Butthole Surfers (Portland 1991) [13]. Revolution

Butthole Surfers - Live at the Fox
Fox Theatre, Portland, Oregon, USA
12 May 1991
Produced & Directed by Michael Lastra
Thanks to Monqui, The Fox, Smegma & The Butthole Surfers.
Packaging by X J Elliott, Black Spot
ID-ODD Productions, 1992
Provided by rogoca93
[01]. Watlo
[02]. Edgar
[03]. Blindman
[04]. 1401
[05]. You Don't Know
[06]. I Saw An X-Ray Of A Girl Passing Gas
[07]. No Rule
[08]. Psychedelic Jam
[09]. GJK
[10]. Human Cannonball
[11]. Helicoptor
[12]. Negro Observer
[13]. Revolution
[14]. Concubine
[15]. Fast
[16]. Alcohol
[17]. Blue Cheer
[18]. The Shah Sleeps In Lee Harvey's Grave

[@roobeeredd]

Love Butth🔆le Surfers

[@TexanWineAunt]

Best live band in my lifetime. ¡Increíble!

[@redchrome21]

a rare live performance of this song.

[@SubPablum]

+redchrome21 Yes indeed! Saw them sound check it in 93.

[@darienhigh]

Seeing fIREHOSE play this song after being 2 hours late for their set, being piss drunk and playing this right before the Buttholes took the stage in Vancouver, Canada (my first time visiting the country) will always be etched in my memory

[@bksug2009]

This is first time to see live performance of this song! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

[@J8T369]

RIP Gary Shandling....

[@ricardorodriguez6456]

I LOVE THIS FUCKIN SONGGGGG

[@auralepiphanies4055]

Pretty sure this song is a direct lift from Canned Heat's "Time Was"...not knocking them-they did this from time to time... I love their fascination with biker music from the 70's ie Canned Heat, Vanilla Fudge, Steppenwolf etc...its in their sound!

[@takecareofyourshoess]

So much fail. Um....sounds NOTHING like that song, lol. They have a somewhat similar chord progression during the melodic part of Revolution....but that HARDLY makes it a "direct lift". You are WAAAAAAY off, lol. Just....not even CLOSE!!

[@NotAnAstronaut2k]

Way off lol

[@melbatunes]

Gary Shandling

[@laserlithuanian]

yes!!!!

[@dollhausenx]

I saw this tour in Denver. Paul is a blistering monster on guitar.....the only downside is that they were too enamored of the processed sound at the time....