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mini events handbill
Picked up at the venue. The first show I could remember NO physical tickets being issued for; everyone had only online printouts. Could have died getting to this show as a massive icestorm hit the area the night before...the streets were like an ice rink.
ticket stub found tucked into the jewelcase of my second-hand copy of Charlie's Family
handbill and unused comp ticket
I can see at least three things wrong with that handbill. Also have the flyer and giant calendar poster.
To paraphrase Hunter S. Thompson: Not that we needed all that, but once you get into a serious collection, the tendency is to push it as far as you can.
Not a good experience as the audio was terrible with blown-out sound and vocals almost completely lost the mix. Was right in front of the stage, but still couldn't hear more than their actual unamplified voices. Close enough to almost get hit when one of the monitors was kicked off the stage into the barricade in frustration.
stub (stuck to gaffer tape) and setlist
A weird one - have no memories of Agnostic Front, but remember Balzac being a better Misfits than the original Misfits. Dickies were wonderful as usual. Actually left the show after The Damned set (a much happier visit for them). Saw the bus parked at the entrance so said hello. Told them we were surprised that they came back to the club after what happened last show: "we played here before?". Patricia had some unflattering things to say about Andrew Eldritch, but signed my vinyl copy of Floodland anyway. Dave actually asked why we didn't stay for the Misfits: "with one original member and a rapping Marky Ramone?...we came to see YOU" everyone smiled.
concert poster and Damned setlist
unused cloth back-stage and after-show passes
