Less known was that the band fastidiously recorded almost every concert. After letting audio tapes for more than 800 shows languish in a closet for years, Fugazi has begun putting them all on its Web site, with the first batch of 130 shows going up next Thursday.

In keeping with its commercial principles of low prices and trust in fans, the shows’ suggested price is $5 each, with a sliding scale of $1 to $100, for the cheap or the philanthropic.

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The recordings capture everything that happened onstage until the tapes stopped rolling, including stage banter, sparkling or dull, and performances, glorious or flubbed. For preservation’s sake, the band did not edit out anything.

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they were never fugazi....the past years they have been as independent as they want and can.

Hmmm, I don't remember that one. Is it on YouTube?

If not, perhaps you'd be willing to transcribe it in this thread?

Right, but they're not consciously making efforts to make less money, so their credibility is pretty much shot. Did you see Ed's house in the PJ20 movie? It looked like something from the fucking Jetsons. Fugazi were more Flintstones. Or maybe that show with the baby dinosaur that would hit his dad on the head with the frying pan.

That was a great show.

The Sinclair family was consciously modeled after the Winslow family, correct?

I was about to make a tasteless post but thought better of it.

yeah, keep the racism in GD