Live at the Matterhorn is the first live album by reggae band Fat Freddy's Drop.

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Live at the Matterhorn
Live album by Fat Freddy's Drop
Released	May 2001 June 24, 2005 (Re-Release)
Recorded	Wellington, New Zealand
Genre	Dub/Roots/Reggae
Length	70:08
Label	The Drop
Producer	DJ Fitchie
Fat Freddy's Drop chronology
Live at the Matterhorn (2001) Hope for a Generation (2004)

The album was recorded live at the Matterhorn restaurant in Cuba Mall, Wellington, New Zealand. The cover of the album features a photo of The Bucket Fountain, which is located near the Matterhorn. Although the album only contains four songs it plays for 70 minutes.

Out of print since 2004, Live at the Matterhorn was re-released on June 24, 2005 after the debut of their second album, Based on a True Story, having since become a Gold Record, selling over 10,000 copies^{[citation needed]}.

Track listing

1. "Runnin" – 21:28
2. "Rain" – 18:05
3. "No Parking" – 18:36
4. "Bounce" – 11:59

External links

• Amplifier.co.nz - Live at the Matterhorn

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