Mission of Burma

On March 12, 1983, Mission of Burma was in a pivotal moment of their explosive career, performing 'Red' live at the Bradford Ballroom in Boston. This performance captured the raw, frenetic energy that characterized their music during the early 80s. Just prior to this recording, they released their acclaimed album 'Vs.' in 1982, which solidified their influence in the post-punk scene. Fans often recall the band's innovative use of feedback and dynamic shifts, and 'Red' exemplifies that sonic creativity. Fun fact: The band was known for their high-decibel performances, which occasionally led to hearing issues for some members. It's fascinating how this live recording encapsulated a moment when Mission of Burma was pushing boundaries, crafting a unique sound that still resonates today.

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