SNFU - Live ITALY 1992

Live European Tour, 27-10-1992. SNFU, one of the longest running, most popular Canadian punk acts, formed in Edmonton, Alberta in 1982. They are still going strong today under the leadership of permanent members Mr. Chi Pig (vocals) and brothers Brent and Marc ("Muc") Belke (guitars). Originally an acronym for Society's No Fucking Use, SNFU initially comprised Chi Pig, the Belkes, bassist Warren Bidlock and drummer Evan "Tadpole" Jones. However, over the next decade the group's rhythm section changed from album to album and tour to tour. As you can see from the list to the left, there are currently 17 people on the SNFU roster that have played at one time or an other with the band.
SNFU's first two releases, 1985's ...And No One Else Wanted to Play and If You Swear, You'll Catch No Fish, were straight- ahead skate punk albums with strongly political lyrics, released on BYO Records. For 1988's Better Than a Stick in the Eye the quintet moved to the larger indie label Cargo Records, for whom they also recorded 1992's mostly live The Last of the Big Time Suspenders, intended to be their final album.
Just as SNFU appeared to be finished, Epitaph Records -- the most commercially successful U.S. independent label of the 1990s -- offered them a record contract. Along with new bassist Rob Johnson and drummer Dave Rees, Chi Pig and the Belkes returned with 1993's Something Green and Leafy This Way Comes, which, not surprising, had a more typical West Coast/Epitaph sound. Following the release of 1995's The One Voted Most Likely To Succeed, the group returned with 1996's FYULABA (produced by Dave Ogilvie of Skinny Puppy), their first album not to have a seven word title (though it does have a seven letter title). In 1997 Brent Belke and David Rees left the group; SNFU decided to continue on as a four-piece with new drummer Sean Stubbs, recording the Canada-only live release Let's Get It Right the First Time.
In 2000 SNFU released a 5 song EP on Alternative Tentacles titled The Ping Pong EP. Currently (Sept. 2004), SNFU has recorded their 8th full-length album "In the meantime and in between time". This future release is set to be released on their own record label, Rake Records.

[@mattthompson9395]

Love hearing the "Something Green and Leafy" songs live. Chi had such a great voice

[@Beefmouth]

SNFU! Canadian Punk Legends!! So Great!!

[@dovlaBass]

Great live sound, they are great live

[@rhysmon7cellobiscante]

that's my bro on drums...wicked!!!!!

[@josephsinsalot]

rhysmon he throws down!!!

[@AfdA81]

To me it was the best lineup

[@hellobiafra]

ohhh this is heaven finally i found this song live-* A BOMB *best song ever
costa rican guy

[@Brainiac6968]

*A Bomb" LIVE!! Million Times better than the bad studio version...

[@Victor-jk7qj]

100 % agree!

[@colin1778]

I still have that same Wongs shirt.

[@SaultiBalldeip]

Haha Dave is going hard on drums...so weird to see this. I have seen SNFU 40+ times and this sure brings back memories. Marc and Dave I still talk to all the time.
FYULABA stands for "Fvck You Up Like A Bad Accident"

[@VykSeconds]

'A Bomb' from Something Green And Leafy This Way Comes.

[@gotanervezine]

Anybody knows where this was shot? It looks like a theater venue with a 'pretty big stage but no bouncers and quiet crowd was standing with their elbows on the stage floor -nothing uncommon in the 80's.

[@Nis589]

I was there and the show was held in Modena :)

[@scrayek]

what's tha name of that song????