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[countess shazula]

yeah we should get the 'old skool after hours drakes drinking crew' along...andy was a hero to us lot at least!! seriously, he is a great dj...

home in a few hours...and it'll be straight back to work flyering for this gig!! come back maxi!! hehehe...

[Jim Stax]

Originally Posted by countess shazula

yeah we should get the 'old skool after hours drakes drinking crew' along...andy was a hero to us lot at least!! seriously, he is a great dj...

home in a few hours...and it'll be straight back to work flyering for this gig!! come back maxi!! hehehe...

You need a new Flyer Gimp! Afterall that's all, on numerous occassions, you said Maxi was good for

[Dizzy Storm]

Originally Posted by Twobackjoe

You need a new Flyer Gimp! Afterall that's all, on numerous occassions, you said Maxi was good for

oi!! talk like that will get me in trouble you know...grr...stirrer!

(dont believe him maxi!)

Le Reno Amps were really good but was kinda hoping they would be doing the whole band thing as I've only ever seen the 2 of them, new songs are sounding very appealing if not much of a departure from the old stuff.

Moha did nothing for me at all. Started off OK, I thought the initial riffs sounded like Earth/Sunn O)))) but just became a bit random for me.

Sincabeza were great and their CD is a very worthwhile purchase.

Staccato Set weren't what I expected at all, very good though.

All in all another bargain night of entertainment

L.R.A were fairly good. Not much differant to the last time I saw them.

Moha!: Highight of the night. Although they seemed to play a shorter set from the rest of the bands, perhaps it was just my imagination.

Sincabeza: Also very, very good. Reminded me of slint in places, ace drummer.

I didn't stay for all of Staccato Set, to be honest I kind of found them to be a bit boring, but i was also knackered so might have to watch them again to make my mind up.

[Jim Stax]

Originally Posted by Phantomsmasher

L.R.A were fairly good. Not much differant to the last time I saw them.

Moha!: Highight of the night. Although they seemed to play a shorter set from the rest of the bands, perhaps it was just my imagination.

Sincabeza: Also very, very good. Reminded me of slint in places, ace drummer.

I didn't stay for all of Staccato Set, to be honest I kind of found them to be a bit boring, but i was also knackered so might have to watch them again to make my mind up.

We played some mintal Grind-Jazz-metal-noisecore on the last two songs. Shame ye left...

I was surprised anyone was giving a fuck by the time we played to be honest... Officially my latest, or earliest, gig. (if you don't count being the Pelican clubs house drummer as a gig. Come to think of it the smelly Peli shut at two!)

It got surreal at time as I went between the two rooms; one playing 'camp as hell disco' and the other with a band playing 'scary scary stuff I couldn't comprehend and made my head tilt like a puzzled dog'.

Without question one of Aberdeens most eccentric nights of music and that's a good thing.

Originally Posted by Twobackjoe

We played some mintal Grind-Jazz-metal-noisecore on the last two songs. Shame ye left...

Hahaha... Less of that.