First chip "gig" was at my schools fun day, my friend and i were invited to play so we thought, "why not?"
Had plenty of mates cheering us on and made a few more out of it, it was a fun set.
i would have come more prepared if i did it again, took us forever to set up, and i would use non backlit gameboys, because live mode on a sunny day pre biversion days was pretty hard 
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Perth, WA
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Toronto, Ontario, Canada
my first chip gig was shaky at best.....didn't have the prosound mod on my gameboy yet (so i sounded terrible) and also had other technical problems.....but each gig seems to get better and better 
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Yuma, AZ
My first gig was tonight.
Got 4 clips from it.
Whatcha think? The sound is iffy... and they spelled my name wrong... haha
Pt 1 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yVe_vgio7w
Pt 2 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DNuY-gs-4E
Pt 3 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUcgQuqBAsk
Pt 4 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQ4JQHXB_1o <-The only guy enjoying himself is in this one XD
I could have been more animated, I know, but my cables were short 
Thoughts?
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Scotland
Starpilot wrote:
my first chip gig was shaky at best.....didn't have the prosound mod on my gameboy yet (so i sounded terrible) and also had other technical problems.....but each gig seems to get better and better
I've been playing shows for three years, never used a 'prosound' mod - the sound is fine. I don't get the obsession with them. The output is a bit clearer, but virtually unnoticeable when music is being played.
I'd say your first show isn't one that matters - you're only as good as your last performance.