Super Stuff !!!!
5
By zeke 99
Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys is one of the top covers from any band I've ever heard. WSP has a magic moment in time here. I love everything about this show, it is my go to Panic show. I am a Jam Guy and these guys satisfy on every level.Great! Great! Great!!!!!
God Bless WSP
5
By Graduate of Space Wrangler Academy
great show, one of the few bands that translates the live show on recordings..Long live WSP..this is a mint show from the vault..my first wsp show 1989 Wetlands NYC almost 20 years later still have that fever for the flavor like no other. u wont regret this buy
One of my favorites
5
By JacktheJester
I was at this show and of the 45+ shows I've been too it ranks top 5. Mikey still shining, strong setlist, and that oldschool raw energy. Glad to see this one pulled out the archive.
First Vault release is fans delight.
5
By Coconut Phil
I have been waiting for this for many moons. Simply put, this delivers 100% Panic, Housers lead is incredible. Get this today.
Philip.
Finally
5
By wkirkp
Hopefully this will not end with this one, excellent show. I missed Mikeys playing for far too long. Its the Panic I know and love....Finally! We want more!!!!
Evenin' Carbondale!
5
By eask11
This show is the teets so download it now freaks. I needn't say anymore.
Old Schools
5
By Violent Romantic
This is a must have for any true Panic fan. I've been to alot of shows and this one really sticks out. From the LGDTB opener to JB mentioning Memphis in Rock all the way through Climb to Safety. You can hear through the music how much fun the boys were having that night in the middle of no where. You will be hard pressed to find a better live version of most of these tunes.
Carbondaaaaale
5
By GLaster
Fantastic show.
spreadheads
5
By stone kelly
dont hesitate to get this goldmine ........ a true classic of the O G CREW.........
JB VOICE IS MAGICAL
FANNTASTIC
TRAVEL LIGHT
A Band Firing on all 6 Cylinders
5
By mleaf373
The Panic Archives are finally open and they've picked a doozy to kick things off. This release captures the band in fine form on a great night. John Keane's mix brilliantly lets each member's playing shine through (no need to yell "Turn up JB!), and while they all sound great, it is Michael Houser's understated genius that really stands out. His signature tone and style deftly dance and bounce around the solid bed laid down by his bandmates. HIs solos soar without cutting through everyone else and his distinctive rhythmic approach make me remember what I've been missing so much since his passing.
I can't wait to see what they put out next and hope it will feature 'Driving Song".
