Spencer does a short but satisfying set at the Powerhouse on Sunday arvo.
Spencer P Jones - Live @ The Powerhouse - 16 Aug 2009
Monday, September 7, 2009
New Christs
First up is actually the supports sets by The Dangermen and Killerbirds before the Cosmic Psychos on the 11th. Unfortunately I was not feeling well and didn't hang round for the Psychos. Good sets however by both bands. Killerbirds hail from Victoria and I do believe one of the the guitarists is a cosmic psycho daughter.
Killerbirds - Live @ The Step Inn - 11 Aug 2009
The Dangermen - Live @ The Step Inn - 11 Aug 2009
Later that week, The Hits supporting New Christs
The Hits - Live @ The Step Inn - 14 Aug 2009
The New Christs - Live @ The Step Inn - 14 Aug 2009
Killerbirds - Live @ The Step Inn - 11 Aug 2009
The Dangermen - Live @ The Step Inn - 11 Aug 2009
Later that week, The Hits supporting New Christs
The Hits - Live @ The Step Inn - 14 Aug 2009
The New Christs - Live @ The Step Inn - 14 Aug 2009
Monday, August 17, 2009
Splendour 2009
The Great Northern Pre Splendour Party
Dananananackroyd - 3 Songs Live @ The Great Northern - 24 July 2009
Yves Klein Blue - Live @ The Great Northern - 24 July 2009
Bloc Party - Live @ The Great Northern - 24 July 2009
Splendour
Every year now i say I won't go but I go and find enough for it to be worth my while. I think the problem the Festival has for the last couple of years is that it has a reasonable set of headliners but not much good second division overseas stuff. Lots of good local bands and Local is OK but most of them I have seen over the last year or so anyway. This wqas the first festival for a long time where i wandered between tents without watching a full set. Maybe it needs to get bigger to afford that kind of bulk. But that won't happen at the current site.
So without further ado here is what I saw.
Polaroid Fame - Live @ Splendour - 25 July 2009
Deer Republic - Live @ Splendour - 26 July 2009
Jack Ladder - Live @ Splendour - 26 July 2009
Dappled Cities - Live @ Splendour - 25 July 2009
Kram - 3 Songs Live @ Splendour - 26 July 2009
The Beautiful Girls - Live @ Splendour - 26 July 2009
White Lies - Live @ Splendour - 26 July 2009
The Middle East - Live @ Splendour - 26 July 2009
Children Collide - Live @ Splendour - 27 July 2009
The Gutter Twins - 4 Songs Live @ Splendour - 26 July 2009
Doves - Live @ Splendour - 26 July 2009
Happy Mondays - Live @ Splendour - 25 July 2009
The Specials - Live @ Splendour - 26 July 2009
Flaming Lips - Live @ Splendour - 26 July 2009
Dananananackroyd - 3 Songs Live @ The Great Northern - 24 July 2009
Yves Klein Blue - Live @ The Great Northern - 24 July 2009
Bloc Party - Live @ The Great Northern - 24 July 2009
Splendour
Every year now i say I won't go but I go and find enough for it to be worth my while. I think the problem the Festival has for the last couple of years is that it has a reasonable set of headliners but not much good second division overseas stuff. Lots of good local bands and Local is OK but most of them I have seen over the last year or so anyway. This wqas the first festival for a long time where i wandered between tents without watching a full set. Maybe it needs to get bigger to afford that kind of bulk. But that won't happen at the current site.
So without further ado here is what I saw.
Polaroid Fame - Live @ Splendour - 25 July 2009
Deer Republic - Live @ Splendour - 26 July 2009
Jack Ladder - Live @ Splendour - 26 July 2009
Dappled Cities - Live @ Splendour - 25 July 2009
Kram - 3 Songs Live @ Splendour - 26 July 2009
The Beautiful Girls - Live @ Splendour - 26 July 2009
White Lies - Live @ Splendour - 26 July 2009
The Middle East - Live @ Splendour - 26 July 2009
Children Collide - Live @ Splendour - 27 July 2009
The Gutter Twins - 4 Songs Live @ Splendour - 26 July 2009
Doves - Live @ Splendour - 26 July 2009
Happy Mondays - Live @ Splendour - 25 July 2009
The Specials - Live @ Splendour - 26 July 2009
Flaming Lips - Live @ Splendour - 26 July 2009
Sunday, August 16, 2009
The Step Inn in July
Ric's is free but the Step Inn is cheap and the beer is cheaper. So two weeks in July upstairs at the Step Inn local garage pop punk stuff is on display with first a set by Sweet Dreams which is advertised as a combination of various other bands but which looks suspiciously like eat laser scumbag with a different drummer. This is quite a good thing.
Sweet Dreams - Live @ The Step Inn - 11 July 2009
The next week it's a big night. The Sips release the 7'' that's been cluttering up the underbed space for nigh on a year now. To support them they have gathered the cream of local bands including the newly formed Undead Apes which really does have members of various other bands Sekiden, Eat Laser Scumbag, Dick Nasty, Gazoonga Attack, and Fancy Boys [one from each], Blank Realm, and The Heels.
It was great. Though the sound upstairs at the Step Inn is iffy.
The Heels - Live @ The Step Inn - 18 July 2009
The Undead Apes - Live @ The Step Inn - 18 July 2009
Blank Realm - Live @ The Step Inn - 18 July 2009
The Sips - Live @ The Step Inn - 18 July 2009
As a bonus I will throw this one in. Early in the year Eddy Current Suppression Ring did a show at the Step Inn downstairs and it was excellent. My recording gear decided to only record one channel properly and I filed it away. I have now produced a mono file. It's actually quite listenable.
Eddy Current Suppression Ring - Live @ The Step Inn - Feb 2009 - MONO
Sweet Dreams - Live @ The Step Inn - 11 July 2009
The next week it's a big night. The Sips release the 7'' that's been cluttering up the underbed space for nigh on a year now. To support them they have gathered the cream of local bands including the newly formed Undead Apes which really does have members of various other bands Sekiden, Eat Laser Scumbag, Dick Nasty, Gazoonga Attack, and Fancy Boys [one from each], Blank Realm, and The Heels.
It was great. Though the sound upstairs at the Step Inn is iffy.
The Heels - Live @ The Step Inn - 18 July 2009
The Undead Apes - Live @ The Step Inn - 18 July 2009
Blank Realm - Live @ The Step Inn - 18 July 2009
The Sips - Live @ The Step Inn - 18 July 2009
As a bonus I will throw this one in. Early in the year Eddy Current Suppression Ring did a show at the Step Inn downstairs and it was excellent. My recording gear decided to only record one channel properly and I filed it away. I have now produced a mono file. It's actually quite listenable.
Eddy Current Suppression Ring - Live @ The Step Inn - Feb 2009 - MONO
Primavera 2009
I had a great time. The quality of the acts was superb and they all played great sets. The venue is one of the best I have seen. Maybe a liitle too much concrete but its better than the Gold Coast Parklands dustbowl. The Spanish smoke more than I could have imagined possible and on Friday night it actually made Debbie and I ill enough to leave early.
My only real complaint was the sound, mainly at the ATP stage but also Vice. The bass sound was overwhelming sometimes. It made Jesu almost unlistenable. I could see a guy playing guitar but could barely hear him. I could however feel the bass and the backing track in my chest. The mix for the Drones meant you could barely hear Gareth's guitar [when it worked] and you could hear every note the bass played. Same with Jay Reatard at Vice and to a lesser extent Oneida. The Rockdelux and Pitchfork stages were OK. Didn't see enough on the Main Stage to make much comment but it seemed alright.
On the Primavera Forums when I mentioned it few had similar comments. Some mentioned sweet spots but really you should be able to get listenable sound anywhere except close to the speakers and maybe right down the front depending on what is coming off the stage. We have sound guys in Australia who think their mission in life is to let everyone hear the drums, I mean really hear the drums, but this was ridiculous.
Anyway I saw
The Vaselines
Jesus Lizard
Women
The Bats
Jay Reatard
Sleepy Sun
Carsick Cars
The Drones
SunnO)))
Shellac
Jesu
Deerhunter
Oneida
and at the Joan Miro Park on Saturday
Bowerbirds
Sleepy Sun again
and
Ponytail.
The park show was magic. 150 people maybe under the palm trees in the early afternoon with a couple of beers.
All of those I recorded except SunnO))) for battery reasons and The Bats where I don't know what happened really, the first 4 minutes are fine then it just disappears. Pity, cause they wee excellent.
Debbie [my wife] saw Shearwater, and Daisy Kitty & Lewis and thought they were great.
I saw most of Lions Constellation from a ticket line so i didn't record them but they were pretty good.
We went to see Bat For Lashes but just didn't find it interesting enough to stay. Magnolia Electric Company was the same. The set started off quite slow and did not grab me at all and in any case I have a set from Splendour a couple of years ago which is quite good.
Tried to see Neil Young and MBV and Sonic Youth but the crowds were terrible. As in large. Young and Sonic Youth I have seen before but MBV would have been good.
I am beginning to think I would be no good at the larger festivals like Roskilde or Rock Wetcher. Or the US shows like Coachella.
I will return for Primavera as soon as I figure which rich aunt is least likely to be missed.
My only real complaint was the sound, mainly at the ATP stage but also Vice. The bass sound was overwhelming sometimes. It made Jesu almost unlistenable. I could see a guy playing guitar but could barely hear him. I could however feel the bass and the backing track in my chest. The mix for the Drones meant you could barely hear Gareth's guitar [when it worked] and you could hear every note the bass played. Same with Jay Reatard at Vice and to a lesser extent Oneida. The Rockdelux and Pitchfork stages were OK. Didn't see enough on the Main Stage to make much comment but it seemed alright.
On the Primavera Forums when I mentioned it few had similar comments. Some mentioned sweet spots but really you should be able to get listenable sound anywhere except close to the speakers and maybe right down the front depending on what is coming off the stage. We have sound guys in Australia who think their mission in life is to let everyone hear the drums, I mean really hear the drums, but this was ridiculous.
Anyway I saw
The Vaselines
Jesus Lizard
Women
The Bats
Jay Reatard
Sleepy Sun
Carsick Cars
The Drones
SunnO)))
Shellac
Jesu
Deerhunter
Oneida
and at the Joan Miro Park on Saturday
Bowerbirds
Sleepy Sun again
and
Ponytail.
The park show was magic. 150 people maybe under the palm trees in the early afternoon with a couple of beers.
All of those I recorded except SunnO))) for battery reasons and The Bats where I don't know what happened really, the first 4 minutes are fine then it just disappears. Pity, cause they wee excellent.
Debbie [my wife] saw Shearwater, and Daisy Kitty & Lewis and thought they were great.
I saw most of Lions Constellation from a ticket line so i didn't record them but they were pretty good.
We went to see Bat For Lashes but just didn't find it interesting enough to stay. Magnolia Electric Company was the same. The set started off quite slow and did not grab me at all and in any case I have a set from Splendour a couple of years ago which is quite good.
Tried to see Neil Young and MBV and Sonic Youth but the crowds were terrible. As in large. Young and Sonic Youth I have seen before but MBV would have been good.
I am beginning to think I would be no good at the larger festivals like Roskilde or Rock Wetcher. Or the US shows like Coachella.
I will return for Primavera as soon as I figure which rich aunt is least likely to be missed.
Life After Spain
How to get back into the swing of things in Australia after spending all my monies in Europe. Why, go to Ric's of course, it's free. Drink Coopers Green and see great bands like Mum Smokes up from Melbourne where the other good bands come from. Crewed by The Ancients’ Jonathan Michell, Karl Scullin of KES Band fame, Julian Patterson from Minimum Chips and Zond’s Justin Fuller the band play a wide range of styles but all of it engaging.
Mum Smokes - Live @ Ric's - 10 July 2009
Couple of weeks later back to Ric's for local band Teeming With Wildlife who now sport a vocalist and keyboard and who are all the better for it. Not that they were bad before. Far from it.
Teeming With Wildlife - Live @ Ric's - 01 Aug 2009
Mum Smokes - Live @ Ric's - 10 July 2009
Couple of weeks later back to Ric's for local band Teeming With Wildlife who now sport a vocalist and keyboard and who are all the better for it. Not that they were bad before. Far from it.
Teeming With Wildlife - Live @ Ric's - 01 Aug 2009
Sunday, July 19, 2009
My Trip To Spain Part 2 - Almost Primavera
As well as the festival itself Primavera has a number of record label showcase gigs running during the week before. I went to two of these; The Holy Cobra Society Showcase at the Sidecar, and the Heart Of Gold show at The Apolo.
Holy Cobra Society
Uber who were due to play pulled out so it was a late start at this intimate cellar venue to see Muletrain and The Intelligence. I spent the frst half of Muletrains set searching for a shop in as Ramblas which sold batteries. It was the night of the Champions League final and everyone was shut. Finally scored in an Internet Cafe somewhere. So I only got the last 15 minutes. Crashbeat they call it. Punk Hardcore Pop.
Muletrain - Live @ The Sidecar - 27 May 2009
The Intelligence are US indie pop and very good at it too.
The Intelligence - Live @ The Sidecar - 27 May 2009
On the way home I moved through the crowd in Place Catalunya celebrating the Barcalona win. Many of them were still there two days later.
Heart Of Gold
Got lost on the subway so I missed the first set by The Disciplines. Reigning Sound features Greg Cartwright of The Oblivians doing more straight forward material. At the time I was very ho hum with this set but it has grown on me.
Reigning Sound - Live @ The Apolo Barcalona- 26 May 2009
Holy Cobra Society
Uber who were due to play pulled out so it was a late start at this intimate cellar venue to see Muletrain and The Intelligence. I spent the frst half of Muletrains set searching for a shop in as Ramblas which sold batteries. It was the night of the Champions League final and everyone was shut. Finally scored in an Internet Cafe somewhere. So I only got the last 15 minutes. Crashbeat they call it. Punk Hardcore Pop.
Muletrain - Live @ The Sidecar - 27 May 2009
The Intelligence are US indie pop and very good at it too.
The Intelligence - Live @ The Sidecar - 27 May 2009
On the way home I moved through the crowd in Place Catalunya celebrating the Barcalona win. Many of them were still there two days later.
Heart Of Gold
Got lost on the subway so I missed the first set by The Disciplines. Reigning Sound features Greg Cartwright of The Oblivians doing more straight forward material. At the time I was very ho hum with this set but it has grown on me.
Reigning Sound - Live @ The Apolo Barcalona- 26 May 2009
Friday, July 10, 2009
My Trip To Spain Part One - Not Primavera Sound 2009
It is finished and I have had my lungs cleaned out and my feet replaced so I can think straight now. Sorry it has taken so long but after Primavera we pretty much went straight to Galcia and did the last 120km of the Camino Francis to Santiago and then moved round Spain till arriving back home last Wednesday. In all our travels I could not find access to computers to do anything except transfer the recordings to thumb drives at a Internet Cafe for safety [and for my troubles I picked up a virus at some cafe while doing that]
I am still going through the recordings in Barcalona as I have some issues with the sound on a couple. A few more days for those. In the meantime if you haven't already seen them, there are streaming set on the website of WFMU FM of many bands. and a few available for download at the Free Music Archive.
But you didn't think I would go to spain for 6 weeks and get just one festival, did you? No.
After we left Barcelona we walked the Camino and ended up in Santiage De Compostella as you do. There we saw a The Kapsberger Ensemble, a mainly Scandinavian Modern Baroque Ensemble who were magnificent. The leader pretty much shredded the Baroque Guitar and the upright bass [is that very baroque?] was cool as fuck. Unfortunately my rig was in the post from Barcalona. If you get a chance to see them take it.
Got to San Sebastian and as we wandered I saw this poster and thought well when am i going to get the chance hey?
till I saw this one and realized it was closer and free.
So
Los Creyentes
are a Spanish rockabilly band, the whole quiff, white uniform and black braces, call and response by the crowd trying to pronounce english words they have never heard before thing. great fun.
Phantom Surfers
were way cool.
Ivan Julian
played Blank Generation and Love Comes In Spurts as well as his own recent material and it was not too bad.
Roy Loney
is crazy and put on a great show. Sang Teenage Head [still in my top 5 ever songs] and he must play a lot in Spain cause the crowd knew a lot of his material. It was great.
Chesterfield Kings
were disappointing. The band were OK but the lead singer looks like John Cooper Clarke acting like Steve Tyler trying to mimic Mike Jagger in an Arkansas accent trying out for the New York Dolls. Funny as fuck for all the wrong reasons.
In Seville got a Flamenco Club set and a recital in a local church by the Peterhouse Chapel Choir from Cambridge UK. Great stuff. My dad will love it. He sings Bass in the Mackay Choir.
So to Lisbon and lo and behold I see ads for Delta Tejo festival which is pretty much all latin music except for
Buju Banton.
Not gunna miss him so 1 Day ticket in hand along we went. He was great. Started with some dancehall then a long set of his conscious stuff.
But to top it off last saturday night we along with 6500 of our closest Portuguese friends [i hadn't realized before how many of them were gay] went to the Atlantic Amphitheater and saw
Kylie Minogue.
Brilliant Stuff.
I am still going through the recordings in Barcalona as I have some issues with the sound on a couple. A few more days for those. In the meantime if you haven't already seen them, there are streaming set on the website of WFMU FM of many bands. and a few available for download at the Free Music Archive.
But you didn't think I would go to spain for 6 weeks and get just one festival, did you? No.
After we left Barcelona we walked the Camino and ended up in Santiage De Compostella as you do. There we saw a The Kapsberger Ensemble, a mainly Scandinavian Modern Baroque Ensemble who were magnificent. The leader pretty much shredded the Baroque Guitar and the upright bass [is that very baroque?] was cool as fuck. Unfortunately my rig was in the post from Barcalona. If you get a chance to see them take it.
Got to San Sebastian and as we wandered I saw this poster and thought well when am i going to get the chance hey?
till I saw this one and realized it was closer and free.
So
Los Creyentes
are a Spanish rockabilly band, the whole quiff, white uniform and black braces, call and response by the crowd trying to pronounce english words they have never heard before thing. great fun.
Phantom Surfers
were way cool.
Ivan Julian
played Blank Generation and Love Comes In Spurts as well as his own recent material and it was not too bad.
Roy Loney
is crazy and put on a great show. Sang Teenage Head [still in my top 5 ever songs] and he must play a lot in Spain cause the crowd knew a lot of his material. It was great.
Chesterfield Kings
were disappointing. The band were OK but the lead singer looks like John Cooper Clarke acting like Steve Tyler trying to mimic Mike Jagger in an Arkansas accent trying out for the New York Dolls. Funny as fuck for all the wrong reasons.
In Seville got a Flamenco Club set and a recital in a local church by the Peterhouse Chapel Choir from Cambridge UK. Great stuff. My dad will love it. He sings Bass in the Mackay Choir.
So to Lisbon and lo and behold I see ads for Delta Tejo festival which is pretty much all latin music except for
Buju Banton.
Not gunna miss him so 1 Day ticket in hand along we went. He was great. Started with some dancehall then a long set of his conscious stuff.
But to top it off last saturday night we along with 6500 of our closest Portuguese friends [i hadn't realized before how many of them were gay] went to the Atlantic Amphitheater and saw
Kylie Minogue.
Brilliant Stuff.
Friday, May 22, 2009
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Fast And Loud Again
The Quickening, a Brisband institution of 12 years and of course I have never seen them or heard any of their material so I'm fresh to it and it was pretty good really. There's more words in here somewhere but i seem to have misplaced them.
Dick Nasty are just how I like my fast & loud.
Dick Nasty - Live @ The Step Inn - 16 May 2009
TheQuickening - Live @ The Step Inn - 16 May 2009
Dick Nasty are just how I like my fast & loud.
Dick Nasty - Live @ The Step Inn - 16 May 2009
TheQuickening - Live @ The Step Inn - 16 May 2009
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Kitten Licks at The Troubadour
Screamfeeder relaunch their LP, Kitten Licks in the first of a few dates around Australia and the first time the band have performed together for a while now. They sound like they never stopped. Support was Midget, Brisbane expats from Sydney [and 1998] and the local Butcher Birds.
Kitten Licks is a great album. Screamfeeder are a great band. And so everyone had a real good time.
Butcher Birds - Live @ The Troubadour - 09 May 2009
Midget - Live @ The Troubadour - 09 May 2009
Screamfeeder - Kitten Licks - Live @ The Troubadour - 09 May 2009
Kitten Licks is a great album. Screamfeeder are a great band. And so everyone had a real good time.
Butcher Birds - Live @ The Troubadour - 09 May 2009
Midget - Live @ The Troubadour - 09 May 2009
Screamfeeder - Kitten Licks - Live @ The Troubadour - 09 May 2009
Thursday, April 30, 2009
The Hits Open The Hi-Fi Bar with The Drones later that night
It wasn't ready but they opened anyway. It's big, cool, multi-leveled, loud, expensive, not sure how to do stuff like serve drinks, did I say big? I love it already. Parking will be a pain but I don't drink much so I drive whereas most of the intended clientele drink like elephants facing a drought [and dance like them too] so it may not be a problem.
The bitches I have heard so far range from lousy sound to too expensive to drink which for a place you go to drink and listen to music would seem like deal killers. I didn't find the sound that bad. The Drones were loud but clear enough. The support bands sounded like all support bands do. The sound guy pushes the 'support band' button as they start and it get muddy. Every venue has that button. I also think that as more get played they will tune it up for the room. So I am very optimistic.
Like I said, I don't drink much [I'm waiting for you all to catch up] so people paying over $10 for a mixed can is very meh to me. Right next door is a public bar which I am sure will get hit hard before, during, and after future shows.
Overall I think that it will prove a boon for West End and I look forward to seeing how it fits in.
So here they are.
The Hits played a great set. Like I said, the sound was poor so this may not be the best intro to the band.
The Hits - Live @ The Hi-Fi Bar - 29 Apr 2009
Witch Hat grew on me after the first couple of songs and I admit to not taking as much notice of them as I should. I took the opportunity to study the crowd which the layout allows much more than other venues in Brisbane where you tend to only see the backof the people in front of you. Also I was standing to the right of the stage for this set and the bass is very prominent in the mix.
Witch Hat - Live @ The Hi-Fi Bar - 29 Apr 2009
The Drones are my favourite band right now. And this is a good set. A little bass boomy but otherwise fine.
EDIT: I have now heard the official release of this set and seriously you should get hold of that. It sounds way better than this one. If you really want a Havilah laden set try the Zoo recording from last year. The sound is much better.
The Drones - Live @ A New Bar In Brisbane - Apr 2009
The bitches I have heard so far range from lousy sound to too expensive to drink which for a place you go to drink and listen to music would seem like deal killers. I didn't find the sound that bad. The Drones were loud but clear enough. The support bands sounded like all support bands do. The sound guy pushes the 'support band' button as they start and it get muddy. Every venue has that button. I also think that as more get played they will tune it up for the room. So I am very optimistic.
Like I said, I don't drink much [I'm waiting for you all to catch up] so people paying over $10 for a mixed can is very meh to me. Right next door is a public bar which I am sure will get hit hard before, during, and after future shows.
Overall I think that it will prove a boon for West End and I look forward to seeing how it fits in.
So here they are.
The Hits played a great set. Like I said, the sound was poor so this may not be the best intro to the band.
The Hits - Live @ The Hi-Fi Bar - 29 Apr 2009
Witch Hat grew on me after the first couple of songs and I admit to not taking as much notice of them as I should. I took the opportunity to study the crowd which the layout allows much more than other venues in Brisbane where you tend to only see the backof the people in front of you. Also I was standing to the right of the stage for this set and the bass is very prominent in the mix.
Witch Hat - Live @ The Hi-Fi Bar - 29 Apr 2009
The Drones are my favourite band right now. And this is a good set. A little bass boomy but otherwise fine.
EDIT: I have now heard the official release of this set and seriously you should get hold of that. It sounds way better than this one. If you really want a Havilah laden set try the Zoo recording from last year. The sound is much better.
The Drones - Live @ A New Bar In Brisbane - Apr 2009
Saturday, April 18, 2009
The Return of the Giants Of Science
was great. I didn't know you could fit that many riffs in one room. Supported by No Anchor and The Hits, massive riff machines in their own rights, I crowd loved it.
No Anchor - Live @ The Troubadour - 17 April 2009
The Hits - Live @ The Troubadour - 17 April 2009
Giants Of Science - Live @ The Troubadour - 17 April 2009
No Anchor - Live @ The Troubadour - 17 April 2009
The Hits - Live @ The Troubadour - 17 April 2009
Giants Of Science - Live @ The Troubadour - 17 April 2009
Good Friday
i heart hiroshima allowed back to Ric's and pack the place out for the first of three friday night shows in preparation for their assault on Europe. Show starts at midnight and the line was well formed by then. Not the best recording of them I have but try it anyway. Missed the second show last night but I'll be there next week for the last with Dick nasty oh yes I will.
i heart hiroshima - Live @ Ric's - 11 Apr 2009
I don't give links usually but if any europeans are reading here's their website. check the dates. you will have a good time believe me.
i heart hiroshima
in case anyone is upset by the name it is a [affectionate?] pisstake on Hiroshima Mon Amour the very great French fillum by Alain Resnais. Australian humour.
i heart hiroshima - Live @ Ric's - 11 Apr 2009
I don't give links usually but if any europeans are reading here's their website. check the dates. you will have a good time believe me.
i heart hiroshima
in case anyone is upset by the name it is a [affectionate?] pisstake on Hiroshima Mon Amour the very great French fillum by Alain Resnais. Australian humour.
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