!!!, Black Dice, Avey Tare + Panda Bear + Geologist, Animals,

May 09, 2001 - May 10, 2001
free103point9 Project Space + Gallery (1997-2006)

97 South 6th Street | Brooklyn, NY 11211 | 718-599-5955
http://www.free103point9.org

Image of the free103point9 Project Space taken in 2006, towards the end of the space's life on South 6th. Fluorescent Grey is pictured during an Isolate Records Showcase that also featured Optic and G-Stompz.

Image of the free103point9 Project Space taken in 2006, towards the end of the space's life on South 6th. Fluorescent Grey is pictured during an Isolate Records Showcase that also featured Optic and G-Stompz.. Photographed by free103point9. (Jan 01, 2006)

Image of the free103point9 Project Space taken on December 15, 2004 during a show featuring What's Yr Damage?, Byron House, Haves + Thirds, Limp Lungs, and R.L.

Image of the free103point9 Project Space taken on December 15, 2004 during a show featuring What's Yr Damage?, Byron House, Haves + Thirds, Limp Lungs, and R.L.. Photographed by free103point9. (Dec 15, 2004)

Image of Tom Roe taken at the free103point9 Project Space on December 15, 2004 during a show featuring What's Yr Damage?, Byron House, Haves + Thirds, Limp Lungs, and R.L.

Image of Tom Roe taken at the free103point9 Project Space on December 15, 2004 during a show featuring What's Yr Damage?, Byron House, Haves + Thirds, Limp Lungs, and R.L.. Photographed by free103point9. (Dec 15, 2004)

!!! (Chk Chk Chk), Black Dice, Avey Tare + Panda Bear + Geologist, Animals also microcast

The free103point9 Project Space and Gallery was located at 97 S. 6th St. in Brooklyn from 1997-2006. On May 9, 2001, the space was beyond max capacity for performances by !!!, Black Dice, Avey Tare + Panda Bear + Geologist (later, @anmlcollective), and Animals. Animal Collective released a record with recordings from this show at free103point9, with proceeds going to two environmental justice groups.

The free103point9 Project Space was featured in Jon Fine contribution to Where the Wild Gigs Were: A Trip Through America's Legendary Underground Music Venues (ed. Tim Hinely, 2021). Fine writes, "But god, I loved it. I loved it even though, when you played there, you had to load your gear up two full flights of stairs. Ungentrified, narrow stairs, which distressingly gave a bit when you stepped on them, and variously squeaked, squealed, creaked and howled as you and your bandmates hauled your amps and speaker cabinets up to the third floor."

While we don't have visual documentation from that show on May 9, these images show the space across a few years of its life on S. 6th St.