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.