Fugazi Live Series
Studio album by Fugazi
Released	April 2004
Recorded	1987-2002
Genre	Alternative rock
Length	various
Label	Fugazi Live Series
Producer(s)	Fugazi
Fugazi chronology
The Argument (2001)	Fugazi Live Series (2004)

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Set One

The first set of twenty live recordings was released in April 2004.

• 01 9-3-87 Washington, DC / Wilson Center
  • This was Fugazi's first ever live performance. Guy Picciotto was not yet a member of the band. Highlights include the previously unreleased song "Turn Off Your Guns".
• 02 12-28-87 Washington, DC / DC Space
  • Highlights include the previously unreleased (except on Vol. 1) song "Turn Off Your Guns".
• 03 10-8-90 Bielefeld, Germany / PC 69
• 04 11-6-90 Nancy, France / Terminal Export (2 discs)
• 05 8-17-91 Calgary, Canada / MacKewen Hall
• 06 6-28-92 Berlin, Germany / Tempodrom (2 discs)
• 07 2-14-93 Ft. Lauderdale, Florida / The Edge
• 08 8-7-93 Washington, DC / Washington Monument (2 discs)
• 09 9-4-93 Pontiac, Michigan / Plaza Ampitheater
  • Early copies of the disc erroneously placed this show in Detroit, Michigan.
• 10 11-17-93 Canberra, Australia / Anu Bar (2 discs)
• 11 8-26-94 Curitiba, Brasil / 92 Degrees (2 discs)
• 12 10-9-95 Peoria, Illinois / Expo Center (2 discs)
• 13 10-27-95 Seattle, Washington / DV8 (2 discs)
  • A portion of "Forensic Scene" from this show appears in the Fugazi film Instrument.
• 14 10-30-96 Sapporo, Japan / Counteraction
• 15 11-2-96 Hong Kong / South Island School Hall
  • Highlights include soundcheck recordings of "Place Position" and "Cassavetes".
• 16 5-2-97 NYC, New York / NYU Loeb Center (2 discs)
• 17 7-1-97 Dunedin, New Zealand / The Room (2 discs)
  • Highlights include an improvised instrumental tune while the sound crew sorts out a problem with the PA.
• 18 9-3-97 Washington, DC / Wilson Center (2 discs)
  • This was the tenth anniversary of Fugazi's first show. Footage of this performance appears in Instrument.
• 19 7-24-98 Fredericton, Canada / New Maryland Recreation Center (2 discs)
• 20 5-7-99 Kilkenney, Ireland / Friary Hall (2 discs)

Guy Picciotto (born September 17, 1965) is an American musician from Washington, DC. He is most widely known for his role in the band Fugazi (1987 - Present). ...

Set Two

The second set of ten live recordings was released in 2005.

• 21 3-16-90 Gainesville, Florida / American Legion Hall
• 22 10-14-91 Sydney, Australia / Triple J Radio
  • Live-in-studio performance. Highlights include an unreleased, piano-led instrumental, and the cover photo of Picciotto confronting a kangaroo.
• 23 5-29-92 Bordeaux, France / Theatre Barbey (2 discs)
• 24 8-9-93 Washington, DC / Fort Reno Park
  • Highlights include an instrumental version of "By You".
• 25 8-28-93 Kansas City, Kansas / Memorial Hall (2 discs)
• 26 10-6-99 Geneva, Switzerland / L'usine (2 discs)
  • Highlights include an instrumental version of "Ex-Spectator".
• 27 3-27-02 New Orleans, Louisiana / Tipitina's (2 discs)
• 28 10-22-02 Birmingham, UK / The Sanctuary (2 discs)
• 29 10-31-02 Leeds, UK / Metropolitan University Student's Union (2 discs)
• 30 11-4-02 London, UK/ The Forum (2 discs)
  • This was Fugazi's last performance before their current hiatus. Highlights include the rarely-performed "Lusty Scripps".