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| − | + | == "High Times/Skunk Records Benefit Show" == | |
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| − | == "High Times/Skunk Records | + | *DFL |
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#KRS-One | #KRS-One | ||
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#House Of Suffering (Bad Brains) | #House Of Suffering (Bad Brains) | ||
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| + | *A video of this show exists but is not in the common circulation. However, audio taken from the video has surfaced. | ||
| + | *Bradley starts playing "Lazerbeam" before "All The Fun We Missed" but quits it almost right away. They also play part of Red Dragon's "Good Hole College" again, followed by few lines from some other dancehall song in the beginning of Djs. | ||
| − | + | *As for the set, one of the best recordings available but unfortunately the opposite can be said regarding the sound quality. | |
| − | + | *Also, there is a good quality soundboard recording of this show which is featured in the "Wetlands Preserved" video. | |
| − | + | *'''Some words about this show from Sublimes co-manager Blaine Kaplan:''' | |
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| − | Some words about this show from Sublimes co-manager Blaine Kaplan: | ||
"We drive to New York the next day to play the east coast version of our High Times benefit with DFL. The show was at the Wetlands and Brad was only two days into detoxing, but he'd already turned the corner. he was coming back to himself." - from Crazy Fool: Portrait of a Punk | "We drive to New York the next day to play the east coast version of our High Times benefit with DFL. The show was at the Wetlands and Brad was only two days into detoxing, but he'd already turned the corner. he was coming back to himself." - from Crazy Fool: Portrait of a Punk | ||
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Revision as of 03:17, 9 March 2010
"High Times/Skunk Records Benefit Show"
Bands performed:
- DFL
- Wesley Willis Fiasco
- Lordz of Brooklyn
All Ages Show
- KRS-One
- Same In The End
- Falling Idols
- Scarlet Begonias / Warning Sign (Born Jamericans), Good Hole College (Red Dragon), ???
- All The Fun We Missed (The Ziggens)
- Sour Grapes (Descendents)
- Pool Shark
- Good Hole College (Red Dragon) / ??? / Djs
- Smoke Two Joints
- 40 Oz. To Freedom
- I'm Not Afraid (???)
- Tim The Dinosaur (The Ziggens)
- Seed
- Tuning song / Work That We Do
- 5446 That's My Number
- House Of Suffering (Bad Brains)
- A video of this show exists but is not in the common circulation. However, audio taken from the video has surfaced.
- Bradley starts playing "Lazerbeam" before "All The Fun We Missed" but quits it almost right away. They also play part of Red Dragon's "Good Hole College" again, followed by few lines from some other dancehall song in the beginning of Djs.
- As for the set, one of the best recordings available but unfortunately the opposite can be said regarding the sound quality.
- Also, there is a good quality soundboard recording of this show which is featured in the "Wetlands Preserved" video.
- Some words about this show from Sublimes co-manager Blaine Kaplan:
"We drive to New York the next day to play the east coast version of our High Times benefit with DFL. The show was at the Wetlands and Brad was only two days into detoxing, but he'd already turned the corner. he was coming back to himself." - from Crazy Fool: Portrait of a Punk
