Live at the Leather Fly! 🪰 Butthole Surfers!

A quick 5.55 review of The Butthole Surfers Live at the Leather Fly! A place that seemingly not exist, did it ever exist? In this reality or should we consider it in an alternate existence brewing this one or another dimension or any other?

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Butthole Surfers review on Live at The Leather Fly

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The Buttholes have been formally on pause for a decade, enough time for even more legends to emerge, not to mention reissues and the inevitable documentary film struggling its way towards general release. Now, here’s the latest in an irregular series of live albums called Live At The Leather Fly. This release has caused some confusion during its formal announcement, with the supposed titular venue at which it was recorded actually being Gibby Haynes’ Platonic ideal of a nightclub.
Those trying to find out more information on the venue have their work cut out for them as it doesn’t exist. Even if it’s not immediately clear where it was actually recorded, more prosaically, the when is pretty clearly a quieter public year for them, 1992, somewhere in between their turn on the first Lollapalooza tour in 1991 and the 1993 major label debut “Independent Worm Saloon“. Plenty of tracks from that album such as ‘Dust Devil’, ‘The Annoying Song’ and ‘Dancing Fool’, get early airings alongside already established favorites such as ‘Graveyard’ and ‘Human Cannonball’.