me
two reelers
kicked in the taco
abstract plain
big red
men in black
czar
ten percenter
pray a little faster
white noise maker
announcement
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| number 13 |
Posted - 05/04/2005 : 05:11:32
There's a wonderful show from O1/16/2001, Bug Jar Rochester. The sound is really good and so the rendition of the songs. Here's the setlist :
1) Calistan
2) Mister Grieves
3) You're Such A Wire
4) Coming Into Los Angeles
5) Los Angeles
6) Bullet
7) Skeleton Man
8) The Marsist
9) Men In Black
10) Fiddle Riddle
11) Stupid Me
12) Every Time I Go Around Here
13) Gouge Away
14) Steak'N'Sabre
15) All My Ghosts
16) Dog Gone |
| Cult_Of_Frank |
Posted - 04/29/2005 : 15:26:17
Dirty Old Town! That was the other one we heard in Regina. Thank-you.
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| The Holiday Son |
Posted - 04/29/2005 : 15:23:50
quote:
Originally posted by NimrodsSon
I particularly enjoy the May 16, 2001, Protland, OR, recording. The band sounds great, the quality is great, and there's some great, rare covers, such as "Dirty Old Town," "John the Revelator," and "Some Things."
I concur. Very good show. |
| NimrodsSon |
Posted - 04/29/2005 : 14:39:23
I particularly enjoy the May 16, 2001, Protland, OR, recording. The band sounds great, the quality is great, and there's some great, rare covers, such as "Dirty Old Town," "John the Revelator," and "Some Things."
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| Cult_Of_Frank |
Posted - 04/29/2005 : 07:29:46
I think the April 4 2003 recorded in Regina, Sask by the CBC is terrific! In fact, a few tracks were put on the Nadine EP.
They didn't release the covers he did (Black Rider, Sister Isabelle, ____), but the setlist of the recording is:
1. BLD
2. All My Ghosts
3. Cactus
4. Hermaphroditos
5. WIMM
6. Bullet
7. Southbound Bevy
8. Mr Grieves
9. Robert Onion
10. New House of the Pope
11. Horrible Day
12. Headache
13. Nimrod's Son
14. California Bound
15. Sir Rockaby
16. Jane the Queen of Love
17. Gouge Away
18. Freedom Rock
19. How You Went So Far
20. Crackity Jones
21. I Want Rock & Roll
22. Monkey Gone To Heaven
23. Massif Centrale
24. Nadine
25. Cold Heart of Stone
26. Los Angeles
Honorable mentions to Slims Concert that same year which featured FB solo, with EDF, and then full band; 1993 Electric Ladyland for that awesome cover of One Step Beyond with Joseph Alberto Santiago and EDF; and there's one other which I can't remember.
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| Brackish Heart |
Posted - 04/29/2005 : 00:33:35
From the bootlegger's mouth :
June 8 1993 is gold.
June 24 1993 is awesome.
June 14 1996 is short but very sweet.
July 18 1999 is damn fine.
Feb 20 2000 is a must hear.
Jan 30 2001 was the first FB concert i ever heard so i absolutely love it.
March 1 2001 is an FM broadcast that is very tight.
Aug 24 2001 is another FM that is complete respect.
Nov 19 2002 is the best 'recent' show ive got.
defunct bootlist : http://www.geocities.com/ozbooter/ |
| kathryn |
Posted - 03/07/2005 : 17:54:33
I have that show, UYN, and I understand why you rate it
so highly.
FB+TheCs, off the top of my spaced-out head:
I've been impressed, recently, by the 3/28/3 Back Door,
Chicago show.
I also like the 7/15/99 Higher Ground, Winooski show is
also good -- good quality and song selection plus Frank talks
before just about every song, which is a treat.
And Shepherd's Bush just slays.The quality, songs, etc.
are all superior, methinks.
Can't think of solo stuff at the moment, but it will come
to me.
Good question.
I still believe in the excellent joy of the Catholics |
| The Holiday Son |
Posted - 03/07/2005 : 16:51:10
setlist and date of this show please? |
