Live at the Matterhorn

Fat Freddy's Drop's debut live album, Live at the Matterhorn, is a captivating recording that showcases the band's unique blend of NZ reggae and dub sounds. Released in 2001, this album was captured during a raw midnight jam session at the infamous Matterhorn restaurant in Wellington, New Zealand. The four-track album, featuring 'Runnin', 'Rain', 'No Parking', and 'Bounce', may seem brief in terms of song count, but it boasts an impressive 70-minute playtime, immersing listeners in the band's infectious energy.

Recorded on 11th March 2001, Live at the Matterhorn is a testament to Fat Freddy's Drop's early days, honing their sound in the Wellington underground music scene. The album's cover features a photo of The Bucket Fountain, a landmark near the Matterhorn, adding a touch of local flair to the release. With Fulla Flash, aka Warren Maxwell, on sax duties, the band delivers a truly unforgettable performance. This live album is a must-listen for fans of Fat Freddy's Drop, offering a glimpse into the band's formative years and their signature sound, which has captivated audiences worldwide.