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Terminal Boardumb => Music Shit => Topic started by: clif on May 22, 2020, 05:17:11 PM
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Another live show recording to listen to and/or download!
Feelers/ Aluminum Knot Eye/ Feelers @ Ice Factory in Chicago, IL on May 21, 2005
https://soundcloud.com/cliftone-1/feelers-ice-factory-in-chicago-il-on-may-21-2005
https://soundcloud.com/cliftone-1/aluminum-knot-eye-ice-factory-in-chicago-il-on-may-21-2005
https://soundcloud.com/cliftone-1/krunchies-ice-factory-in-chicago-il-on-may-21-2005
Alright, so I have been using this extra time at home to sort, transfer, and catalog my live concert recordings. Here is a fresh transfer for anyone who wants. Enjoy and remember that you are able to download either/ both sets as one long file by hitting the MORE button.
This was a Blackout day show. There were a couple of other bands according to a review I read. Not sure if they will be on a different disc or if I was off drinking with people when they played. That was the problem with the Blackout, too many choices occasionally.
Anyway, the Krunchies are great. I always loved seeing them. Amanda's voice was always the secret weapon of this band. Short, sharp songs that bordered on hardcore, but with a sense of humor, Their set here is typically great. Eat and Replacements covers. Lots of Bears trash talking.
Aluminum Knot Eye played a typically great set. This was right around the time their album came out, so lots of songs from that. Keith Vercauteren was in a surly mood. It seems to be Chicago I think. Anyway, their Alice Cooper cover went over a treat.
Feelers were amazing. I love the record and Stuttgart Motherfuckers was ace. Set is a riot and the Gizmos cover adds to it. One of the most fun daytime sets I saw at a Blackout.
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This Feelers set was fantastic - topped only by their set the following year. Underappreciated band in retrospect, they delivered every time I saw them play...
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This Feelers set was fantastic - topped only by their set the following year. Underappreciated band in retrospect, they delivered every time I saw them play...
when we first met the s. limits guys they casually informed us that for their money, the best live band in the world around that time was Framtid... and the Feelers
"wake up to hate" is such a perfect song
also i loved the krunchies. way glad i got to see them