the original timestamp comment seems to have been buried, so here's another just in case 00:00 - Saturday Savior 5:00 - Sergeant Politeness 9:20 - Pillowhead 11:45 - Undone 16:20 - Smoking Umbrellas 20:25 - Stuck On You 24:55 - Solaris 29:25 - Frogs 34:10 - Another Space Song 39:55 - Wet Gravity 43:40 - Heliotropic 49:55 - Daylight 57:30 - Enjoy the Silence (Depeche mode cover) 1:01:50 - The Nurse Who Loved Me
I had never heard a note of Failure, but I went to a Tool show in 95 or 96 maybe, and Failure opened. After about 2 songs I was totally obsessed. Been a huge fan ever since.
I was here at this show with my Toy Subs guitar player, Alex, and Dug Pinnick of King's X. We were off to left of the camera in this vid, but enjoyed every minute of it. I met drummer, Kellii (who was relentless), at this show, and he came over to party at my apartment afterwards. Great guy, and one of the fantastic bands on this planet. Sgt Politeness was a staple in our set because it was right up my alley, and I pushed for them any chance I got. So happy this show was captured, and stoked for the new album coming out! Long live THE Failure!
So many bands play sped up live, I imagine just to "get it over with" and for time constraints, and I find that a nightmare. The very best bands, imo, keep it at the same pace or slower perhaps, so we can savor the flavor.
@@Wolfdragon92584 true, its also really all down the the drummer to keep the tempo. Which often times happens where the drummer plays faster live which speeds everything else up. Sometimes its accidental other times its intentional
I want to just live in this music. It's so interesting that Ken Andrews asked his younger brother to show him some chords and just went onto be a MONSter of a musician. Fucking lethal this man. Everyone in this band is fucking fantastic. I just have a huge man crush on Ken Andrews haha. ANYWAY Back to listening to this whole set again.
Seeing how amazing they are live breaks my heart that i never got to see them live for myself, theyre SPOT on. The fantastic planet cd literally has a vibe that no other band during this era could achieve. Even though music nowadays is total shit, this band will always be the legendary underdogs of 90's alt rock. fuck man, you did us all a service by uploading this. Thanks so much.
@@nothingnew765it’s really phenomenal, I shouldn’t have pigeon holed it to rock bands. I think musical performances ever. Ken’s vision is so clear and his execution with the digital racks and effects are beautiful in the live scenario. The band is extremely locked in and tight and Ken manages to really have phenomenal concepts with albums. Definitely a band I wish I could seen during this point in their career.
This is a real treasure right here. So glad they're back. Saw them live on this 2022 tour and they've lost nothing, if anything they've aged like fine wine.
Fantastic Planet- One of the best albums of all time. I remember hearing "stuck on you" real late on 120 minutes back in the day when mtv played videos and I fucking loved it so I bought the album and I fucking loved every song. Was bummed they broke up almost right after I found out about them but everything happens for a reason I suppose...thanks for posting! Failure are great live!
Man, Kens eyes were dark af. This must've been when they were deep in it, right before they broke up. Ive been recently introduced to Failure and literally cant get enough of them
Excellent vid! I saw them on this tour in May 05 '97 at the Bottleneck in Lawrence, KS. Poster Children and Summercamp opened (check out "Poster Children - Junior Citizen" and "Summercamp - Drawer" songs). Later that summer saw them on the second stage of Lollapalooza. The 90's was just a great time in music and I don't say that being nostalgic. I was fully aware that it was a period of revolution in music, a total reawakening, and was seeing as many bands as I could. Glad I did.
Saw this in Santa Barbara, with Summercamp and Ednaswap....unreal. I just went to the El Rey show with The drummer and bassist from Summercamp. I agree about the 90's
I lived in Lawrence, KS during this period and the music scene there was phenomenal! I'd wager to say it was nearly up there with Seattle! Wish I would've caught the Bottleneck show!
The very first video that got me into Failure. I can still remember the feeling in my chest the first time i heard Ken sing the first verse of Stuck on You. Also made me tear up a bit
@@Bowler6611 Such an expressive song. Another Space Song and some others from Fantastic Planet perfectly express loneliness, or as you said "lost romance". Though, I choose to interpret a lot of those in the love department. But, ON (Ken's fronted project afer Failure) is the flipside of that coin, with a lot of happier relationship-themed songs. Hey, ever heard "The 23rd Boy" on Secrets of The Lost Satellite, or "C'mon Collapse" from Shifting Skin? The duality of Ken Andrews can make me cry tears of happiness, and crushing depression.
@@billy2896 No but I'll check them out! I find that Will Wood hits just as hard. Also I recommend a band named An Unkindness if you're into lyricism and more piano driven music that still ROCKS!
@@Bowler6611 Piano-driven? Hrm, I like some saucy classical stuff, some of the latest A Perfect Circle album and some of the straightforward structure of Weezer tunes, so they might be my thing.
so much talent, out of this world, I listened to failure on an off again for 20 yrs now, and this is one of THE only things I never got tired of or it got played out... I have nothing else to camper it too
I saw them twice on this tour - Seattle and Boston. Seattle was in April and they were FIRE. Boston was around this time and they were ill and running out of puff. Being from Australia, I felt blessed all the same to see them twice.
This is an absolute treasure - thank you for sharing!!! My god - what a presence, and such a spot-on performance. Wish I could have been there, but this will certainly help tide me over until I see them live in June!
I am so excited they are back and coming to Vancouver next month, after 17 years on the dustheap! The greatest grunge band that never made it - that's a crime unto itself
Jeez do they all have full stacks? That must have been loud as hell there... I love it haha. I just saw them live in Dallas last month in June, they were really loud there too but didn't have any live amps, can't imagine their sound with 2 4x12 cabs for each of them!
Good Lord I am so glad I found this band. Everyone is so on point and it's the most grunge like true grunge imo nirvana,soundgarden,Pixies. Just so cool
Thank you so much for sharing this! From mid-90's 'till now, I'm still some kind of a fan of Failure, 3 Colours Red, Janus Stark, etc... Cheers from Belgium! THANKS THANS THANKS!!!!
WOW what a performance! These guys are amazing. I’m very thankful to be able to at least experience this now since I didn’t at the time. I just want to know, how in the heck is the crowd so still during Heliotropic? I would be rocking TF out!!
I can only imagine seeing this live and being there for this, I can only live vicariously through the crowd in the recording, but I feel like if the people in this bar weren't already fans this damn well left a mark in their minds for life. The performance is spot on and they have the confidence of the music carrying them. Truly one of my favorite performances I've seen on UA-cam right next to the "Ween live in Chicago" DVD and Unknown Mortal orchestra on KEXP.
gracias x subir el show!! y compartir este fanatismo x la gran banda de los 90s, ojala vuelva ken andrews a hacer musica! aguante failure!! desde buenos aires.
Thanks for this wonderful upload! I've been listening to Fantastic Planet since it dropped! Still have my CD. Fell into them after hearing Saturday Savior on the radio back in the 90's.
I was fortunate enough to see them at 4 of their last 5 Michigan shows and to hang out with them a little. Great band and great guys; I wish they were still together.
@brainphreak Fantastic Planet is one of my all time favourite albums. Your channel is absolutely amazing! I am absolutely floored by some of the concerts you have on here.
Thank you so much for posting this. I love failure so much. definitely under-rated. No one has ever heard of them until I tell them about it around here. I posted this to my facebook. Hope someone watches it lol
Setlist 1. Saturday Saviour 2. Sergeant Politeness 3. Pillowhead 4. Undone 5. Smoking Umbrellas 6. Stuck On You 7. Solaris 8. Frogs 9. Another Space Song 10. Wet Gravity 11. Heliotropic 12. Daylight 13. Enjoy the Silence 14. The Nurse Who Loved Me
Failure will be performing at Maynard James Keenan's 50th birthday celebration with Puscifer, A Perfect Circle and Failure has been confirmed for May 10 at The Greek Theatre.
Such an incredible performance, I've got chills! Solaris was my favorite performance due to the dynamics, especially during the second verse when he grunts "ghost". Everything just explodes into high action then the calm resurfaces, hypnotizing me once again. Pure bliss.
My jacket was destroyed in a fire. Still have the 8x10 of them and the VHS tape of the Whisky show though. A shout-out to Marilyn for taking such good care of the fans on the old mailing list!
I was lucky enough to see them open for Caterwaul before they got signed. I think they were using a solid state Carvin combo guitar amp propped up on a chair, but they were incredible. Macaque is one of my all time fav songs.
Failure & Caterwaul?! Damn! Huge fan of both bands! I love Caterwaul... Nice to see someone bring the name up. You should definitely check out Purr Machine, if have not already...
VI6VI6VI6 I liked the Purr Machine stuff, but I LOVE Caterwaul. I met Betsy a few times and worked with her husband/bandmate Kevin. Ran into them at NAMM last year. Good peeps.
The most underrated band of the ‘90s.
quicksand wants a word with you
Facts. Also ur name is pretty 90s itself 😌 #hacktheplanet
Frr, I miss them so much
100%
Rating bands. Probably more fun than listing. 😂🎉
Ahhhh better times when I didn’t exist.
Haha
I wasn't even born until November of that year lol
I was only 1 in 1997 😂
About 9 years before my time!
the original timestamp comment seems to have been buried, so here's another just in case
00:00 - Saturday Savior
5:00 - Sergeant Politeness
9:20 - Pillowhead
11:45 - Undone
16:20 - Smoking Umbrellas
20:25 - Stuck On You
24:55 - Solaris
29:25 - Frogs
34:10 - Another Space Song
39:55 - Wet Gravity
43:40 - Heliotropic
49:55 - Daylight
57:30 - Enjoy the Silence (Depeche mode cover)
1:01:50 - The Nurse Who Loved Me
You're the goat!
That transition into another space song was amazing
Damn, this version of Another Space Song is absolutely phenomenal
completely different arrangement, very good nonetheless
I had never heard a note of Failure, but I went to a Tool show in 95 or 96 maybe, and Failure opened. After about 2 songs I was totally obsessed. Been a huge fan ever since.
I was fortunate to see them at Lollapalooza '97. Incredible live act. Fantastic!
Damn Dude......
DUDE! YOU DON'T WANNA BE THE FLAYED MAN! I'M PRETTY SURE!
I was here at this show with my Toy Subs guitar player, Alex, and Dug Pinnick of King's X. We were off to left of the camera in this vid, but enjoyed every minute of it. I met drummer, Kellii (who was relentless), at this show, and he came over to party at my apartment afterwards. Great guy, and one of the fantastic bands on this planet. Sgt Politeness was a staple in our set because it was right up my alley, and I pushed for them any chance I got. So happy this show was captured, and stoked for the new album coming out! Long live THE Failure!
Love them
AMEN!
I'm really late but do you have a song called "easy" I think that's you guys it's a very cool song
What did dUg have to say?
@@joshuasweeney1159 Yes indeed! Thank You
Soooooo underrated. They deserved much more recognition.
Ken could sing the frickin alphabet and I'd love it.
8 years late to the party, but me too.
Yeah I can totally see that.
Same
He's got that clean classic SoCal voice.
Wow they sound so good live. Not sped up at all and the chorus sounds phenomenal for each song. These guys rock man
Yeah these guys know how to keep a groove, when I play with my friends everything ends up ~15bpm faster and it's a nightmare as a singer.
So many bands play sped up live, I imagine just to "get it over with" and for time constraints, and I find that a nightmare. The very best bands, imo, keep it at the same pace or slower perhaps, so we can savor the flavor.
@@Wolfdragon92584 true, its also really all down the the drummer to keep the tempo. Which often times happens where the drummer plays faster live which speeds everything else up. Sometimes its accidental other times its intentional
I want to just live in this music. It's so interesting that Ken Andrews asked his younger brother to show him some chords and just went onto be a MONSter of a musician. Fucking lethal this man. Everyone in this band is fucking fantastic. I just have a huge man crush on Ken Andrews haha. ANYWAY Back to listening to this whole set again.
Ken Andrews know my favorite tune wavelengths. He's the top 10 on studio sound engineering too.
Love how the camera glitches when Ken sings loud high notes. That show must have been so loud.
They're incredibly loud and heavy live. My only regret seeing them was forgetting my earplugs at home, the silence was deafening afterwards.
The drummer was going apeshit during stuff like Sgt politeness and pillowhead
These guys should have been huge! They are just so incredible. I hope to see a show now that they are touring again.
Seeing how amazing they are live breaks my heart that i never got to see them live for myself, theyre SPOT on. The fantastic planet cd literally has a vibe that no other band during this era could achieve. Even though music nowadays is total shit, this band will always be the legendary underdogs of 90's alt rock. fuck man, you did us all a service by uploading this. Thanks so much.
did you end up seeing them now that they reunited
Go see them!!!
They have a new album out and and it is really good so you will have another chance to see them play
The idea that music nowadays is “total shit” is so conservative and backward. If you love their music you’d probably know they are still at it.
They're like the Kings x of the 90's.
So glad I saw Failure on tour with Refused this year. What a gem.
Failure and Refused. So damn jealous of you.
luckyyy ..both failure and refused??
Yes guys, at the time I went for Refused but lost my heart rigjt away to the opening gig Failure. 🤩
The gtr player on the left (Troy) was in a perfect circle til 02 and he joined Queens of the Stone Age
I don't even remember how I discovered Failure, but I'm really glad I did.
One of the best live performances from a rock band ever. Period.
I come back to this one more than any of their other shows. "Another Space Song" is perfect here.
@@nothingnew765it’s really phenomenal, I shouldn’t have pigeon holed it to rock bands. I think musical performances ever. Ken’s vision is so clear and his execution with the digital racks and effects are beautiful in the live scenario. The band is extremely locked in and tight and Ken manages to really have phenomenal concepts with albums. Definitely a band I wish I could seen during this point in their career.
This is a real treasure right here. So glad they're back. Saw them live on this 2022 tour and they've lost nothing, if anything they've aged like fine wine.
Fantastic Planet- One of the best albums of all time.
I remember hearing "stuck on you" real late on 120 minutes back in the day when mtv played videos and I fucking loved it so I bought the album and I fucking loved every song. Was bummed they broke up almost right after I found out about them but everything happens for a reason I suppose...thanks for posting! Failure are great live!
Mitch Hedburg was such a good singer and songwriter. I loved him in Failure.
great comedian. great band. funny joke. love it . peace :)
Damn bro you beat me to it. By like 7 years too.. lol
@@IANTGOTNOHOWWHATCHAMACALLIT same
"I used to sing for Failure. I still do, but I used to, too."
who?
Great old school footage of a great band. Fantastic Planet is such a great album. Cool to see
Troy in the touring line way before QOTSA.
Heliotropic. My favorite song. of, all, time.
Man, Kens eyes were dark af. This must've been when they were deep in it, right before they broke up. Ive been recently introduced to Failure and literally cant get enough of them
wow i wish i could’ve been there , but i wasn’t even born until 2000 lol
Sooooo stoked that they are opening for T00L again!!!
This whole performance is so god damn good.
Taylor Bays! Funny to see you here :) yea this performance fuckin rocks.
Excellent vid! I saw them on this tour in May 05 '97 at the Bottleneck in Lawrence, KS. Poster Children and Summercamp opened (check out "Poster Children - Junior Citizen" and "Summercamp - Drawer" songs). Later that summer saw them on the second stage of Lollapalooza. The 90's was just a great time in music and I don't say that being nostalgic. I was fully aware that it was a period of revolution in music, a total reawakening, and was seeing as many bands as I could. Glad I did.
Saw this in Santa Barbara, with Summercamp and Ednaswap....unreal. I just went to the El Rey show with The drummer and bassist from Summercamp. I agree about the 90's
I lived in Lawrence, KS during this period and the music scene there was phenomenal! I'd wager to say it was nearly up there with Seattle! Wish I would've caught the Bottleneck show!
Wow... Failure and Posterkids?? BadASS. Been listening to Poster Children since '94 or so...
The very first video that got me into Failure. I can still remember the feeling in my chest the first time i heard Ken sing the first verse of Stuck on You. Also made me tear up a bit
For reall,, me too, god damn he's good, :,)
@@billy2896 That's t&er first song I'd heard too! So many people can relate to that, having a lost romance in their life. Such an underrated band!
@@Bowler6611 Such an expressive song. Another Space Song and some others from Fantastic Planet perfectly express loneliness, or as you said "lost romance". Though, I choose to interpret a lot of those in the love department. But, ON (Ken's fronted project afer Failure) is the flipside of that coin, with a lot of happier relationship-themed songs. Hey, ever heard "The 23rd Boy" on Secrets of The Lost Satellite, or "C'mon Collapse" from Shifting Skin? The duality of Ken Andrews can make me cry tears of happiness, and crushing depression.
@@billy2896 No but I'll check them out! I find that Will Wood hits just as hard. Also I recommend a band named An Unkindness if you're into lyricism and more piano driven music that still ROCKS!
@@Bowler6611 Piano-driven? Hrm, I like some saucy classical stuff, some of the latest A Perfect Circle album and some of the straightforward structure of Weezer tunes, so they might be my thing.
so much talent, out of this world, I listened to failure on an off again for 20 yrs now, and this is one of THE only things I never got tired of or it got played out... I have nothing else to camper it too
I saw them twice on this tour - Seattle and Boston. Seattle was in April and they were FIRE. Boston was around this time and they were ill and running out of puff. Being from Australia, I felt blessed all the same to see them twice.
This is an absolute treasure - thank you for sharing!!! My god - what a presence, and such a spot-on performance. Wish I could have been there, but this will certainly help tide me over until I see them live in June!
"I know my faith has meaning. I can't remember why." Jeez, thank you for posting this!!!!!!!!
The Wal bass is part of how they developed that crushing bass tone!
00:00 - Saturday Savior
05:00 - Sergeant Politeness
09:20 - Pillowhead Girl
11:45 - Undone
16:20 - Smoking Umbrellas
20:25 - Stuck On You
24:55 - Solaris
29:25 - Frogs
34:10 - Another Space Song
39:55 - Wet Gravity
43:40 - Heliotropic
49:55 - Daylight
57:30 - Enjoy the Silence (Depeche mode cover)
1:01:50 - The Nurse Who Loved Me
-end-
This version of Sergeant Politeness kicks ass.
Ken is a genius! Fantastic Planet cannot be topped!
The description for this video speaks the absolute truth. The fact that this video has 61 views just goes to show it.
I'll be needing their music again whenever I walk home from another shitty day at work
Great to see it on UA-cam
Snatched it 10 years ago on file sharing. Don’t need to host it anymore
Its been a long time!! Fantastic Planet = Fantastic soundtrack to my 20s. Cant wait to see you guys in Oct!!!
25 years ago, yesterday. But it's never late to be here.
I can't believe there are 9 people who don't like this. Sad.
I am so excited they are back and coming to Vancouver next month, after 17 years on the dustheap!
The greatest grunge band that never made it - that's a crime unto itself
I WAS SO LUCKY TO SEE THESE GUYS JUST A FEW MONTHS BEFORE THIS PERFORMANCE IN SEATTLE APRIL 27 OR 28 IN 1997 AT ROCK CANDY!!!!!
Jeez do they all have full stacks? That must have been loud as hell there... I love it haha. I just saw them live in Dallas last month in June, they were really loud there too but didn't have any live amps, can't imagine their sound with 2 4x12 cabs for each of them!
My favorite band of all time! And I am very very proud to say that!
thank you so much for uploading this gem ! I’ve seen them live but would have loved to be at their first show 🤘
Man, for a live show in some tiny club in 97, that's some really good some quality... You can even hear the bass.
2012 I was really into this band
Good Lord I am so glad I found this band. Everyone is so on point and it's the most grunge like true grunge imo nirvana,soundgarden,Pixies. Just so cool
Failure is back and better than ever - Saw them in San Francisco two days ago so there's more to come from them going forward!
One of my favorite bands, and sorely unsung as you've stated. Thanks so much for posting this show.
Thank you so much for sharing this! From mid-90's 'till now, I'm still some kind of a fan of Failure, 3 Colours Red, Janus Stark, etc... Cheers from Belgium! THANKS THANS THANKS!!!!
WOW what a performance! These guys are amazing. I’m very thankful to be able to at least experience this now since I didn’t at the time.
I just want to know, how in the heck is the crowd so still during Heliotropic? I would be rocking TF out!!
Fantastic Planet has been a top ten album since it came out. Only time i saw them live was at lollapalooza 97 at Alpine Valley. So damn good.
I can only imagine seeing this live and being there for this, I can only live vicariously through the crowd in the recording, but I feel like if the people in this bar weren't already fans this damn well left a mark in their minds for life. The performance is spot on and they have the confidence of the music carrying them. Truly one of my favorite performances I've seen on UA-cam right next to the "Ween live in Chicago" DVD and Unknown Mortal orchestra on KEXP.
When I first saw the Stuck On You video I remember that as being perfect and a perfect moment in time!
Thanks so much for posting this, Failure is one of the best bands ever
gracias x subir el show!! y compartir este fanatismo x la gran banda de los 90s, ojala vuelva ken andrews a hacer musica! aguante failure!! desde buenos aires.
Thanks for this wonderful upload! I've been listening to Fantastic Planet since it dropped! Still have my CD. Fell into them after hearing Saturday Savior on the radio back in the 90's.
Heliotropic is one of my favorite songs ever made!
The greatness. Thank you for recording this.
11/15/23 MY LOVE FOR ALL KINDS OF MUSIC BROUGHT ME HERE TODAY!!!
Wow this is a great great video! Thanks a lot for sharing it, this is a jewel.
Their loss! Everyone should own Fantastic Planet
That Wal bass sounds damn good. Greg got some serious melodic skills on that bass.
Thank you thank you thank you for this.
Thank you!
I was fortunate enough to see them at 4 of their last 5 Michigan shows and to hang out with them a little. Great band and great guys; I wish they were still together.
@brainphreak Fantastic Planet is one of my all time favourite albums. Your channel is absolutely amazing! I am absolutely floored by some of the concerts you have on here.
O to have been there. Amazing band, deserved to be bigger than they were/are.
I love them. Failure is one of my favourite bands.
they are awesome, incredibly talented guys. and yes, terribly underrated.
Yes thankyou uploader!
Brilliant show. These guys rule!
Thank you so much for posting this. I love failure so much. definitely under-rated. No one has ever heard of them until I tell them about it around here. I posted this to my facebook. Hope someone watches it lol
Incredible band. This album is a masterpiece.
I got to see them live in Charlotte NC with Tonic and Dishwalla back in 1997 at Tremont music hall.
SOOOO awesome !
Troy from failure and josh homme from kyuss, together they form a supergroup, and their latest band was the root of qotsa.
Facts! I love both QOTAS & Failure..... same bill, need to see em live!
Setlist
1. Saturday Saviour
2. Sergeant Politeness
3. Pillowhead
4. Undone
5. Smoking Umbrellas
6. Stuck On You
7. Solaris
8. Frogs
9. Another Space Song
10. Wet Gravity
11. Heliotropic
12. Daylight
13. Enjoy the Silence
14. The Nurse Who Loved Me
1:55
Look at that glance at Greg along with the head shake.
I was born 3 years and a couple months after this show. Weird to think theyre my favorite band now. lol
Keep it up kid, your going places
Dan LOL I feel the same about Beethoven. I was born 180 years after and now he’s my favourite band.
Failure will be performing at Maynard James Keenan's 50th birthday celebration with Puscifer, A Perfect Circle and Failure has been confirmed for May 10 at The Greek Theatre.
I know I'm late but how do you know that?
Yeah. Fantastic Plant on my top 10 albums.
Those were the days.
Can we go back?
jesus it's a amazing to see this.....I've only ever heard it
I love it, So wish I was there.
Same, Chris, same
beautiful voice.
Such an incredible performance, I've got chills! Solaris was my favorite performance due to the dynamics, especially during the second verse when he grunts "ghost". Everything just explodes into high action then the calm resurfaces, hypnotizing me once again. Pure bliss.
My jacket was destroyed in a fire. Still have the 8x10 of them and the VHS tape of the Whisky show though. A shout-out to Marilyn for taking such good care of the fans on the old mailing list!
Big songs to a small crowd. That small crowd were so lucky.
Thank you for posting this
I'm going to see them March 24th, 2014 with Tool in Austin !!!!!!!
Thank you SOOO Much
I saw them on this tour cycle at The Casbah in San Diego a few times. :)
My favorite band ever and always will be
I was lucky enough to see them open for Caterwaul before they got signed. I think they were using a solid state Carvin combo guitar amp propped up on a chair, but they were incredible. Macaque is one of my all time fav songs.
Failure & Caterwaul?! Damn! Huge fan of both bands! I love Caterwaul... Nice to see someone bring the name up. You should definitely check out Purr Machine, if have not already...
VI6VI6VI6 I liked the Purr Machine stuff, but I LOVE Caterwaul. I met Betsy a few times and worked with her husband/bandmate Kevin. Ran into them at NAMM last year. Good peeps.
bummer they didn't play segue1 on this particular show - still nice and it's got a thumping rendition of sergeant politeness.
Great show