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Zero Live at Arbutus Town Hall on 1995-04-24

by Zero

Publication date: 1995-04-24 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: Zero

Band/Artist: Zero

Set 1:
d1t1.) Intro
d1t2.) Cole's Law
d1t3.) Catalina
d1t4.) Highway 61
d1t5.) Rigor Mortis
d1t6.) The Shape I'm In
Set 2:
d2t1.) Home On The Range
d2t2.) Horses
d2t3.) Richie's Rooster
d2t4.) Mercury Blues

Notes

NOTE: First Song (Coles Law) power outage as the song climaxes. Huge build up of energy and then all of the sudden, the energy bubble collapses. Another note worth mentioning Martin quietly walked up behind Rick Buttons (the promoter), while Rick was introducing the band, and pulled his shorts all the way down to his ankles leaving Rick standing in front of 100s of people holding a
microphone with his balls dangling. It was absolutely hilarious. If you listen to the October Show, Rick mentions this event during that introduction. Six months later, it was still funny!!

Addeddate: 2003-07-15 16:06:35

Discs: 2

Has_mp3: 0

Identifier: zero1995-04-24.shnf

Lineage: D8 > SEK'D Prodif Plus > Samplitude Project > CD Wave > mkwACT > shn (seek tables appended)

Location: Baltimore, MD

Numeric_id: 6188

Shndiscs: 1

Source: {onstage} AMS ST250 (2-1/2 feet on stand, DFC, Blumlein) > Modified Sony D10 Pro II

Taped by: Ron Keyser

Transferred by: Ray Brooks

Type: sound

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Reviewer: ratnallyall.torrentz - - August 12, 2017
Subject: Back in the day..

Zero @ the Arbutus Town fire hall, no stage so the band setup right on the foor. Got to meet the whole band for the 1st time, the buckets of beer and the power outages.. Good times.

Reviewer: JasKah - - June 21, 2006
Subject: What a crazy show..

This was the first time I ever saw Zero live. I was able to pay 15.00 and it was all the hot dogs and hamburgers you wanted. Also, the beer was free. (by the bucket)
Even if the food and libations weren't free this show was well worth the price of admission.
I remember the power going out, and I was in the front row so the depantsing will never leave my mind. I have looked for this show for ten years, and I am really happy to have it.
By the way, I am looking for 8-16-01 Radiohead.

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