Category: 1995

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Flesh was the younger brothers of Nuno and Gary from Extreme, so this show was all family. If there is such a thing as my least favorite Extreme album, Waiting For The Punchline would be it. As with lots of other bands at the time, they tried to change their style to meet the market (still some great songs, and “Hip Today” is a savage take on the situation). Still, the show was an excellent summary of their career thus far.

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Don’t remember the show or the opener, though Bovox Clown is a great band name.

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The Excentrics:

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Jay Nedry, owner of Jaxx, had his own band, the Road Ducks. They were fine, but it was clear why he was an owner and not a musician for money.

Ambush:

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The flyer said “Three full sets – Get there early!!!”

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We got free tickets, which was exciting as I really liked Letters to Cleo. As a matter of fact, I had noticed singer Kay Hanley’s name in the credits for Mary Karlzen’s album, so I brought that and Letters to Cleo’s album for her to sign, and she was really excited to see Mary Karlzen’s album. Seed was good too.

The Gravel Pit:

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Seed:

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I must have come late, because I missed opener Bus Stop.

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Another Eric & Todd acoustic show. No cover!

emmet swimming:

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The ex-Guns N’ Roses guitarist had come out with Pawnshop Guitars, an excellent solo album we’d been playing a lot (having Slash and Axl on it didn’t hurt). A show with those songs plus some tasty covers (including Guns N’ Roses) made for a sweet show.

Gilby Clarke:

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D Generation was being pushed by EMI so we got tickets free. I liked them, but I like lead singer Jesse Malin’s solo career more.

The Factory:

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D Generation:

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