This data was originally scraped from the Fugazi Live Series website by Carni Klirs for his project "Visualizing the History of Fugazi", and is now kept up to date via scrape_fls_shows.
Format
dataframe with one row for each show.
- gid
show id
- fls_id
Fugazi Live Series id
- show_date
Show date
- venue
Venue
- door_price
Door price
- attendance
Attendance
- recorded_by
Recorded by
- mastered_by
Mastered by
- original_source
Original source
- sound_quality
Sound quality rating: Excellent, Very Good, Good, or Poor
- played_with
Bands played with, comma-separated
- fls_notes
Any official note shown on the show's page (e.g. "Previously released on CD (FLS29)"), NA when the show has none
- tour
The touring period the show belongs to (e.g. "1988 Fall European Tour"), scraped from the FLS listing pages' own tour headings - see
scrape_fls_listing_data.- city
City, scraped from the FLS listing pages - see
scrape_fls_listing_data. Not yet disambiguated for cities that share a name with another tour stop (Portland, Columbia, etc.) - seeothervariablesfor the disambiguated version.- subdivision
Subnational administrative unit (US state, DC, Canadian province, or Australian state/territory), where applicable (
NAoutside those three countries) - seescrape_fls_listing_data.- country
Country, scraped from the FLS listing pages - see
scrape_fls_listing_data.- track_1-track_n
Tracks, one column per track slot up to the widest tracklist in the data
Provenance
Derived-cleaned. Produced by Repeatr_1 from the raw scrape (scrape_fls_shows); typed/cleaned, no song classification yet.
Examples
# How many people did Fugazi perform for, across the shows available in
# the Fugazi Live Series data?
test <- Repeatr0
test <- dplyr::mutate(test, attendancedata = nchar(attendance))
test <- dplyr::filter(test, attendancedata>0)
test <- dplyr::mutate(test, attendance = as.numeric(attendance))
test <- dplyr::filter(test, is.na(attendance)==FALSE)
totalpeople <- sum(test$attendance)
totalpeople
#> [1] 885650