“Everybody loves an Ego Maniac”, The Replacements at CBGB’s, New York City. 12th October 1994.

 

Set-list:

 

Disc One: (71:54)

 

1.      Gary's Got a Boner   

2.      Run It   

3.      Color Me Impressed   

4.      White and Lazy   

5.      Takin' a Ride   

6.      I Will Dare   

7.      Unsatisfied   

8.      Johnny's Gonna Die   

9.      Favorite Thing   

10.  20th Century Boy   

11.  Go   

12.  I'll Be There   

13.  Kids Don't Follow   

14.  Black Diamond   

15.  Kansas City Star   

16.  Sixteen Blue                               Live at CBGB’s New York, 3rd June 1984

17.  Hayday   

18.  Favorite Thing   

19.  I'm in Trouble   

20.  Will Power   

21.  Take Me Down to the Hospital   

22.  Hey, Good Lookin'   

23.  Fuck School   

24.  You Lose   

25.  Mr. Whirly   

26.  Nowhere Man                              Dunno where this is from.

 

 

Notes:

Complete show: Yes plus fillers

Musicians: The Replacements v1. But I have no idea who sings on “Kansas City Star”

CD quality: Fine, seamless copy, with a couple of sharp edits on the original boot.

 

Remarks:

A really good performance captured with great sound. All captured from soundboard, except the bonus track 26. A great 8 rating for all apart from the last track. Easily one of my – and everyone else’s - favourite Mats bootlegs. This is what the Foshay Tower site has to say about this –

 

This CD, as it is commonly available, was mastered it at the wrong speed, and it is WAY too slow. The band sounds like they are on quaaludes instead of the usual cocaine and beer. Anyway, through the wonders of modern sound editing software, I have corrected the speed and restored the Mats to their normal loud/fast sound. At the correct speed, this disc runs about four minutes shorter, so I also had room to add a bonus track: a great rendition of "Nowhere Man" from an unknown date and locale. I have also corrected the indexing mistake which originally split "Kansas City Star" across two separate tracks. Overall some nice 84 performances... and tracks 1-15 especially are probably the best sound quality of any Bob-era recording I've heard.

 

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