The Dismemberment Plan

On February 27, 1999, The Dismemberment Plan performed at the Glen Dale Fire Hall, offering a glimpse into their unique sound and energetic stage presence during a pivotal time in their career. Just before this live recording, the band released their album "Emergency & I" in 1999, which would go on to become a significant influence in the indie rock scene. It's fascinating to note how the album perfectly encapsulates the band's blend of quirky lyrics and dynamic instrumentation, showcasing their growth and experimentation. During this performance, they played songs like "Do The Standing Still" and "The Ice Of Boston," which highlights their knack for capturing complex emotions in a lively, engaging manner. The live setting amplifies their raw energy, making this recording a treasure for fans who appreciate the band’s innovative contribution to music during the late '90s.

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