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Understanding 9/11Disco Biscuits Live at P.B. Finnian's on 1997-03-25
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Set I: Morph Dusseldorf> Radiator, Awol's Blues, Basis For A Day> Aceetobee, Trooper McCue> Pygmy Twylyte> Trooper McCue> Pygmy Twylyte> Trooper McCue> Pygmy Twylyte> Morph Dusseldorf
Set II: Bernstein And Chasnoff, The Devil's Waltz, Jamillia, Barfly> Liquid Lazer, Shem-Rah Boo, Vassillios, Aquatic Ape, Disco Bisquick> Soul Sacrifice> Nughuffer, Stone, Mr. Don
Set II: Bernstein And Chasnoff, The Devil's Waltz, Jamillia, Barfly> Liquid Lazer, Shem-Rah Boo, Vassillios, Aquatic Ape, Disco Bisquick> Soul Sacrifice> Nughuffer, Stone, Mr. Don
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Reviews
Reviewer:
bnoring
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February 13, 2016
Subject: 3/25/'97
Subject: 3/25/'97
The sound is pretty average on this show, but if you're up for hearing a full two set Biscuits show from early '97 this is the first one on the Internet Archive. Musically this sounds pretty fair, but much of the vocals are buried - especially Brownstein's. A couple odd one's in "Disco Bisquick" which is largely a vehicle for introducing the band, and "Liquid Lazer" which is actually the third part of "Pat & Dex" by itself. All in all one for the hardcore Biscuits fan.
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sistershelby -
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January 1, 2014
Subject: Three for sound, Four for performance & setlist
Subject: Three for sound, Four for performance & setlist
Even the mastery of Rich Steele cannot completely salvage the sound quality, nevertheless, it is listenable to the non-audiophile, and the performance is definitely worth checking out.
Immediately, your eyes are drawn to the Trooper -> Pygmy -> Trooper etc. segment, which, despite being gimmicky, is very well played and results in a rousing Morph ending. However, the real meat of this set is the narrated Basis -> Ac2b. I wish it was a little easier to understand Barber during the Basis story; his personality was definitely a factor in the Biscuits reaching larger audiences.
The second set highlights include the Barfly -> Liquid Lazer (with Pat & Dex lyrics) and the Disco Bisquick -> Soul Sacrifice transition. This is the only version of Disco Bisquick available on the Archive and it's a pretty neat song--according to Barber, it's the band's "Disco Song." I'd be open to them bringing it back for a special performance (maybe next February at the E Fac?)
Overall, this show gets 3 stars; I wish I could rank the setlist higher but the muddy sound definitely detracts a bit from the overall quality. Still worth your time if you're doing a survey of 97.
Immediately, your eyes are drawn to the Trooper -> Pygmy -> Trooper etc. segment, which, despite being gimmicky, is very well played and results in a rousing Morph ending. However, the real meat of this set is the narrated Basis -> Ac2b. I wish it was a little easier to understand Barber during the Basis story; his personality was definitely a factor in the Biscuits reaching larger audiences.
The second set highlights include the Barfly -> Liquid Lazer (with Pat & Dex lyrics) and the Disco Bisquick -> Soul Sacrifice transition. This is the only version of Disco Bisquick available on the Archive and it's a pretty neat song--according to Barber, it's the band's "Disco Song." I'd be open to them bringing it back for a special performance (maybe next February at the E Fac?)
Overall, this show gets 3 stars; I wish I could rank the setlist higher but the muddy sound definitely detracts a bit from the overall quality. Still worth your time if you're doing a survey of 97.
