999 (more HERE) visited Toronto on the tour for their excellent album Concrete. After that things went off the rails for 999. While the band stuck together after the very, very disappointing 13th Floor Madness it took them awhile to re-establish their sound. But back in '81 things were still whipping along just great, even with the band's penchant for novelty tunes:
This FM broadcast sounds crisp-as-hell and the performance is raging - it's the best of the 999 bootlegs I've heard.
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ReplyDeletewhat do you think of Concrete and the albums thereafter?
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Nice....one of my fave bands. Thanks Jeffen, keep up the great work!
ReplyDeletethank you.....this is great! I'm a toronto boy and i've never heard this.
ReplyDeletesaw 999 in the uk a few years ago. great show.
still doing the rounds 999 punk were and still are a great live punk band,thanx for all these live shows love all this stuff, fav 999 album is seperates, with biggest prize not far behind
ReplyDeleteThanks for this. I lived in the Toronto area 1978-83 and CFNY was one of the stations we always listened to.
ReplyDeleteI remember hearing this live when it was broadcast. Unfortunately, my tape was pretty weak because I was 100 miles away, south of Buffalo.
ReplyDeletethanks alot for this top class 999.what a band
ReplyDeleteshazam!
ReplyDeleteAlways liked Concrete, but I agree that 13th Floor Madness was a let down. Face To Face is okay, but that's where I drew the line... there were just more important things to spend my money on.
ReplyDelete"best of the bootlegs..."
ReplyDeleteThanx matey. Let's see what all this 999 is aboot....
Thanks for the words - you helped keep the series alive!
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