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The cover looks like Borodianka, a town just north of Kyiv.

Andrew was incredible. The energy in the room when he played was unbelievable. What a funny person too. Ladies Fort, Blues Alley, Tin Palace Whst a great time. Thank you

Stupid.

they started sniff'n the ice around 1:30 that afternoon!!

Thanks.

what bass without a headstock is being played here?

this fucking rules!

This is a ripper

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The height of their powers

lol I forgot about the part where Weasel Walter flipped god off I guess? That was awesome

Awesome! How long have you been playing with them?

So sick. I love it.

Fantastic.

great.

F... me! This goes right there where it tingles right. Tight, driven, playful and gritty. Gimme more!!

Wish I could've seen this in person . Bucket list for sure.

I saw the Antz 6 or 7 times in 78/79 before the pantomime nonsense. Live, they were captivating - a real tension in the air. Whoever this geezer is he has much of Adam's early stage presence. Great show.

amazing! I have a live nyc 82 boot but not nearly as good quality

F'n so good.

Just found a copy of this on vinyl, killer stuff

Guitars: Ayodele Maakheru (Martin Aubert), Alfonia Tims & Jerome Harris; Bass: Alon Oleartchik & Melvin Gibbs; Saxophones: Larry Modula, Mike Walters & Arthur Barron; Drums: Tim Horner; Trumpet: Mac Gollehon

I somehow missed that you posted this (you need to add this and 9/28/01 to yer playlist BTW). This was another of my favorite shows. Little Brothers in Columbus. I was there, and even though the recording is great, it sounded even more tremendous in the room, which was a surprise considering how acoustically unsound it was. The girl doing sound was magnificent. We all thought so, but as would often happen, she mistook Dennis's schtick for insult and left angry. The owner also seemed clueless. You can hear him yelling "asshole!" right after the R&R tease after this song, thinking Dennis's "bitch" and mic drop was directed towards her. Some people were just unprepared for the sheer nerve, or else humorless. Don Bovee did "Batman" for the second and penultimate time at this show and it was an unforgettable visual. Two people were filming and walked off without sharing despite promising to. Shame on them.

What a damn fine band

Incredible. Thank you for putting this up. Damn.

Fabulous!

Thanks Weasel Walter for the eye-opening background on the beginnings of noise.

How Chucky should have sounded!!

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Tjanks for posting!

Crist Forge

It's nice to hear this it's been close to 45 years since I first heard Manster. My introduction was Skeleton Dance and Rehearsal Camps, both of which are on here. Good tunes. Thank you.🎉

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One of my favorite Frogs shows ever.

Those republicans goddamm!! 😂

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The lighting makes you guys look like a painting of convicts trying to break free of image. Rock widdit, boys!

I remember seeing a flyer for this show on a pole at Webster and Ashland. I'm so fucking dumb for not going to this show.

Yes!! 🤘🏽

Tremendos!!

Awesome magma cover

I get it. Every state had a scene. If you weren't in New England, you kind of missed out.

Hearing a dueling bass rendition of Storm of SH** was a treat!

FUCKING AMAZING Jonathan Hischke !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Roy's first RK gig.

It's still rock and roll to me

Amazing!

...slight resemblance to The Germs per mine ears...but only during 1 section: you know the 1...dug it...thank you.💥💥💥💥

Awesome tribute! What’s that “99.4% of you are pure idiots and they float” sample from? This band neo neos quotes the whole thing verbatim on a live album

This is maybe the best thing I’ve never heard! Smokes 99% of modern rock music. Thank you 😊