1981 Shut Up 'N Play Yer Guitar (live)

1981 Shut Up 'N Play Yer Guitar (live)
"Hog Heaven"
[includes part of the leather conversation]
[Bozzio:] God, that was really beautiful . . .
[O'Hearn:] Ha-uh . .
"Shut Up 'N Play Yer Guitar"
[includes a quote from the Mystery Rehearsal Piece and part of the leather conversation]
[Bozzio:] He'd been out here a long time, you know, I wonder if he's really . . . entertained by this
"Treacherous Cretins"
[includes parts of the leather conversation]
Heh heh heh . . .
[Bozzio:] It's gone . . .
[O'Hearn:] What? Your talent for sucking?
[Bozzio:] I . . .
[O'Hearn:] Never . . .
"Heavy Duty Judy"
[includes an excerpt from Hands With A Hammer and part of the leather conversation]
[Bozzio:] Talk him down, Vic . . .
[Moire:] Mmm . . .
[O'Hearn:] Come on down, Johnny . . .
[Moire:] Okay . . .
"Gee, I Like Your Pants"
[includes a quote from Wooly Bully (Domingo Samudio) and part of the leather conversation]
Identify your last port of entry, space wanderer . . .
"Canarsie"
[includes a quote from the Mystery Rehearsal Piece]
Canarsie, where everyone looks the same . . .
"Ship Ahoy"
[includes part of the leather conversation]
[Moire:] Ee-el-eel-el-el-ell . . .
[O'Hearn:] Oh, Ship Ahoy
"Beat It With Your Fist"
[includes part of the leather conversation]
[John:] Keep on to it . . . ahm . . . Who's out there Gross Man? I know they're Gross Men . . .
[Girl:] No!
[Louis:] It 'cause . . . all my body! No . . . honey . . . Boogey-man or something, nothing's on there, Boogey-man!
[O'Hearn:] God! Right . . . well, oh, fuckin' . . .
[Bozzio:] Beat this fuckin' surfist . . .
[Moire:] No way, (gato . . .)
[O'Hearn:] Yeah, for Christ, beat it with your fist, for Christ . . .
"Return Of The Son Of Shut Up 'N Play Yer Guitar"
[includes part of the leather conversation]
[O'Hearn:] Heh heh heh heh heh. . . I was there last night . . .
"Pinocchio's Furniture"
[includes part of the leather conversation]
[O'Hearn:] Oh-ho-ho-you don't think so, huh?
"Stucco Homes"
[includes quotes from The Radio Is Broken, Dueling Banjos (Smith) and part of the leather conversation]
[Bozzio:] Once in a while . . .
[Moire:] Oh, (she got deaf)
[Bozzio:] Da-dwe-dee-da-doo-dwe-da-dee-da-doo-da-ah!
"Canard Du Jour"
[Bozzio:] Yeah . . .
[O'Hearn:] Kinda reminds you of home, doesn't it?