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Thanks so much - I still have a lot more to share! Yes, they were a super talented band - DB Recs signed the cream of the local crop. The Nick was a fun spot; I enjoyed playing there and drove over to see a few shows as well, including Redd Kross on the Neurotica tour!

Those New Orleans boys know how to party!

My pleasure - thank you!!

I lost the books with all my MCG dates, but I remember that we played at Elliston Square in 1987 or 88!

@@Ted_Selke was there!!

@@clarkemartty7874 That's awesome - small world! I wish I knew the date of that show so I could add it to my gig list! tedselke.com/ted-s-gigs

It is great to hear them again, and Deacon Lunchbox!

I got to see them at the Fox Theater in Atlanta opening for The Godfathers and Love and Rockets! The Godfathers were awesome - Birth, School, Work, Death!

@@Ted_Selke The Chestnut was a small 700 capacity club and The Godfathers weren’t a big draw. I stood a few feet back stage left. The next time I had the same feeling was Soundgarden at the Trocadero 1,200 capacity and Smashing Pumpkins at Khyber Pass 100 capacity.

I missed them too - they played the all-ages club circuit.

Definitely! George Drakoulias gave them a new name and a new sound!

He is a great guy and he added a lot - he was the original mandolin player!

The other side of the cassette has a (noisy) audience recording that I think is the beginning of the set: Mountain Top, Count the Flowers, Everything Looks Better in the Dark, Legal Gun, Tina's Grocery. There are also some early mixes of tracks from the Everything Looks Better in the Dark album that I might upload if they sound different from the released versions.

I was there in 2013 - I forgot that the Prosecutors opened the show! I went the first night; I remember seeing their old guitarist Buren in the audience. There is a video of the Prosecutors set on youtube - that's how I found out (remembered) about the reunion: ua-cam.com/video/tkPYVg41yPE/v-deo.html

They were an influence on us. We played shows with them and shared a few members over the years.

I'm so glad you like the tape - thanks for sharing your recollections!

Thank you very much - I'm so glad you like the YUR tape! Yes, I still have a lot of interesting tapes to share so please stay tuned!

Thanks - I couldn't agree more! They despised hippies back then!

Thank you! Yes, I could make a high bitrate copy. I actually corrected the speed on the first track as the tape runs much too fast - I lowered the speed until the guitar was in tune. I boosted the mids and adjusted the volume levels to make them more consistent. On the tape, some tracks are very loud and others are very quiet. Then I ran my DAW noise reduction to bring down the background noise level as it was very loud. I didn't do an individual mastering on each track, so there is probably room for improvement if someone wants to take the time to do that.

@@Ted_Selke You did a fantastic job. I love the sound of this.

@@jude999 Thank you so much!!!

I heard 1,2,3 on the radio yesterday and thought of Tommy's wonderful vocals.

@@Ted_Selke My favorite part of some of their shows was when Tommy would step down and sing a pop song while Terry beat the shit out of his drums. Here is a funny moment with Tommy and Big Al doing Always Something There to Remind Me, great memories. ua-cam.com/video/FuKf9XTDHk0/v-deo.htmlsi=cnTXE-d3y8bCZe2o

I love that song! [referring to a comment that has since been removed] He did a great version of Our Day Will Come as well!

Meow !

that's hilarious!

Thanks so much, Tom! Yes, I felt very lucky to play with them. I'm doing fine and hope you are too. I'd love to catch up more sometime!

It is such a great song and I Iove this version!

It was an awesome show. I was two rows behind you in row C!

Incredible. Sounds great also. I bet as I listen more I will hear my voice. Do you remember when he broke a string and then he sang “I broke my strings

@@reallist8050 And he introduced his upcoming LP as 'Goodbye President Reagan'. Wishful thinking!

@@Ted_Selke ha, I will listen for that

Yes, I think you're right! I missed those shows unfortunately, though I went to the Wild Weekend a few years before that. I couldn't find a 1993 photo and I didn't want to use a 70s/80s photo so I picked this one to illustrate who was in the band. I forgot about the reunion shows - good eye!

The 2 reunion shows. especially the first one were just the absolute best shows ever.

@@gregfeeney1375 I lived in Northampton for eight years but I got there too late to catch the shows. I did see them with Big Al many times though! And I got to see and meet the Shaggs at their reunion show in North Adams, MA!

That's cool that you got to see them with Big Al, and Tommy's vocal spotlight was always a highlight!

Usually the more miffed Al looked the better the show was. I actually talked to him about it once and he said. "you noticed that "

Thanks so much, Eric! I am well and hope you are too!

Thank you so much!! I think this might be their second home!

Steve! Thanks so much for your comment! I am thrilled that you are happy with the uploads; I hope that Gary is too. I wish I had a better quality tape of the Dugout show, which Gary might have. Was that the night you opened for Alex Chilton, or did you play one more time after that? I think the demo sounds fantastic, and I'm so glad that you don't mind my tacking on a few songs from your solo album. I think the music is amazing and everyone I have played it for agrees! I would love to catch up as well; you can send me a message on my website (it's my name dot com) and I'll e-mail you back. It's great to hear from you and I look forward to catching up more soon!

My pleasure! I'm glad you found it!

My pleasure - it is good vibrations to be sure!

@@Ted_Selke The trouble with this show, but the thing that makes it great, is that very few non-Q fans would understand all of the musical jokes that Terry and Al threw in.

I thought you would dig it!

Rasta pasta!