Red Mosquito

i can feel the fractures in this thread.

I'm going to stand my ground and never listen to this show.

dig those heels in, bub.

Will I have to give up my mediocre Ten Club number?

nah...you might not get invited to the unreleased b-side parties that may or may not happen.

man, Garden from this show fucking rips.

dad wrote:man, Garden from this show fucking rips.

Mike and Dave A. are so locked in. That hesitation they both find kills me every time and then that build up to Ed's best scream......

It is a classic....however....I have been listening to 4-2-94 and it is also a pretty spectacular show. If you take away the famousness of the radio broadcast show arguably the day before could be as good, if not better depending on your own point of view and preferences. Has anyone ever compared these side by side to determine a winner?

ducko wrote:It is a classic....however....I have been listening to 4-2-94 and it is also a pretty spectacular show. If you take away the famousness of the radio broadcast show arguably the day before could be as good, if not better depending on your own point of view and preferences. Has anyone ever compared these side by side to determine a winner?

I don't have much of a taste for AUD tapes anymore, but if memory serves, all the shows from Spring '94 are pretty consistently excellent. If we had every one of them in comparable quality (and had had them for a similiar length of time), I don't think 4/3 would necessarily stand head and shoulders above the others -- it was generally a really, really strong month for the band.

Kevin Davis wrote:

ducko wrote:It is a classic....however....I have been listening to 4-2-94 and it is also a pretty spectacular show. If you take away the famousness of the radio broadcast show arguably the day before could be as good, if not better depending on your own point of view and preferences. Has anyone ever compared these side by side to determine a winner?

I don't have much of a taste for AUD tapes anymore, but if memory serves, all the shows from Spring '94 are pretty consistently excellent. If we had every one of them in comparable quality (and had had them for a similiar length of time), I don't think 4/3 would necessarily stand head and shoulders above the others -- it was generally a really, really strong month for the band.

Yeah, over the years, at least in terms of audience recording that went around a lot on cassette, both Atlanta shows (4/2 & 4/3), Fairfax (4/8), Boston (4/11 & 4/12), the Orpheum Theater show (4/16?), and the short tour closer (Paramount Theater in NYC on 4/17) were all really good, and some really essential shows of the time. If memory serves correctly, Eddie really started to strain mentally and emotionally as the tour progressed dealing with the loss of Kurt Cobain - which sounded less personal and more about sharing the load of the limelight. He’d also share at the last show his anticipation that they were going to take a break for a while, which I think they did to record Vitalogy, no?

Atlanta seems like the last show before it all sort of started careening out of control. Both nights were excellent though I prefer 4/3.

Absolute monster of a show. Will have to play it again soon.

i saw 6 shows from that spring vs. tour (chicago stadium, chicago new regal theatre, west lafayette, detroit masonic temple, ann arbor, and the new york paramount show), and my favorite among them all was the detroit masonic temple show. to my knowledge, a recording of this show has never surfaced.

Man. Soundboards from that whole Spring tour would just about finish me as a PJ fan. I’d rather have that than just about anything.

same here.

a soundboard dvd would be amazing.

30 years ago. Good memories of a different time and era.

pinnacle of live performances

absolute beast era

i know someone who went to that fairfax show

i was jealous