Mixed bag of tunes All treble mix
This video was released in 1984 and featured Greg Ginn on guitar, Kira Roessler on bass, Henry Rollins on vocals and Bill Stevenson on drums. This came out during the My War, Family Man, Slip It In period all of which came out in 84. It had a mix of old songs like Six Pack and Nervous Breakdown from when the band first started along with plenty of new tunes from the new albums like My War, Can’t Decide, Black Coffee, Slip It In, and Rat’s Eyes. I have to say I wasn’t that much of a fan of about half of the new tunes, especially the slow ones. It was like they were trying to be a punk version of Black Sabbath. Plus Ginn plays a lot of out of tune solos here. My final complaint is that like almost every punk band there is absolutely no bass in the mix. Even on songs like Six Pack that starts with the bass you can barely hear it. It’s basically all guitar, vocals and the snare drum, while everything else is forgotten about. If they had some bass the band’s sound would’ve have been so more dynamic. On the other hand, it’s nice to see Rollins get down during his performance. He was always a good showman.<br />C
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