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Understanding 9/11Disco Biscuits Live at Wetlands Preserve on 2001-09-02
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1: Morph Dusseldorf (1), Humuhumunukunukuapua'a, 7-11 -> Sound 1, What a Show! (2)
2: Reactor (3) -> Jam
3: Astronaut, Basis for a Day, M.E.M.P.H.I.S. -> 7-11
E: Nughuffer
2: Reactor (3) -> Jam
3: Astronaut, Basis for a Day, M.E.M.P.H.I.S. -> 7-11
E: Nughuffer
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| What a Show! (2) |
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| Reactor (3) -> |
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| Fire Drill Y'All! -> |
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| Young Guy Jam |
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| Astronaut |
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Notes
(1) With 'Radiator' tease
(2) Last 'What A Show!' 12/29/97
(3) Unfinished; Band Lineups (approximately):
d2t3: The Disco Biscuits
d2t4: + Tom Hamilton (guitar, BP), + Tom McKee (keys, BP), + Paul Herron (perc., Electron), - Barber, - Magner
d2t5: +/- Pauly Ethnic (freestyle, Conscious Underground)
d2t6: + John Kim (violin, The Ally)
d2t7: + Mike Greenfield (drums, The Ally), - Sammy, + Magner
d2t8: + Rick Lowenberg (drums, BP), - Greenfield, - Magner, + Clay Parnell (bass, BP), - Marc
*** Alternate tracking note:
*** Cutting out the d1t5 crowd/banter enables you to fit the show on three discs
*** d1: (Morph>>What a Show!), d2: (Set II+Astronaut), d3: (Basis>>Nughuffer)
This was the Disco Biscuits' last show at the legendary Wetlands Preserve in NYC (now closed)
PLAN C APPROVED
Reviews
Reviewer:
ChinookOfTheNorth
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February 21, 2010
Subject: What I Recall From This Show...
Subject: What I Recall From This Show...
Well as I remember it this show was much more packed than the first night (which is by far the greatest show I have seen them perform) This second night was different in concept and I think thats why people write things like the "Jam" section is whack and all this, but the whole point of the show was to have The Biscuits play and celebrate the wetlands for the last time.... In doing this they also wanted to incorporate some of the newer artists from the NYC - Philly area that were also benefitting from the wetlands amazingness!
This is why they hand the set off to them (which is actually set break for Bisco) and let em rock it out!!! I always have love for BP!!! and the others accompanying that night! I really enjoyed this show because it was lighter, more joyous show... and after the darkness and nastiness of the previous night it was good to jam it out... Man I miss the wetlands and that pre 9-11 era in NYC...
Oh Yea and the fire drill was REAL!!! I hid under the steps because I knew they were gonna not let people back in.... And my man Paulie Ethnic came up on the mic and got real with the freestyle! Was ill Paulie!
This is why they hand the set off to them (which is actually set break for Bisco) and let em rock it out!!! I always have love for BP!!! and the others accompanying that night! I really enjoyed this show because it was lighter, more joyous show... and after the darkness and nastiness of the previous night it was good to jam it out... Man I miss the wetlands and that pre 9-11 era in NYC...
Oh Yea and the fire drill was REAL!!! I hid under the steps because I knew they were gonna not let people back in.... And my man Paulie Ethnic came up on the mic and got real with the freestyle! Was ill Paulie!
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CEK
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February 14, 2009
Subject: Humu, 7-11->Sound 1 and Basis
Subject: Humu, 7-11->Sound 1 and Basis
None of them are the greatest versions, but they're all pretty good.
Plus, its the debut (and the beginning of the monthlong countdown to destruction) of Sound 1 as a monster.
This show gets a bad rep just for not being the previous night. Take out the 'superjam' part of Reactor and it fits in pretty well with most of fall01.
Plus, its the debut (and the beginning of the monthlong countdown to destruction) of Sound 1 as a monster.
This show gets a bad rep just for not being the previous night. Take out the 'superjam' part of Reactor and it fits in pretty well with most of fall01.
Reviewer:
Boop
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May 20, 2006
Subject: Twin Towers
Subject: Twin Towers
do you think its coincidence 9-11 happened 9 days after this Fire Drill
Reviewer:
findyouself
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January 18, 2006
Subject: sick reactor
Subject: sick reactor
reactor>jam is awesome. there may be a minute or two ( out of 30+) that sound a bit misguided, but check it out, i doubt you'll be dissappointed
Reviewer:
cookedw
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January 18, 2006
Subject: Pretend this never happened...
Subject: Pretend this never happened...
The Morph and Nughuffer are great ways to start/end the show, but apart from that, I like to pretend this show never happened. 9/1/01 was a much more fitting tribute to the Wetlands. The second set is just plain dreadful...there's no cohesiveness to the jamming whatsoever. The Reactor part with tDB has a decent peak, but then it leads into 45 minutes of crap. And this Basis is veeeeery lengthy without being worth it.
Soundwise, this recording is fantastic. The Wetlands shows always sound great, and Tim D. made a fantastic recording of this. Everyone is very clear.
Soundwise, this recording is fantastic. The Wetlands shows always sound great, and Tim D. made a fantastic recording of this. Everyone is very clear.
