Meat Puppets

In February 1992, the Meat Puppets were riding a significant wave of success, having just released their album "No Joke!" the previous year. This period marked a bustling chapter in their career, synonymous with their genre-defying sound that fused punk with a distinct country influence. The live recording at Velvet Club in Rimini showcases a setlist that includes crowd favorites like "Lake of Fire" and "Forbidden Places," highlighting their ability to captivate audiences. Interestingly, their performance style was eclectic, showcasing their growth as musicians. By this time, they were also gaining traction beyond their early hardcore roots, evolving into a band that appealed to a wider audience, especially after the exposure from Nirvana covering their songs. The energy of this live show embodies the spontaneous creativity and raw emotion that the Meat Puppets are known for, making it a memorable moment in the band's journey.

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