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60 Wrong Sausages concert: 11/29/1991
60 Wrong Sausages: 11/29/1991 | |||||
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Venue | Phoenix Theatre | ||||
Location | Petaluma, CA | ||||
Date | November 29, 1991 | ||||
Supporting acts | Monsula One Man Running |
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Headliner | Nuisance | ||||
Guests | Matt Sharp | ||||
Bootleg | Recorded by Karl Koch, not in circulation | ||||
60 Wrong Sausages live show chronology | |||||
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60 Wrong Sausages performed at the the Phoenix Theater in Petaluma, California on November 29, 1991. This was the band's first and only concert, as they would break up shortly after. 60 Wrong Sausages, Monsula and One Man Running opened for Nuisance.[1]
Overview
Matt Sharp attended this show. This was the the first time he had seen his future Weezer bandmates in about 6 months, as he had moved away from Los Angeles to Berkeley, CA earlier in the year.[2] According to Karl Koch, Sharp shouted 'WHO WIELDS THE SCEPTER?'" at the end of the show from the audience without much explanation.[3]
Setlist
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Though a recording exists of this show, Karl Koch has not shared a complete setlist. Songs known to have been performed include "Tennis Ball," "Been Gi," "Sheriff Wong," "The Biggest Animal," and "The Answer Man."[4]
Video
Personnel
- Rivers Cuomo - lead vocals, lead guitar
- Patrick Wilson - drums
- Jason Cropper - rhythm guitar, backing vocals
- Pat Finn - bass, backing vocals
See also
References[edit]
- ↑ Newspapers.com archive of Petaluma Argus-Courier, Friday, November 29, 1991, Page 8.
- ↑ Recording History - Page 2
- ↑ Historic event: 11/27/1991 thru 11/30/1991
- ↑ Historic event: 11/29/1991