Spiritfest 5/9/98


CD1
Sleeping Bag
One Handed In The Redroom
Couldn't Know
Seasoned Glove
Dragline
Street Justice
The Bridge
Lolita
Slowburn

CD2
Gasoline
Veronica
No Such Luck
Jessie
Pansy
One More Bottle
instrumental/Mother
School
Kansas City Spirit Festival, Lazer New Rock Amphitheatre 5/9/98

An excellent show with many songs rarely performed live.

'Street Justice' is a Twisted Sister cover, 'Pansy' has Public Enemy lyrics midway through and while Paw are playing an Instrumental towards the end, Hennessy recites the lyrics from Pink Floyd's 'Mother'. The show ends with teh favoured Nirvana cover 'School'.





Bottleneck 7/24/2000


CD1
Ruby Red
One Handed In The Redroom
The Bridge
Built Low
Blow Wind
Dragline
Naiad
Hope I Die Tonight
Sleeping Bag

CD2
Hard Pig
Home Is A Strange Place
Sunflower
Texas
Couldn't Know
Betty and Mike
No Such Luck
Jessie
This show featured more songs for the imminent EP release, 'Home is a Strange Place'
A rare performance of 'Texas' and the unreleased 'Betty & Mike', also known as 'Innocuous', performed at CBGB, New York with Steve Tulipan on vocals. They lyrics are different as Hennessy had re-written Steve's version.
This may be something to do with the comment made by Mark Hennessy on Steve re-writing some of Mark's lyrics, and also Steve calling Jessie, Mark's dog which inspired the 'Dragline' song 'Jessie', a 'motherfucker'. Mark was not happy with this.





Palomar - World Without Horses



Beggars Love Thieves
Deer Park Road
Pocketknife
Substance of the Saints
World Without my Soul
Walk into the Sky
Watermark
Birds of Prey
On the Hoof
I Live in Darkness

Peter Fitch - Drums Dan Hines - Bass Grant Fitch - Guitars, Vocals

Basically Paw without Mark. Very much like the song "Texas" and "Last One"

Track 4, 'Substance of the Saints', is a re-work of 'St Jude', a 'Home is a Strange Place' outtake but with a softer sound and different lyrics.

Originally, this album was released through Outlaw Records and only available from the band themselves through their, now defunct, official website.

The album is no longer sold anywhere.





Keep the Last Bullet for Yourself

Keep The Last Bullet For Yourself

Released: late 1998, Outlaw Records

Slowburn
Street Justice
I Know Where You Sleep
Imaginary Lover
30 Days
Surrender
The Bridge
Remora
Kid Cotton
School

A CD of b-sides/covers/rarities the band released themselves. It was sold online for a short time and at their shows. "Slowburn" and "The Bridge" are from the BBC Radio One session. "Street Justice" is a Twisted Sister cover, recorded July '98, supposedly for the soundtrack to Dee Snider's movie Strangeland (it didn't make it, however). "30 Days" (previously unreleased) and "Imaginary Lover" are from the Odor Chair Sessions. "Remora" is a previously unreleased track from '94 that includes a clip of the Allman Brothers.







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