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Versions - Different performances of the song by the same artist

Compilations - Other albums which feature this performance of the song

Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists

Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
Violence [just the last chord]
Below & Above
Swingin'
Cut
Words
Turn
Fear
Jack Smith
Transmission

Notes

This recording dates from March 1995, not long after Zak Sally joined the band, during the band's West Coast tour. At this particular show, I think they were opening for Spectrum.

This was one of the first Low tapes I ever acquired. It's been circulating for a long time, but I have no information on who recorded it or what equipment they used. It's a so-so recording, muffled and distant with some bass distortion and audience noise, but still listenable.

The tape begins with the very last chord of Violence; I don't know if that was the first song, or other songs are missing too. The levels are very low at first, but improve a few seconds into Below & Above. There's a small dropout at about 3:40 in Words, but all other songs are intact.

The setlist is made up of material from the first three releases, and includes a rare performance of Jack Smith which stops abruptly after the end of the lyrics -- maybe the band hadn't worked out the instrumental outro yet.

The band has said that they used to get a lot of drug-related comments on their early tours, and you can hear a couple wisecracks near the microphone:

"This music totally makes me wish I was on heavier drugs."
"This kind of music's good for codeine and beer."

Still, the audience is warm and appreciative, and I thank the unknown taper for documenting this early show.