
Live Performance
Details
Date:
Wednesday, May 3rd
2000
957337200
(20 years 268 days ago)
Venue: Echo Lounge
Location: Atlanta Georgia USA
Venue: Echo Lounge
Location: Atlanta Georgia USA
⭐ With
Performers
Pat Fish
(
guitar, vocals
)
,
Max Eider
(
guitar, vocals
)
,
Steve Valentine
(
bass
)
,
Owen Jones
(
drums, vocals
)
Poster
Interview
Setlist
♥ Reviews
May Pat nick your guitar?
I remember the excitement knowing that we would be opening the show for longtime lounge heroes. Shortly into the set Pat broke a string and I remember his girlfriend asking me ever so quaintly, “..if pat could nick my guitar...” Well your damn straight he can. The Jazz Butcher playing my guitar? You’re bloody right. He played exquisitely and the show was well received. Got some great pictures to share too.
Credit:
the jung generation
2006-01-25 19:29:19
(Wednesday, 25th of January 2006 -
15 years 3 hours ago)
Early Breakfast after the set
Some how after the set I ended up having breakfast with the band, I was really smashed so I do not remember much, loved the show though, I also have a copy of the Tribute CD, that the Jung Generation made a contibution.
Interesting to think of this now
15 years after the fact, I still recall this as one of the 5 most enjoyable nights of my life. The only time to date, and probably ever, that I saw the boys live. It was also the beginning of an obsession with bowling shirts that continues unabated to this day. I have to have one on to properly enjoy Shakey.
🎼 Played
Set 1
- 1. Partytime
- 2. What's The Matter, Boy?
- 3. Girls Who Keep Goldfish
- 4. Baby, It's You ( Max Eider )
- 5. Don't Let Me Keep You ( Owen Jones )
- 6. D.R.I.N.K.
- 7. Who Loves You Now?
- 8. The Human Jungle
- 9. Diamorphine
- 10. Girlfriend
- 11. Mr. Odd
- 12. Niagara
- 13. Come On, Marie
- 14. Rosemarie ( Max Eider )
- 15. Sweetwater
- 16. She's On Drugs
- 17. Bigfoot Motel
- 18. Soul Happy Hour
- 19. Caroline Wheeler's Birthday Present
- 20. She's A Yo-Yo
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Interesting to think of this now
clark.morgan[at]-remove-gmail.com - Clark in the Park
29May2016 4:25 PM (4 years 238 days ago)15 years after the fact, I still recall this as one of the 5 most enjoyable nights of my life. The only time to date, and probably ever, that I saw the boys live. It was also the beginning of an obsession with bowling shirts that continues unabated to this day. I have to have one on to properly enjoy Shakey.
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Early Breakfast after the set
adecelles[at]-remove-gmail.com - Andy San Diego
29Jul2010 7:10 PM (10 years 179 days ago)Some how after the set I ended up having breakfast with the band, I was really smashed so I do not remember much, loved the show though, I also have a copy of the Tribute CD, that the Jung Generation made a contibution.
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May Pat nick your guitar?
thejunggeneration[at]-remove-yahoo.com - the jung generation
25Jan2006 7:29 PM (15 years 3 hours ago)I remember the excitement knowing that we would be opening the show for longtime lounge heroes. Shortly into the set Pat broke a string and I remember his girlfriend asking me ever so quaintly, “..if pat could nick my guitar...” Well your damn straight he can. The Jazz Butcher playing my guitar? You’re bloody right. He played exquisitely and the show was well received. Got some great pictures to share too.