Robyn Hitchcock- Georgetown Grand Ballroom,Washington D.C. 1/20/93 xfer 1st gen FM Tape Inauguration

I (once again) had planned another post for the “on this day” series- it was a Henry Rollins spoken word set from Maxwell’s in Hoboken. After spending the 2 hours digitizing, burning to disc, and then working it up in Izotope I discover that it is one of the MacKenzie tapes! D’oh!
So I was up late last night trying to figure out what to post. I came across this and realized that this was probably part of an event for Bill Clinton’s presidential inauguration. It’s the same date, and it is at a fancy grand ballroom in Washington DC. I can’t seem to find ANY info about this show happening. No flyers, no entries on newspaper.com (thanks Dan for access). So, let’s go back to when our favorite bands played a presidential inauguration. So cool.
I woke up this morning to folks doom watching and doom scrolling current events. Please take care of yourselves and turn it off and do something good in honor of Dr. King today… or do something good for yourself. We together can make great things happen if we focus and act.
Oh- one last thing. This sounds odd for the first 2-3 minutes. It sounds like the radio station engineer left the crowd mic on. Then he fixes it.

Recorded by: I can’t remember, but he taped it off the radio that day
Transfer by: Shayne stacy
Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card

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Evan Dando- Leadmill, Sheffield England 1/19/93 Int and Acoustic Set xfer f/1st gen tape Lemonheads

Man, I just woke up. I never sleep this late so I hope this post makes sense. On this day in history, I picked this really good Evan Dando performance. Most folks know that his performances can be spotty, but this was a great one at a really great time as the Lemonheads were starting to get noticed by the “alternative” mainstream. Seems like this was broadcast on one of those huge commercial rock stations in England.

Recorded by: I can’t remember, but I got it from the guy who taped it off the radio
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment Used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card

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Faith No More – Freeborn Hall, Davis Ca 01/18/1993 Audio

Audio via Violator_Vtr
Setlist
01 Intro
02 Caffeine
03 Falling To Pieces
04 Land Of Sunshine
05 Zombie Eaters
06 Midlife Crisis
07 Chinese Arithmetic
08 RV
09 Surprise! You’re Dead
10 Be Aggressive
11 Introduce Yourself
12 Easy (Commodores cover)
13 Crack Hitler
14 We Care A lot
15 Woodpecker From Mars
16 Jizzlobber
17 Epic
18 Kindergarten
19 Sweet Dreams (Lloyd Landesman cover)
20 Edge Of The World
21 Let’s Lynch the Landlord (Dead Kennedys cover)
22 Death March
23 Mark Bowen
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Mommy- Sacto Active Rock, Sacramento Cable 1993 Go Dog Go Magnolia Thunderfinger

Mommy was Skid Jones & Paul Niklewicz’ band after Go Dog Go, and before Skid started Magnolia Thunderfinger. You MUST watch the interview after the performance. Skid is sitting on a throne with the guys surrounding him. When Lizz asks a question, he sits there and someone offstage (PAUL) answers for him! It is bizarre. Mommy was: G.B.- Guitar, Vocals; Jones- Guitar, volcals; Timm Freeman- Drums; Pawelek Stansilaw Niklewicz- Bass.

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Thornucopia- Sacto Active Rock Community Cable Episode #28 1993

Here’s Thornucopia- a Davis band that played in the late ’80s/early ’90s around the area. If my memory serves me correctly, I think they opened the Nirvana Cattle Club show. Johanna later married Guy Kyser from Thin White Rope. They had a band called The Mummydogs together. Thornucopia were: Jed Brewer- Guitar. Nick Frederick- Bass. Johanna Galos- Vocals. Brian Gattridge-Drums. Justin Zimmerman- Guitar. Please tag them if you think they are interested in seeing this. Please subscribe to my youtube channel if you’d like notifications of new posts.

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Moist- Sacto Active Rock Community Cable Show- Episode #26 1993 The Skirts

Thanks to a kind benefactor, we now have transfers of about 30 “Sacto Active Rock” episodes straight from the VHS masters that were taped off of cable. I will post these as time allows. Here’s a band that I wish I had seen, but was never able to. Moist was Sunita, Karen and Wendy’s band prior to The Skirts. In fact, you can hear some early Skirts songs/riffs in some of their catalog! SO Awesome to be able to see them.

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