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Minuteman bassist Mike Watt’s plaid-shirted affability brought good vibes to Southern California punk rock’s surly disposition. Which partially explains why the alt-rock pantheon turned out for Watt’s all-hands solo debut, Ball-Hog or Tugboat? Joined by Dave Grohl (drums), Eddie Vedder (guitar), Pat Smear (guitar) and William Goldsmith (drums), Watt took his solo act on the road with “ring spiel” tour ‘95, documenting a rambunctious night in Chicago. Watt’s working-man grumble and trampolining bass focus a set consisting of Minutemen and fIREHOSE gems along with nifty covers like Daniel Johnston’s “Walking the Cow.”
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TRACK LISTINGS
1 Walking the Cow (Live)
2 Big Train (Live)
3 Formal Introduction (Live)
4 Against the '70s (Live)
5 Drove Up from Pedro (Live)
6 Habit (Live)
7 Makin' the Freeway (Live)
8 Chinese Firedrill (Live)
9 Piss-Bottle Man (Live)
10 Forever...One Reporter's Opinion (Live)
11 E-ticket Ride (Live)
12 Political Song for Michael Jackson to Sing (Live)
13 Coincidence is Either Hit or Miss (Live)
14 The Red and the Black (Live)
15 Secret Garden (Live)
16 Powerful Hankerin' (Live)
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