“In Heaven, there is no
beer”, The Replacements, live at GS Vigs, Madison, WI, 18th January
1984.
Set-list:
Disc One: (79:39)
1.
I
Will Dare
2.
Unsatisfied
3.
Walk
on the wild side (usual 30 second clip)
4.
Gary’s
Got a Boner
5.
Black
Diamond
6.
Lookin’
For Ya
7.
Trouble
Boys
8.
Take
Me Down to the Hospital
9.
Within
Your Reach
10.
Within
your reach (clip II)
11.
Favorite
Thing
12.
Color
Me Impressed
13.
Tommy
Gets His Tonsils Out
14.
Don’t
Ask Why
15.
Takin’
a Ride
16.
Run
It
17.
Hey
Good Lookin’
18.
Substitute
//
19.
Johnny’s
Gonna Die
20.
Careless
21.
20th
Century Boy
22.
I’m
In Trouble
23.
Kids
Don’t Follow
24.
Goddam
Job
25.
White
and Lazy
26.
18
27.
You
Lose
28.
Kansas
City Star
29.
Sixteen
Blue
30.
If
only I had a brain
31.
Love
grows (where my Rosemary goes)
32.
I
wanna destroy you
33.
Yummy,
Yummy, Yummy (I’ve got love in my tummy)
34.
Another
Girl, another planet
Notes:
Complete show: Yes
Musicians: The Replacements v1.
CD quality: Fixed, removed the transition clicks but
left the vinyl pop and crackle in there.
Sound quality: Lots of hiss, painful to ears.
Remarks:
The concert ends at track 27, “Kansas city star”. The rest of the fillers are from various unidentifiable shows. Another Girl, another planet is but 40 seconds and the original LP’s last track was Borstal breakout. That didn’t make the cut due to time constraints.
"In Heaven There is No Beer" - This is a two record vinyl bootleg on "Toast" Records reportedly from 11/8/84 at G.S. Vigs in Madison, WI. I am a little unsure of this date since I have seen the tape listed as 1/18/84--clearly a problem with the date formatting. I tend to believe the earlier date due to the absence of "Can't Hardly Wait" which was a show standard by late '84. Sides One through Three contain the actual show, and side Four contains some assorted cover tunes from unidentified performances. The original tape is soundboard quality, but it seems to have degenerated considerably with the transformation to vinyl. I'd recommend the tape over this bootleg. The album cover art is basic red with an early black print of Paul at the microphone.