Butthole Surfers
April 21, 1990
The Vic Theatre
Chicago, IL.
Source: Aiwa CM-S20 Mic > Aiwa HS-J380 Stereo Cassette Recorder
Lineage: Cassette Master (Maxell XLII 90) > Kenwood 103CT > Philips CDR795 > CDWAV 
> EAC > Cool Edit Pro 2.1 > WAV > TLH Align (Level 6 - Forward) > FLAC
Taped and transferred by: Chuck
Black Hat Productions

Disc 1
01. Helicopter
02. The Bong Song
03. Nee Nee
04. 1401
05. Blindman
06. You Don't Know Me
07. Watlo
08. Revolution (Parts 1-2)
09. Psychedelic Jam
10. Dancing Fool
11. GJK
12. Alcohol
13. Gary Floyd
14. Booze, Tobacco, Dope, Pussy, Cars
15. 22 Going On 23
16. Lonesome Bulldog
17. Graveyard
18. Edgar
19. Sweat Loaf
20. Jam!
Encore
21. Fast

"1401" would later become known as "The Colored FBI Guy" and "Watlo" would be called "Some Dispute Over T-Shirt Sales."

Killdozer was the opening band for the Butthole Surfers performing at The Vic Theatre in Chicago, Illinois. The Butthole Surfers are famous for their bizarre stage shows - and this night was no exception. Amidst the smoke and swirling lights were insane backdrop films of sex change operations and tapeworm extractions while Gibby ranted and raved. Add all this in with a lively crowd and some extremely strong chemicals - and we were in for a pretty wild ride.

This tape has been in storage for the last 17 years and has finally come to see the light of day. Aside from a few copies I made for my friends who were with me at the show - this is the first time the recording has been in circulation.

This recording was produced from the orginal master cassette tape. Overall the quality is very good and really does capture the raw intensity of the show. On track 6 "You Don't Know Me" there is a slight tape fluctuation at 1:10 - probably due to the age of the tape. Side A of the cassette ended with "Gary Floyd" before switching to Side B. The very end of "Gary Floyd" was cut off due to the tape switch - so, I added a fade-down and then faded-up with "Booze, Tobacco, Dope, Pussy, Cars."

Gibby's "machine" breaks during Alcohol and it is hilarious to listen to his reaction. I always hoped a soundboard or professional recording of this show would surface - but this may be it. Turn it up as loud as you can and enjoy!



*** DO NOT ENCODE TO MP3 OR RE-ENCODE TO ANY OTHER LOSSLESS FORMAT ***



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