Live Performances by Misfits
The Misfits Full Concert Live in Pennsylvania - Featuring Halloween and More
Pensylvania, PA, United States
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In November 1982, when the Misfits performed at the Pennsylvania live show captured in the recording, the band was at a pivotal point in their career.... Read Full Description >
In November 1982, when the Misfits performed at the Pennsylvania live show captured in the recording, the band was at a pivotal point in their career. This concert came shortly after the release of their iconic EP "Earth A.D./Wolf's Blood," which debuted in late 1983 and is considered a cornerstone of their sound, merging punk rock with horror-themed lyrics and aggressive instrumentation. The live performance reflects the band's raw energy and distinctive aesthetic, characterized by their horror punk style, which would go on to influence countless artists in the genre. Notably, Glenn Danzig's commanding stage presence during this era helped solidify his status as a significant figure in punk music. The setlist from the performance features early Misfits classics, showcasing a blend of their themes of violence and the macabre, foreshadowing the band's lasting legacy in alternative music culture.
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In January 1997, when the Misfits performed at Zeche Carl in Essen, Germany, they were in a period marked by significant evolution in their career. Th... Read Full Description >
In January 1997, when the Misfits performed at Zeche Carl in Essen, Germany, they were in a period marked by significant evolution in their career. This live recording showcases the band’s setlist that includes tracks from their earlier punk roots as well as newer material that reflects their adaptation and transition during the 1990s. Notably, the Misfits had released their album *American Psycho* in 1997, which was their first studio album since reuniting with new members after the original lineup disbanded in the 1980s. The show captures the band's blend of classic songs like "Halloween" and "Skul" with fresh tracks like "American Psycho" and "Walk Among Us," providing a glimpse into their effort to merge the legacy of their earlier sound with the evolving punk landscape. The performance is significant as it highlights their resurgence and re-establishment in the punk scene, drawing both long-time fans and new audiences.
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In 1997, the Misfits were in a transformative phase, riding the wave of renewed popularity following their reunion in 1995. The live recording of "Hyb... Read Full Description >
In 1997, the Misfits were in a transformative phase, riding the wave of renewed popularity following their reunion in 1995. The live recording of "Hybrid Moments" captures the band during this era, shortly after releasing their album "American Psycho," which came out in 1997. This album marked a significant moment for the band, as it featured a more polished sound and included several songs that would become staples in their live performances. The recorded performance showcases the Misfits' commitment to their legacy while also adapting to the changing landscape of punk rock. Notably, this era saw the band’s frontman, Michale Graves, taking on the role of lead vocalist, which brought a new dynamic to their music and vocals. The 1997 performance is emblematic of their resurgence and dedication to connecting with both new and longtime fans.
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On April 25, 1997, during the performance in Lund, Sweden, Misfits was in a transitional phase, having reformed in 1995 with a new lineup led by Jerry... Read Full Description >
On April 25, 1997, during the performance in Lund, Sweden, Misfits was in a transitional phase, having reformed in 1995 with a new lineup led by Jerry Only, who acquired the rights to the band's name and legacy. Before this show, they released "American Psycho" in 1997, which was their first record to feature new material since the original band's dissolution in the early 1980s. This album marked a significant moment as it blended the classic punk horror aesthetic with a more polished sound, appealing to both old fans and a new generation. By this time, Misfits had also expanded their tour presence and began reviving their classic songs alongside new material, indicating their intent to reestablish their relevance in the punk scene. The Lund concert was an important point in their post-reunion era, showcasing both their historical roots and a new chapter in their musical journey.
The Misfits Live Performance of 'Green Hell' at First Avenue Club
First Avenue Club
Minneapolis, MN, United States
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In November 1997, when the Misfits performed at the First Avenue Club in Minneapolis, they were in a transitional phase of their career. At this point... Read Full Description >
In November 1997, when the Misfits performed at the First Avenue Club in Minneapolis, they were in a transitional phase of their career. At this point, they had recently released their album "American Psycho" in 1997, marking a significant comeback after a prolonged hiatus. This album was notable for its polished production and included songs that showcased the band’s evolution from their punk roots to a more accessible, alternative metal sound. The live performance of "Green Hell" during this era is particularly interesting, as it highlighted the band's ability to blend their trademark horror punk aesthetic with the newer musical direction. Additionally, this show is part of the first tour since the band's reformation in 1995 with a lineup that included singer Michale Graves, emphasizing their re-establishment in the punk scene after years of lineup changes and a dormant period.
The Misfits - Halloween Live Performance at First Avenue Club, Minneapolis
First Avenue Club
Minneapolis, MN, United States
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In November 1997, when the Misfits performed "Halloween" live at the First Avenue Club in Minneapolis, they were coming off the release of their album... Read Full Description >
In November 1997, when the Misfits performed "Halloween" live at the First Avenue Club in Minneapolis, they were coming off the release of their album "American Psycho," which had debuted earlier that year. This album marked a significant moment in the band's history, representing their return after a decade-long hiatus and introducing a new lineup that included frontman Michale Graves. The performance captured in the recording reflects the band's evolution, demonstrating their ability to blend punk rock with a horror-infused aesthetic, a signature element of their identity. Notably, "Halloween" has become one of the Misfits' most iconic songs, often associated with their live shows and the Halloween season, further solidifying their legacy in the punk and horror punk genres. The energy of the performance showcases the band's enduring appeal and strong fan base during this period of their career.
Misfits - Saturday Night Live Performance at Astoria, London
Astoria
London, United Kingdom
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In the years leading up to the live recording on November 30, 1998, the Misfits were undergoing significant changes. By this time, the band had releas... Read Full Description >
In the years leading up to the live recording on November 30, 1998, the Misfits were undergoing significant changes. By this time, the band had released their album "American Psycho" in 1997, which marked a major shift in their sound and lineup. This was the first album featuring vocalist Michale Graves, following the departure of founding member Glenn Danzig. The Astoria concert captures the Misfits at a dynamic point in their career, showcasing their attempt to reestablish themselves in the punk rock community after a prolonged hiatus since the late 1980s. Interestingly, "American Psycho" was both commercially successful and instrumental in reintroducing the band to a new generation of fans. The live performance from the Astoria illustrates the group's energetic stage presence and their efforts to synthesize classic Misfits elements with a contemporary approach, solidifying their legacy in the punk genre.
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In 1999, during the time of their live recording in Japan, the Misfits were experiencing a notable resurgence in their career, having released their a... Read Full Description >
In 1999, during the time of their live recording in Japan, the Misfits were experiencing a notable resurgence in their career, having released their album "American Psycho" in 1997. This album marked their first release with vocalist Michale Graves, who brought a new energy and direction to the band following their original frontman Glenn Danzig's departure. "American Psycho" features a more modern punk sound and includes tracks like "Dig Up Her Bones," which became popular among fans and significantly revitalized their following. Their performance in Japan showcased the band's growing international presence and the enthusiasm of their fanbase outside of the United States. The live show is also indicative of the Misfits' ability to maintain their horror punk aesthetic while adapting to the evolving music landscape of the late '90s. This period marked a crucial phase for the band, as they sought to solidify their legacy and attract a new generation of fans.
Misfits Live Performance of 'Dig Up Her Bones' at FBZ Braunschweig, Germany
FBZ
Braunschweig, Germany
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In June 1999, when the Misfits performed live at FBZ in Braunschweig, Germany, the band was amidst a significant phase in their career. This was after... Read Full Description >
In June 1999, when the Misfits performed live at FBZ in Braunschweig, Germany, the band was amidst a significant phase in their career. This was after the release of their album "American Psycho" in 1997, which marked their return with a new lineup and a modernized sound. The track "Dig Up Her Bones," prominently featured in this live recording, showcases the band's evolution from their horror punk roots while still retaining elements of their iconic style. Interestingly, the Misfits had reformed in the mid-1990s with a lineup that included frontman Jerry Only and guitarist Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein, both original members. This concert reflects the band's ability to connect with audiences in Europe, a testament to their enduring popularity and the legacy of their music, which continued to resonate with both old and new fans. The live performance exemplifies the blend of energy and theatricality that the Misfits are renowned for.
Misfits Live Performance of 'Saturday Night' at BFZ Braunschweig, Germany
BFZ
Braunschweig, Germany
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In June 1999, when Misfits performed live at BFZ in Braunschweig, Germany, the band was riding the wave of a revival following their reunion with orig... Read Full Description >
In June 1999, when Misfits performed live at BFZ in Braunschweig, Germany, the band was riding the wave of a revival following their reunion with original members. Prior to this show, they had released *American Psycho* in 1997, marking their first album with new lead vocalist Michale Graves. The band was instrumental in the horror punk genre and was known for their theatrical performances and distinctive imagery. This recording captures Misfits during a period characterized by a renewed energy and engagement with both old and new fans. The setlist included classic tracks like "Last Caress" and newer songs such as "Dig Up Her Bones," highlighting their ability to blend legacy with fresh material. Interestingly, this performance is part of a series of shows that helped solidify their presence in the late '90s punk scene, demonstrating their evolution from a cult icon status to more mainstream recognition.
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In the live recording from January 1, 2023, titled "WHERE EAGLES DARE," the Misfits were performing as part of their ongoing reunion tour with their o... Read Full Description >
In the live recording from January 1, 2023, titled "WHERE EAGLES DARE," the Misfits were performing as part of their ongoing reunion tour with their original lineup, featuring Glenn Danzig, Jerry Only, and Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein. Prior to this performance, the Misfits had released their album "The Devil's Rain" in 2011, marking their first full-length studio album with new material in several decades. This live event showcases the band's significant return to the punk scene, as they had maintained a steady following and influence over the years despite periods of inactivity. An interesting fact about this recording is that it highlights the enduring legacy of the Misfits, as they continue to attract fans across generations, solidifying their position as iconic figures in punk rock history.
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As of June 4, 2023, when the live recording featuring Doyle W. Von Frankenstein was performed in Houston, the Misfits were experiencing a notable resu... Read Full Description >
As of June 4, 2023, when the live recording featuring Doyle W. Von Frankenstein was performed in Houston, the Misfits were experiencing a notable resurgence in their career. Prior to this event, the band had released a series of singles and EPs while maintaining a strong presence in the punk and horror punk scenes. Notably, they had also released the album "The Misfits," which came out in 2019 and was the first new material from the band in decades, solidifying their comeback. The Houston concert reflects the band's status as a legendary act, celebrated not just for their music but also for their theatrical performances and distinctive aesthetic. Doyle's presence at the concert highlights the enduring legacy of the Misfits, appealing to both longtime fans and new listeners alike, while showcasing their ability to rock with vigor and charisma, defying the passage of time.
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In July 2023, the Misfits performed live in New Jersey, continuing to solidify their status as punk legends, particularly with their original lineup. ... Read Full Description >
In July 2023, the Misfits performed live in New Jersey, continuing to solidify their status as punk legends, particularly with their original lineup. Prior to this concert, the Misfits released their album "The Lost Tapes", which came out in 2022. This album features previously unreleased tracks and showcases the band's ability to remain relevant while honoring their storied past. The live concert captures the essence of their signature horror punk style, which has been a defining characteristic since their inception in the late 1970s. Notably, this performance marked a significant moment for fans, especially given the artist's tumultuous history with lineup changes and hiatuses. For many attendees, including the individual who recorded the concert, this was a long-awaited opportunity to experience the Misfits’ unmistakable energy live, reflecting both the band's enduring legacy and the nostalgic connection they maintain with their fanbase.
Misfits Perform 'Last Caress' Live at Pomona Fairplex - NO VALUES 2024
Pomona Fairplex
Pomona, CA, USA
MISFITS Live Performance of 'Hybrid Moments' at No Values Fest
No Values Fest
Pomona, CA, United States
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As of June 8, 2024, during the No Values Fest where the live recording of "Hybrid Moments" took place, the Misfits were likely promoting their most re... Read Full Description >
As of June 8, 2024, during the No Values Fest where the live recording of "Hybrid Moments" took place, the Misfits were likely promoting their most recent album, which would be "Descendants of Doom," released in 2023. This marked a significant period of resurgence for the band, following their reinvigorated legacy and new material after years of lineup changes and hiatuses. The Misfits, known for their theatrical horror punk aesthetic, had cultivated a dedicated fanbase, and live performances like the one at No Values Fest helped maintain their relevance in the contemporary music scene. In this phase of their career, they showcased a combination of classic tracks and newer songs, appealing to both longtime fans and newer audiences. Their energetic live presence continued to make them a cornerstone of punk rock, emphasizing their enduring influence and the strong connection they have with their fans.
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The live recording featuring Michael Graves singing "Astro Zombies" captures a pivotal moment in Misfits' history during the late 1990s. This performa... Read Full Description >
The live recording featuring Michael Graves singing "Astro Zombies" captures a pivotal moment in Misfits' history during the late 1990s. This performance likely took place around the time of the band's resurgence and the release of their album "American Psycho" in 1997. It was a significant departure from their earlier work, showcasing a more polished sound while retaining the band's horror punk roots. Notably, "Astro Zombies" originally appeared on the Misfits' 1985 album "Legacy of Brutality," but it became a part of the Graves era as the band developed a new lineup and identity. Graves's charismatic stage presence and vocal style helped to propel the Misfits into new commercial territory, making them accessible to a broader audience. The live footage reflects the enthusiastic reception the band received during this transformative period, highlighting their enduring legacy and impact on the punk genre.
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Before the live recording “Misfits Saturday Night,” which showcases the band's energetic performance, the Misfits had recently released their albu... Read Full Description >
Before the live recording “Misfits Saturday Night,” which showcases the band's energetic performance, the Misfits had recently released their album "Earth A.D./Wolf's Blood" in 1983, a significant record in the hardcore punk genre. "Earth A.D." is often credited with influencing the development of extreme music styles. By the time of this live performance, the Misfits were coming off a transitional phase after the original lineup disbanded, yet they maintained a loyal fanbase driven by their unique horror-inspired aesthetics and fast-paced music. This particular live performance captures the raw energy of the Misfits during a crucial time in their career, contributing to their legendary status as pioneers of punk. The band's distinctive sound, coupled with their theatrical style, continues to resonate with audiences, making live recordings like this an important part of their legacy.
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The Misfits, a pivotal band in the horror punk genre, experienced significant transformation and recognition during the late 1970s and early 1980s. Th... Read Full Description >
The Misfits, a pivotal band in the horror punk genre, experienced significant transformation and recognition during the late 1970s and early 1980s. The live recording of "Skulls" featuring Glenn Danzig and Robo likely dates back to a period when the band was solidifying their influence in the punk scene. Prior to this performance, they released their influential album "Static Age" in 1978, which was a compilation of tracks recorded earlier but not officially released until years later. This album contained iconic songs that would define their sound and establish a cult following. By the time of the live performance captured in the video, Misfits had cultivated a raw energy and theatrical style that would resonate deeply with their fans. They were known for their elaborate horror-themed imagery and lyrical content, which set them apart from contemporaries. The performance of "Skulls," a fan favorite, exemplified their blend of punk rock and horror motifs, capturing the essence of the M
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The live performance featured in "Misfits Descending Angel Live Official Music Video" showcases the band during a pivotal point in their career. Havin... Read Full Description >
The live performance featured in "Misfits Descending Angel Live Official Music Video" showcases the band during a pivotal point in their career. Having reunited in 1995 with a new lineup, the Misfits were promoting their album "American Psycho," released in 1997, which marked a significant return to the music scene. This album was the first to feature the new frontman Michale Graves, contributing to a rejuvenation of the band's sound while maintaining the signature horror punk aesthetic. "Descending Angel," a track from this record, exemplifies their blend of catchy melodies and dark themes, which they are well-known for. The live recording captures the Misfits' high-energy performance style, a hallmark of their earlier years, and underscores their ongoing influence in the punk rock genre as they navigated their legacy while appealing to a new generation of fans. Notably, this period also saw the band expand its reach, participating in various tours and collaborations that revitalized
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Before the live recording titled "Danzig - Mother 93 Live," the Misfits had solidified their reputation as pioneers of horror punk. The band’s earli... Read Full Description >
Before the live recording titled "Danzig - Mother 93 Live," the Misfits had solidified their reputation as pioneers of horror punk. The band’s earlier work, particularly the albums "Static Age" and "Walk Among Us," laid the groundwork for their distinctive sound, characterized by fast tempos, melodic hooks, and themes of horror. Glenn Danzig, the band's frontman, formed the Misfits in 1977, and they became known for their theatrical live performances and eclectic image. The recording in question is associated with Danzig’s solo career and the album "Thrall-Demonsweatlive," which was released in 1993 and showcases Danzig's evolution from his original band. The live performances during this era highlight his enduring influence in the rock genre and the incorporation of elements from his work with the Misfits, despite the band’s split in the late '80s. This live concert also reflects the ongoing popularity of Danzig's music, marked by a blend of heavy metal and punk influences that contin
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The live performance of "Dig Up Her Bones" by Michale Graves and Marky Ramone at Rock In Rio reflects a significant period in the Misfits' career. Fol... Read Full Description >
The live performance of "Dig Up Her Bones" by Michale Graves and Marky Ramone at Rock In Rio reflects a significant period in the Misfits' career. Following their reunion in 1995 with Michale Graves as the frontman, the band released "American Psycho" in 1997, which marked a transformation in their sound and a shift towards a more mainstream approach. This era was characterized by an infusion of punk and alternative rock elements, which resonated with a broader audience compared to their earlier horror punk style. The performance at Rock In Rio showcases the band’s rising popularity during the late 1990s, as they headlined a significant festival known for its diverse lineup and massive crowds. Notably, this live recording captures the energetic spirit of the Misfits during a time when they were revitalizing their music and engaging with new fans, establishing their legacy in the punk rock genre.
Brody Dalle Performs 'Hybrid Moments' - Kerrang! Radio Live Session
Kerrang! Radio Live Session
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The Misfits, a pioneering punk band known for their horror-themed lyrics and imagery, were experiencing a resurgence in popularity around the time of ... Read Full Description >
The Misfits, a pioneering punk band known for their horror-themed lyrics and imagery, were experiencing a resurgence in popularity around the time of the live recording. Before the live session featuring Brody Dalle's cover of "Hybrid Moments," the Misfits had released their album "The Devil's Rain" in 2011, marking a significant return to their original sound after a long hiatus. Interestingly, the band had undergone several lineup changes throughout its history, with Glenn Danzig being their most recognized frontman during the early years. "Hybrid Moments," originally from their seminal 1983 album "Walk Among Us," exemplifies their ability to blend melodic elements with raw punk energy, showcasing themes that would later influence a multitude of artists across genres. This cover by Dalle reflects the enduring legacy of the Misfits, bridging the gap between classic punk and contemporary music.
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The live performance of "Helena" by Misfits captures a pivotal moment in the band's evolution. This song, featured on their 2003 album "The Devil's Ra... Read Full Description >
The live performance of "Helena" by Misfits captures a pivotal moment in the band's evolution. This song, featured on their 2003 album "The Devil's Rain," represents the band's return after a significant hiatus and lineup changes. Prior to this, there was a long gap since their last studio recording, making this era notable for the band's reestablishment in the punk and horror punk scene. The live rendition showcases a matured sound, blending iconic Misfits horror themes with a more polished musicality. Another interesting aspect of this period is that "The Devil's Rain" was the first Misfits album to include Jerry Only on lead vocals after a long absence of Glen Danzig, highlighting a significant shift in the band's identity. The performance exemplifies their transition into a new chapter while retaining the raw energy that originally defined their music.
Michale Graves: 'Crying on Saturday Night' Live at Club Bourbon, New Port Richey
Club Bourbon
New Port Richey, FL, United States
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The live recording of "Crying on Saturday Night" featuring Michale Graves took place during a pivotal time in the Misfits' career. Following the band'... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Crying on Saturday Night" featuring Michale Graves took place during a pivotal time in the Misfits' career. Following the band's reformation in the mid-1990s, Graves became the frontman and led the group into a new era, releasing "American Psycho" in 1997. This album marked a significant shift in their sound and introduced a more polished production compared to their earlier work. The performance at Club Bourbon in New Port Richey likely occurred around this period, showcasing the band's renewed energy and a blend of classic punk elements with contemporary influences. Notably, "American Psycho" and its follow-up, "Hell on Earth" from 1999, helped revive the Misfits' legacy, drawing in a new generation of fans while still paying homage to their horror punk roots. The live atmosphere captured in the video further emphasizes the band's enduring appeal and the excitement surrounding their comeback.
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The Misfits, known for their influential contribution to punk rock and horror punk, had a significant impact on the music scene prior to the live reco... Read Full Description >
The Misfits, known for their influential contribution to punk rock and horror punk, had a significant impact on the music scene prior to the live recording of "Last Caress" by Avenged Sevenfold. The Misfits had originally released their iconic album "Static Age" in 1978, which included tracks that would become staples in their repertoire, including "Last Caress." This song showcases the band's signature blend of horror themes and punk energy. By the time of Avenged Sevenfold's cover, the Misfits had experienced both lineup changes and periods of hiatus, yet they maintained a dedicated fan base and continued to influence numerous artists, particularly in the metal genre. The live recording reflects the enduring legacy of the Misfits and their songs, showing how their music continues to resonate and inspire new interpretations, especially around Halloween, when themes of horror and the macabre are celebrated.
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Danzig - Mother 93 Live
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#Misfits Legend Doyle W. Von Frankenstein Live Houston 2023
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Brody Dalle - Hybrid Moments (Kerrang! Radio Live Session, Misfits Cover)
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Michale Graves "Crying on Saturday Night" LIVE! HQ
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Misfits - Saturday Night (Live 1999)
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Misfits - Saturday Night (Live @ BFZ Braunschweig, Germany 1999)
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MISFITS - HYBRID MOMENTS (LIVE 1997)
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The Misfits Essen Zeche Carl 1997
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The Misfits - Halloween (Live)
First Avenue Club November 11, 1997