Bell Five and Society Live at Exile

Eric McCarthy dug the first Society of Friends in-store gig so much that he had them back. And joining them on the bill was Bell Five Horizon Hour. Bell Five delivered a dose of psychadelic shronk that rattled around in folks' brains for a while. Society then let rip with one of the more vicious sets of their lifetime, jamming on weird rock riffs, playing James Tenney's "Having Never Written a Note for Percussion," performing the old-time favorite "Yoda," and ending it all by turning out all the lights in the store, cranking strobe lights, and letting loose a wall of tremendous feedback. Another triumph for the Society.

January 7, 2000 Bell Five Horizon Hour and Society of Friends Live at Exile on Main Street
	Eric McCarthy dug the first Society of Friends in-store gig so much that he had them back. And joining them on the bill was Bell Five Horizon Hour. Bell Five delivered a dose of psychadelic shronk that rattled around in folks' brains for a while. Society then let rip with one of the more vicious sets of their lifetime, jamming on weird rock riffs, playing James Tenney's "Having Never Written a Note for Percussion," performing the old-time favorite "Yoda," and ending it all by turning out all the lights in the store, cranking strobe lights, and letting loose a wall of tremendous feedback. Another triumph for the Society.

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