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| + | '''San Fransisco, CA 09.09.94''' | ||
| − | + | # Don't Push | |
| − | + | # Right Back | |
| − | + | # New Thrash | |
| − | + | # Let's Go Get Stoned | |
| − | + | # Greatest Hits | |
| − | + | # Pool Shark | |
| − | + | # Untitled Dub | |
| − | + | # Sound Check Dub | |
| − | + | # STP | |
| − | + | # Scarlet Begonias | |
| − | + | # 5446, Date Rape | |
| − | + | # Work That We Do | |
| − | + | # Badfish | |
| − | + | # House of Suffering | |
| − | + | # DJ's | |
| − | + | # Hope, 16 Second Dub | |
| − | + | # We're Only Gonna Die | |
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Revision as of 02:12, 14 March 2006
"Kommotion"
San Fransisco, CA 09.09.94
- Don't Push
- Right Back
- New Thrash
- Let's Go Get Stoned
- Greatest Hits
- Pool Shark
- Untitled Dub
- Sound Check Dub
- STP
- Scarlet Begonias
- 5446, Date Rape
- Work That We Do
- Badfish
- House of Suffering
- DJ's
- Hope, 16 Second Dub
- We're Only Gonna Die
In the first few tracks of Kommotion one thing is certain, the crowd is definately feeling Sublime's sound. They cheer and yell when Eric goes solo or Brad sings a chorus, and they sing the words to the songs in between. And Sublimes performance- some of their best. At the end of "Untitled Dub," to later become Pawn Shop on their Self Titled album, the crowd insists the band do Date Dape. "Alright alright alright, Later later later.." Brad says, and goes into the Sound check Dub. STP is definatley one of my favorite tracks on the bootleg. Their performance speaks for itself. At the end of Scarlet Begonias they start to go into a dub, but Brad changes his mind. By track 11 they finally give the crowd what they want by going into Date Rape from 5446. This transition isn't shown in the Stand By Your Van release. In the Bad Brains cover House of Suffering, they have stop to change the bass tuning. Brad interacts with the crowd, many of them shouting out requests.The show ends with a strong performance of We're Only Gonna Die, exhibiting Sublime's mellow, soulful side, along with their noisy, punk side. Kommotiom is without question one of Sublime's best live performances.
-joHn
