Lee Ving |
Fear's current tour consists almost exclusively of performances
of songs from the band's 1982 debut album, The
Record, plus a handful of additional songs from the 1980s and 1990s.
Although more than 35 years have passed since The Record was released, Ving and the band played the vintage songs
with the same fire and abandon tonight at the Gramercy Theatre. The difference now was that the new and more
professional lineup injected additional precision and clarity to the volatile
songs. Thankfully, the evolution did not sacrifice any of the original urgency
and explosive energy. The only liability was that with almost the entire
performance pivoting on one album, the band seemed stuck in 1982. Could Fear
compose new material that would have similar impact? One could not tell. For
the audience, living in the present mandated a journey to the past.
Visit Fear at www.fearleeving.com.
Setlist:
- Fuck You Let's Rodeo
- Honor and Obey
- Let's Have a War
- Beef Bologna
- Camarillo
- I Don't Care About You
- New York's Alright If You Like Saxophones
- Gimme Some Action
- Foreign Policy
- We Destroy the Family
- I Love Livin' in the City
- Disconnected
- We Gotta Get Out of This Place (The Animals cover)
- Fresh Flesh
- Getting the Brush
- No More Nothing
- More Beer
- I Believe I'll Have Another Beer
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