Rain Like the Sound of Trains, Freemasonry, Car vs Driver, Bite,

February 19, 1994 - This was probably the best show we played thus far. Rain Like the Sound of Trains tweaked people pretty hard at this show, but they were awesome and totally won me over. They are on my top 10 list of all-time favorite Dischord bands, and I'm glad we got to play with them. Another flyer for the show below, which is also possibly my favorite Car Vs. Driver flyer of all time.

Bite, Barrel, Freemasonry, Car vs Driver,

November 7, 1993 - Classic Atlanta local show flyer. I think Rebar might have played instead of Barrel, but I'm not sure.

Car vs Driver, Freemasonry, Tilt

September 26, 1993 - We played a few shows with Tilt, but I guess Bad Religion and Green Day were playing the same night. Probably at the Masquerade.

Car vs. Driver - Live at the Somber Reptile 1993-1994

Car vs. Driver - Live at the Somber Reptile

Here are the downloads:

Car vs. Driver - Fall 1993 at Somber Reptile

Car vs. Driver - 1993-11-07 at Somber Reptile

Car vs. Driver - 1993-12-12 at Somber Reptile

Car vs. Driver - 1994-09-24 at Somber Reptile

Car vs. Driver - 1994-12-30 at Somber Reptile

These are all soundboard recordings transferred from cassette by Steve Wishart (Such As, Car vs. Driver, Scout, Fields Lay Fallow, To The Mean). Some of these are pretty rough, in both sound quality and performance, but we didn't have the greatest in recording technologies at our disposal, or musical ability for that matter. People seem to like our Live at WREK shows as the best representation of the live Car vs. Driver sound, but I'm posting everything for completeness' sake. For your information, I'm not sure what the lineup of the Fall 1993 show was, but the 11/7/93 show was with Freemasonry and Bite, the 12/12/93 show was with Spiney Norman and Drive Pipe, the 9/24/94 show was with Act of Faith and Levelhead, and the 12/30/94 show was with Scout, Inkwell and Lowboy.

By the way, Steve is moving to Guatemala in a few weeks with the AFLCIO, and plans on being there for several years, so I would like to wish him all the best on his new life in Central America.