The Toadies - "She Burns"

Live at Trees in Dallas.... very, very early incarnation of the band.

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[jimbo2346]

Kind of an early incarnation of I Burn. Sweet. The Toadies are too damn underrated.

[KeroroGunsouTX]

That's why you always, always, ALWAYS wear a condom.

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[reddeadseed2]

I like "she burns" more than "I burn", anyone else agree? not sayin "Iburn" isnt good, but this is pretty sick

[TinyJiant]

I miss Lisa & damn, we were so much younger then - great times

[beanhouse55]

@jimbo2346 every fucking video i go to someone makes an "underrated" post and it's always top of the "overrated" comments

[WingsOfTheMind]

Wow. You actually have a live, well filmed filmed version of "She Burns"?? That is so awesome!! I love how the guitarist was experimenting on stage, finding his niche. Hell, they were finding it together at this time. They eventually matured this song into "I Burn". Yes, they were from the same root, but were still two different songs. Actually, "She Burns" IS the root of "I Burn". A great band discovering what they can actually be... live, made my day. Where did you get this early footage?

[BtotheH]

I actually like this version better

[sararudd92]

@fathermackenzie11 I wish i could have been their

[fathermackenzie11]

Holy crap, did anyone else have to make it down those stairs behind the stage when you were really drunk...I remember..or barely remember...almost busting my ass on that fuckin' death trap.

[chm3rd]

@NatRohde Very cool! We'd always be stoked when someone would buy our cassette at Sound Warehouse, so thanks for that! Yeah, it was kinda like blackmarket Toadies 'cause Todd would have our cassettes in the back of the store. I think there was some political red tape we'd have to deal with if we wanted Sound Warehouse to put our stuff on the shelf. And we always enjoyed playing Madhatters, being in Fort Worth and playing the smaller venues, definitely great times!

[NatRohde]

@chm3rd: hey I remember buying that cassette from Todd back in the day. That was a cool experience. I saw you guys at Madhatter's a few times, then heard the tape was for sale in the the local section at Sound Warehouse on Camp Bowie. Imagine my surprise when Todd was there and got me a copy from the back. Good times!