Boegies - 'So What' Gouda, May 18th 1990.

Boegies (Groningen/Roden), 2-track recorded.
Friday May 18th 1990, 'So What' Gouda.
Tracks: Intro (Mayo-Let's Go Intro-Zwynen By Candlelight)/He Joh, Toe Nou Joh/Free French Fries/Jannes v.d. Wal Lied/Dikke Tamme/Old Smokey/Time To Die/Spokje/Burst/De Dorpsgek/It's Too Late/Chaoska/Floorpizza/Summer/Wy Zyn Zwyn/Koud Bier/Pogo 65+/Darr-ling/Eggs On Bacon/Leap The Ditches/Don't Do It (Behind My Back)/Cakes & Ale/Nietschegonje. Encore: Piepke, Moart'n, Dougel, Maak/Mien Schoefmoat Is Vot/Meh/He Joh, Toe Nou Joh/Penose Punx/Mooie Boom/Elke Punk Viert ook Het Kerstfeest/Zoeplap/Lallend Ten Onder.

Notes: Soundboard-recording given to me by guitarist Mark Tilstra for being such a dedicated fan (and bringing along a bottle of fine 'Moskovskaya' wodka). Despite 'The Rolling Stones'playing in nearby Rotterdam, the venue was packed! Part of the gig was disturbed by some very annoying skinheads, which later on gave birth to some 'heroic stories on fights'. There wasn't a single one! Most of the 200 people present were too eager to see the gig, while the rest was too scared to fight. Marcello from 'So What' convinced the three skins to leave the club peacefully by plain talking. This incident explains the extended encore the band gave this evening.

Jammah Tammah - 'So What' Gouda, June 7th 2002.

Jammah Tammah (Groningen/Leeuwarden/Amsterdam), 4-track recorded.
Friday June 7th 2002, 'So What' Gouda.
Tracks: Music In The Air Tonight/Smell/Het Kozakkenlied/Frankenstein/De Stoomtram/Whatever Happened/Liquor Wars/Look Around/Double D. T./The Candysong/Slowdown Injection/Zigeunerpunk/De Schokkers/Kop Van Jut/Riddim Have You Gone Mad?/Mambo City/Push It Up/’Speluh!’/Kicks Of Red/Where Is The Sun/Unknown/Al Capone (Part).

Note: final tour, with 5 dates left to play. It was hot, but great! The band enjoyed themselves possibly even more than the festive audience, leading to some silly intermissions near the end. As the band hit the stage, I had to run to my equipment, missed a step and landed flat on my face in front of the stage.