Firehose from Revival in 87 – a bunch of songs from their first two albums, one minutemen cover and a BOC cover. I along with two other KDU dj’s had set up an interview with Mike Watt through SST. So of course when we got there he had no idea we were coming. So we waited out in the cold and got a six pack. Evidently we got in and did the interview and Mike Watt was really easy to talk to and was a much better interviewee then we were interviewers. But the plus side of doing an interview was we were already in Revival and didn’t have to worry about getting carded by the bouncers. I missed most of Trained Attack Dogs but I got to see Slovenly. I really liked Slovenly – they seemed to fall into the you either love them or hate them bands (I have some of their set on tape I’ll put up later.) Firehose came on and were great – ok they weren’t the Minutemen and at the time it was hard to not compare the two. But now with time Firehose had some great songs and Mike Watt and George Hurley are so together and tight it was amazing. Check out Mike Watt’s Hoot Page
01 – Locked In
02 – Hear Me
03 – Under The Influence Of Meat Puppets
04 – Operation Solitaire
05 – For The Singer Of REM
06 – Brave Captain
07 – One Reporter’s Opinion
08 – On Your Knees
09 – In Memory Of Elizabeth Cotton
10 – Someimes
11 – Relatin’ Dudes To Jazz
12 – Backroads
13 – Soon
14 – Chemical Wire
15 – Me You Remembering
16 – Another Theory Shot To Shit
17 – Choose Any Memory
18 – Making The Freeway
19 – Red And The Black
20 – Thunderchild
21 – Perfect Pairs
