Date: 08-26-1994
Location: Reading, England
Venue: Little John’s Farm (Reading Festival)
Setlist: |
01- Plump |
02- Never Go Away |
03- Beautiful Son |
04- Miss World |
05- Jennifer’s Body |
06- Asking For It |
07- Gutless |
08- Softer Softest |
09- I Think That I Would Die |
10- Credit in the Straight World |
11- Teenage Whore |
12- Doll Parts |
13- Violet |
14- Never Go Away |
Surfaced:
• Audio #1. 43:21. Most of the banter has been edited out (including before Plump).
• Audio #2. 32:20. Audience recording. Missing the banter before Plump, but most of the banter in the rest of the show is included. There are some sound fluctuations. Missing Beautiful Son, Miss World, Softer Softest, and the reprise of Never Go Away.
• Audio #3. FM Radio Broadcast – Beautiful Son, Miss World, Gutless, Softer Softest, Credit in the Straight World, and Doll Parts. Appears on the bootleg Kiss Away the Darkest Day.
• PRIV-shot Video. 47:35. Mostly complete – missing Courtney throwing her guitar at the end. Audience shot. During Softer Softest, a man stands behind Courtney with a camcorder – this footage hasn’t circulated.
• PRO-shot Video. Clips aired on MTV, including a short clip of Never Go Away.
📄 Transcript
Hole Lineup: Courtney Love (Guitar/Vocals), Eric Erlandson (Guitar), Melissa Auf der Maur (Bass/Background Vocals), and Patty Schemel (Drums).
Other Bands: Cypress Hill, The Lemonheads, Frank Black, Pavement, Gang Starr, Trans-Global Underground, The Verve, The Flaming Lips, Collapsed Lung, Wedding Present, Lush, Sebadoh, The Auteurs, Leeper, Velocity Girl, Honky, Smudge, Drug Store, Deus, The Tea Party
Notes:
• Hole’s first show since the deaths of Kurt and Kristen. Their first full-length live show since 11-14-1993 at the Moore Theater.
• There were about 65,000 people in the audience.
• The first show with Melissa Auf der Maur.
• The first performance of Never Go Away, an early, incomplete version of Sugar Coma.
• Drew Barrymore (Eric’s then-girlfriend) was in the audience.
Photos by Kevin Cummins, Brian Rasic, Hayley Madden, Tony Mottram, P.G. Brunelli