| Identifier | 9091109 |
| Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Media Type | FLAC |
| Media Count | 1 |
| Source Info | CD-R > FLAC >WAV > FLAC 8 |
| Tech Note | Info File: Fear 1983-10-26 El Monte, CA Bonnie Rae's Source: CD-R > FLAC >WAV > FLAC 8 Length: 1:04:06 Set: Gimme Some Action Camarillo Strangulation (Amp Gets Blown with lots Of Banter While It is Fixed) Beef Bolgna Welcome To The Dust Ward We Destroy The Family Hey No More Nothing Have A Beer With Fear Hard Breast/Cold War (Unreleased) Waiting For the Meat Disconnected The Trouble With Women More Beer Bomb The Russians New York's Allright If You Like Saxaphines (Flea on saxophone) We Gotta Get Outta ths Place I Don't Care About You Foreign Policy Let's Have A War I Love Livin in The City Fear Anthem Waiting For The Gas Notes: The only known recorded FEAR show with Flea on bass. He later went on to play with the Red Hot Chili Peppers. His trumpet playing is featured here on New York's Alright. This one's got a killer setlist. I've never heard the "Hard Breasts" song anywhere else, sounds like a song from their "metal project". The audio isn't bad but there's this faint "tck tck tck" sound that covers a lot of the recording and different instruments kind of fade in and out which is distracting. It's still very listenable, though. |
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Performance
| Fear 1983-10-26 Bonnie Rae's, El Monte, CA | |
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| Set 1 | Gimmie Some Action Camarillo Strangulation Beef Bologna Welcome To The Dust Ward We Destroy The Family Hey More More Nothing Have A Beer With FEAR Hard Breasts / Cold War Waiting For The Meat Disconnected The Trouble With Women More Beer Bomb The Russians New York's Alright If You Like Saxophones We Gotta Get Outta This Place I Don't Care About You Foreign Policy Let's Have A War I Love Livin' In The City FEAR Anthem Waiting For The Gas |
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| Comment | The only known recorded FEAR show with Flea on bass. He later went on to play with the Red Hot Chili Peppers. His trumpet playing is featured here on New York's Alright. |