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😂 Nah, it's not as mobbed up as one would think, despite Mayor Buddy cutting that sweet deal where in exchange for not going after them, they rebuilt his downtown (beautifully). Always great and knowledgeable audiences in Providence, which is a rare chunk of beautiful in this world. According to Greg Kay who taped it, the room was about 1/3 full.

@ my knowledge is limited to George Higgins Boston novels where if someone arrives from down there in providence, it’s never good news for someone else.

Cheers! I had no idea and just discovered that WoP guitarist Ian Hatton later played in Bonham!?!?!

Hi! Thanks! I checked with benno and he does not. He did not tape many concerts, but what he did is killer.

​@@PalmerEldritch23 Oh, don't worry, thanks for the answer! ❤

@@joaquindominguez1526 Of course!

@@keironhiggspoet I have not seen the documentary but I do wish someone like the late, great Seattle writer/journalist Charles R. Cross (gone way too soon) had done an extensive biography on Jesse.

@@PalmerEldritch23 according to the last book Larry Reid produced, there is supposed to be a autobiography published. its not come to surface. if you can find (or ask larry, like I did) do get a copy of his collected poetry work "come out tonight" its a great read into his often creative nd troubled mind

@@titanicf0g Not at the moment but if you drop me an email to the one listed in "About" I'll get you the file when I can

@ Will do, thank you!

A new transfer of the master tapes has been made and Tom has given full approval for a release. Smog Veil likely would have done it had they not ceased operations in 2020.

I love all of Graham's (as well as Bruce Gilbert's and most of Colin Newman's) solo stuff - including He Said, He Said Omala, HALO, Edvard Graham Lewis, pre<HE, etc. - and a good deal of his collaborations. Everything he did with Bruce is pretty sick.

A very special night this was

Thank you!!!

Thank you!

My pleasure! There's even more to come, whenever I can get to it!!!

@@PalmerEldritch23 Do you by any chance have a copy of the Probe tape? Nobody seems to have a copy of it floating online. Also there's a show from like 91 where it has a rehearsal and it was a song I never heard before that I liked and someone mentioned it was called "Pygmy Holocaust". Do you have a competent recording of this? Thanks again for all your hard work to archive this stuff.

@@PiIsARationalThe Probe tape is supposed to be released by Armageddon Records at some point soon. Apparently it's ready to go, it just needs the covers finished. "Pygmy Holocaust" - I'll ask J and Rick!

@@PalmerEldritch23 Thanks. I actually have talked to them a couple of times on the 6FS FB group but it's been a couple of years. I need to get on there and ask... because I was going through Load Records discography recently and came across Von Ryan Express which claims it had J in there at one point but I haven't seen anything definitively saying as such. However there is similarities in the sound and Dan St. Jacques is/was involved at some stage. A lot of stuff in Providence has some degree of separation to 6FS and Landed. Both excellent bands.

@@hondamatictwinsVon Ryan's Express became Thee Hydrogen Terrors when drummer and J's brother John Von Ryan left and was replaced by ex-Boss Fuel drummer Nick Atocha. The recording I posted of THT was actually Dan's last show. He formed Landed - originally known as Land - soon after. Dan and John Von Ryan with various guests and later, Adam Autrey, were already doing Olneyville Sound System.

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@@PalmerEldritch23 ‘law of ruins’ where they *really* came into their own imo

Oh hell yes

Michael was incredible

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@@TheKinoEye ...despite the uneasiness that would happen in the basement? Me I miss the original Bleecker Street Records. What a fantastic shop with awesome prices!

So were the band! (Really!)

It was! I have a recording of it live on WMMS somewhere in the archives. I'll try to dig it up when I can.

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I will alert Greg Kay, as he sent it to me and asked me to post it. He received it from Jim H. who must have gotten it from you.

Aadam check your FB messages. Just dropped you a line. We've corresponded in the past.

Wow that’s awesome! do you happen to have the audio of any other early Sebadoh shows? I’ve found some earlier shows online but there definitely isn’t an abundance of early Sebadoh live recordings out there

@@K-Sensa-MyWe are grateful to Aadam for allowing us to keep this posted, but as per a conversation he and I had the other day he's not in a position right now to go through his archives. I did some homework and currently this is most of what's posted on YT right now for pre-1993 Sebadoh: 1990 Middle East, Cambridge (video) 1990 "NYC" (excerpt) (video) 1991 Lounge Ax, Chicago (audio) 1991 Maxwell's, Hoboken (excerpt) (video) 1992 (40 Watt Club?), Athens (excerpt) (video) 1992 Cattle Club, Sacramento (audio) 1992 BBC John Peel Session (audio) 1992 Khyber Pass, Philadelphia (video) 1992 No location listed but likely Louisville (video) 1992 Maxwell's, Hoboken (audio) 1992 Paradise, Boston (video) 1992 Underworld, London (video)

@@PalmerEldritch23ah okay, thanks a lot! i’ll go through that list and see if there’s any vids i haven’t seen yet. i appreciate you compiling those.

Of course! 😊

I have asked a certain archivist what they may have for pre-1993 stuff that's not up on YT since it seems, as I said to them, "the fans are hungry!"

@@PalmerEldritch23 man, i really appreciate that thanks so much! i’ve always felt that there are probably more audio/video of pre-‘93 sebadoh shows in existence than that are posted to youtube. psyched to see if there are!

Steve Fisk did such wonderful work with him on Prison

@PalmerEldritch23 been trying to find that album on vinyl and his novellas I'm missing. No dice. Did manage to find his latest collection "come out tonight" after enquiring to the press where to find it. Reccomend.

Thank you!

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Hahahaha typical fucking Peter. I was out of the band two years by this point, though we did some of these songs while I was still there. Dug vastly improved "Go Stag" with his own bass line, as mine was kinda lame (check the 1997 demo). They were a much better band without me, but the apathy accorded the group was deafening.

I use to talk to Peter at Copy Cop when I was doing my Band Flyers, Bent Men, Brain Ticket etc. We actually talked about getting together, but never did. I'm sure I wouldn't have cut it. I so love Burma. But I never forgot about that day I heard the Peer Group Tape in the store. I use to go to Volcano Suns gigs often, my fav was when they gigged with Christmas. Man there is nothing like that anymore. I sub'd so I'm going to check out your other recordings.

@@machoninny2960Awesome. The Bentmen! Yes! Did Steve Michener work at Copy Cop too? What a wonderful guy he is!

@@PalmerEldritch23 Yes he did, I didn't talk to him much though.

My pleasure. I'm glad I was able to re-balance it and clean it up a bit. Love how you can tell just how damn loud Mirrors were!

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He is! If you would like me to relay a message to him, please drop me a line at: timothy dot archer dot 666 at gmail dot com :-)

Me too!

Absolutely!

I am familiar with that artist but no, I have nothing by him / that entity.