Fugazi

threecoffins · Post by **threecoffins** » 03 Jul 2008, 12:20pm

BostonBeaneater wrote:I saw them in 1989 when I was 15. It sounds kind of corny, but that was a life changing show. I had been listening to the Cure a lot and if not for that show I my have become a pussy.

I think Repeater is their best.

Lucky bastard!

Wolter · Post by **Wolter** » 03 Jul 2008, 12:25pm

Again, the best thing about Fugazi is that when someone tells me what their favorite album is, I can't dispute their choice too much.

Wolter · Post by **Wolter** » 03 Jul 2008, 12:28pm

Jesus Christ, this thread has made me want to listen to Fugazi...

BostonBeaneater · Post by **BostonBeaneater** » 03 Jul 2008, 12:29pm

It was a great show. Maybe 100-150 in the audience. It was in a church function hall in Cambridge, MA. $5 at the door with MacKaye and Lally working the door for a while. I saw them 5 times in all, each show go bigger than the last. They played a great show in 1990 or 1991 at Mass College of Art which was killer. Again, $5.

Wolter · Post by **Wolter** » 03 Jul 2008, 12:31pm

BostonBeaneater wrote:It was a great show. Maybe 100-150 in the audience. It was in a church function hall in Cambridge, MA. $5 at the door with MacKaye and Lally working the door for a while. I saw them 5 times in all, each show go bigger than the last. They played a great show in 1990 or 1991 at Mass College of Art which was killer. Again, $5.

Another of a long list of bands I missed by virtue of living in a town that was slightly off the touring routes.

If they ever get back together I will literally kill to see them if I have to.

threecoffins · Post by **threecoffins** » 03 Jul 2008, 12:32pm

Wolter wrote:
BostonBeaneater wrote:It was a great show. Maybe 100-150 in the audience. It was in a church function hall in Cambridge, MA. $5 at the door with MacKaye and Lally working the door for a while. I saw them 5 times in all, each show go bigger than the last. They played a great show in 1990 or 1991 at Mass College of Art which was killer. Again, $5.
Another of a long list of bands I missed by virtue of living in a town that was slightly off the touring routes.

If they ever get back together I will literally kill to see them if I have to.

1991 would have made me 8-9 years old. I don't even want to think about what I might have been listening to at the time

Wolter · Post by **Wolter** » 03 Jul 2008, 12:33pm

threecoffins wrote:
Wolter wrote:
BostonBeaneater wrote:It was a great show. Maybe 100-150 in the audience. It was in a church function hall in Cambridge, MA. $5 at the door with MacKaye and Lally working the door for a while. I saw them 5 times in all, each show go bigger than the last. They played a great show in 1990 or 1991 at Mass College of Art which was killer. Again, $5.
Another of a long list of bands I missed by virtue of living in a town that was slightly off the touring routes.

If they ever get back together I will literally kill to see them if I have to.
1991 would have made me 8-9 years old. I don't even want to think about what I might have been listening to at the time

I discovered them in, I think...1992...At elast I think I did...I want to say I was 16...

threecoffins · Post by **threecoffins** » 03 Jul 2008, 12:41pm

Wolter wrote:
threecoffins wrote:
Wolter wrote:
BostonBeaneater wrote:It was a great show. Maybe 100-150 in the audience. It was in a church function hall in Cambridge, MA. $5 at the door with MacKaye and Lally working the door for a while. I saw them 5 times in all, each show go bigger than the last. They played a great show in 1990 or 1991 at Mass College of Art which was killer. Again, $5.
Another of a long list of bands I missed by virtue of living in a town that was slightly off the touring routes.

If they ever get back together I will literally kill to see them if I have to.
1991 would have made me 8-9 years old. I don't even want to think about what I might have been listening to at the time
I discovered them in, I think...1992...At elast I think I did...I want to say I was 16...

That's around the age I started to get my head right...

JennyB · Post by **JennyB** » 03 Jul 2008, 3:05pm

Fugazi is why I am so glad I went to college in Washington, DC. My favorite album is Repeater, though my favorite song is probably Suggestion.

Wolter · Post by **Wolter** » 03 Jul 2008, 3:19pm

JennyB wrote:my favorite song is probably Suggestion.

You are such a girl. That song is so girly.

JennyB · Post by **JennyB** » 03 Jul 2008, 3:40pm

Wolter wrote:
JennyB wrote:my favorite song is probably Suggestion.
You are such a girl. That song is so girly.

I know...unicorns, tulips, rainbows...and rape.

Wolter · Post by **Wolter** » 03 Jul 2008, 3:50pm

JennyB wrote:
Wolter wrote:
JennyB wrote:my favorite song is probably Suggestion.
You are such a girl. That song is so girly.
I know...unicorns, tulips, rainbows...and rape.

Woman always look at rape in a negative light.

P.S. I'm listening to "Suggestion" at this exact instant. Totally coincidental.

Kidding aside, what an awesome song.

modskin · Post by **modskin** » 03 Jul 2008, 4:36pm

Repeater was the first album I ever bought with my own money.

Got to see them 3 times during the mid-90's. Each time was life-changing.

Dirty Harry · Post by **Dirty Harry** » 03 Jul 2008, 5:59pm

I only got into Fugazi after listening to Minor Threat, Best fugazi album would have to be 'Repeater' or 'In On The Killtaker' but there all good even 'The Argument' has good bits. You should also check out the documentary called 'Instrument'

Best song of Repeater :Shut The Door

Best song of In On The Killtaker : Facet Squared

eumaas · Post by **eumaas** » 03 Jul 2008, 7:16pm

personally rate Argument as their best record

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