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[J]

Hey if there is anyone on here that came to the gig on the 31st of July that Normans Fetish, Contra and us (unbroken silence) were playing could any of you guys tell me what you'ze thought as our guitarist/singer Aaron keeps puttin himself down on it and we thought it went well.

So of any of you guys have opinions or if anyone went please get back here any comments atall will be considerd impotaint.

[J]

Ok well i take it that everyone that went don't go on Aberdeen-music.com.

Camie probably went.

[J]

naa camie missed the start. what about you Timson?

[Cloud]

I was outside wearing items of french headwear and working...looked like there was a fairly good turnout for an all local lineup, so that's definitely good

[J]

yeh looked quite pack on stage... lol i think i saw you

Where is Timson?!

[Cloud]

out having a life?

speaking of which, i must get ready for work..

[J]

I've just finished work soo nana. Timson is probaly at home rubbing his nipples.

[SnowWhite]

I was there...I was selling merch upstairs so i didn't really hear much of your set. However being a major Fenix TX fan I heard the start of your cover and ran down to hear it. I am a huge fan of them, (remember that before you hate me for what I say)...I didn't really think the singers voice was right for that song. I could hear it straining a bit.

I heard you do a blink cover too, which is cool...but cus they're so popular and well known I didn't really think that was a good idea. Just my opinion though! Cus everyone there would know the song and be able to notice mistakes easily.

Personally, I think doing covers at gigs is a bad idea. People are probably wanting to hear your original stuff, rather than covers. They can just listen to the covers at home, so they probably wont wanna pay to see a band do a few covers rather than all their original stuff. Also, the audience may come away with opinions of your covers, kinda like me, rather than opinions of your own songs.

I remember our first gig in Kef was scary and we put ourselves down too. But dont, cus it always seems worse to you onstage than it does to the audience. Now, I'm gonna do the really patronising thing and say what lots of people used to say about us: you'll get better with time and practice and experience.