What: Live Show
Venue: Royal Albert Hall
Town: London
Date: Saturday, 4^th of June 1994
Bootlegger: David Whittemore
Recording Quality: Digital 2-track Room Recording, Quality: 5 (out of 10), Performance: B, Interest: 5

The Players

Pat Fish, Dooj Wilkinson, Dave Henderson, Gabriel Turner, Alex Green

She's On Drugs

Notes

part of Creation Records mega-band 10th anniversary celebration

David Whittemore says: big boomy room, good effort by the JBC in the face of obscurity. as they come on, shouts of "Jdete Pryc" accosted them from around the auditorium. Alex Green is not heard due to the over-burdened soundmen.

Ed Carter says: there was a review of "Undrugged" in this current NME. Generally, they hated it. The Jazz Butcher got a special mention as being "risible" and as being a long time no-hoper.

Joe Beaulieu says: Theres a full page spread about Undrugged in the new Alternative Press. The subheadline is "British label sobers up and celebrates its tenth anniversary. Jon Wiederhorn waits for the love bus".

It goes on to say... Jazz Butcher eccentric Pat Fish had a different view [than Bob Mould who said 'now all I have to do is play Carnegie Hall and then I can quit']. 'Albert Hall means to me a load of rich English students raising Union Jacks to the sounds of Helga. It means Cliff Richard and Eric Clapton. We phoned up Creation to see if we could play, and they said yeah, but we had a press release ready that stated how we weren't going to play anywhere that Eric Clapton had played if they said there was no space for us'.