23.10.1981
USA, New York, Zappa's
Live in Brooklyn
exc. Aud.

01. Ages Of You [3:11]
02. White Tornado [4:15]
03. There She Goes [2:32]
04. Laughing [3:49]
05. Romance [3:12]
06. Sitting Still [3:06]
07. That Beat [2:41]
08. Mystery To Me [2:09]
09. Permanent Vacation [2:20]
10. Carnival Of Sorts (Box Cars) [4:10]
11. Just A Touch [2:13]
12. 1,000,000 [3:30]
13. I Can't Control Myself [2:26]
14. Burning Down [3:59]
15. Unknown [4:20]
16. Pretty Persuasion [4:11]
17. Stumble [6:46]
18. Improvised instrumental [3:26]
19. doo wop improvisation [0:33]
20. Gardening At Night [3:23]
21. Windout [1:41]
22. 9-9 [3:01]
23. Radio Free Europe [3:48]

Total Running Time: [1:14:51]

Lineage: 2nd gen tape > CD-R > FLAC > CD WAVE > you

This is an early gig I was lent a tape of to share...it sounds a lot better than Peter Buck's recollection!:)

From http://members.iinet.net.au/~darryl74/1980.html ...

"Described by Peter as one of the most pitiful moments in the band's career - "There were six people there. Maybe eight. The guy said he'd feed us, he gave us a box of Kentucky Fried Chicken that he'd sat under a drip in the ceiling so that it was covered in water; we lost $150 because we drank, and we didn't realise he was charging us for drinks; I got in a fight with a skinhead outside in the parking lot; and we got lost for four hours in Brooklyn before the show" - from It Crawled From The South, Marcus Gray (first edition, pg.43)"