FUGAZI: "EX-SPECTATOR" LIVE PT. 2

Описание: This is a series of never-before-seen Fugazi concert footage from director Bill Draheim.
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Shot June 27, 2001 at First Avenue & 7th St Entry in Mpls, MN.
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"Ex-Spectator" from The Argument
This is Fugazi's sixth full-length record, released in 2001.
Recorded at Inner Ear Studios in January and February of 2001 by Don Zientara and Fugazi.
Piano on "The Kill" and "Strangelight" recorded at Dischord House by Chad Clark.
Mixed at Inner Ear Studios on March and April 2001 by Fugazi and Don Zientara. Mix assistance on "Life and Limb" by Nick Pellicciotto.
Jerry Busher: Second drums on "Epic Problem," "Oh," and "Ex-Spectator" and percussion on "Cashout," "The Kill," "Stragelight," "Nightshop," and "Argument."
Bridget Cross: Backing vocals on "Life and Limb" and "Full Disclosure."
Kathi Wilcox: Second backing vocals on "Full Disclosure."
Amy Domingues: Cello on 1., "Cashout," and "Strangelight."
credits
released October 1, 2001

Ian MacKaye - vocals & guitar
Guy Picciotto - vocals & guitar
Joe Lally - bass & vocals on Track 6
Brendan Canty - drums
Jerry Busher - 2nd drums & percussion
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LYRICS:
Looking for cars and mortality
Trying to find some sort of geometry
Avoiding mistakes
Keep an eye on every step I take
Everything is building and it appears
That you're all architects and engineers
That's how it looks
That's how it looks from here
I'm an ex-spectator
Can't you see?
I'm an ex-spectator
Never let my vision get in the way of
Here's some questions that the writer sent:
Can an observer be a participant?
Have I seen too much?
Does it count if it doesn't touch?
If the view is all I can ascertain
Pure understanding is out of range
If I make that call
Why can't I make that change?
I'm an ex-spectator
Can't you see?
I'm an ex-spectator
Never let my vision get in the way of
Me