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[Mick Maverik]

Originally Posted by Jonny Lucifer

Any opinions on our new CD?

I left mine in the Taxi! Damnit! But I've heard some of the tracks at my mate Grant's. They sound good like.

Andy

[Afro Droid]

Photaes from our show here:

http://www.blairnichols.co.uk/radiol...1&spgmFilters=

Here's one ta keep ya goin':



www.radiolucifer.co.uk

Our next show is HALLOWEEN at Moshulu, we'll have t-shirts and more of our new CD, so save your pocket money

[Jamie]

Wouldn't normally hi-jack a thread, but given the GNR show is past now, and it should be very much the same interest group....

also, 14+ allowed

Dogs D'Amour + Deadloss Superstar
Wednesday 19 October
Tickets £12 (£8 concessions & regulars)
Doors Open: 8.30pm
Show Starts: 9pm

The Dogs D'Amour came out of the mid-80's with a unique mixture of glam- and punk-influenced rock'n'roll and a do-or-die attitude. Their album from 1988, titled Unauthorised Bootleg on China Records, is a hard-to-find collector's item with only 2000 copies printed. It's an official compilation of songs they played live since 1983 and before they landed their major recording deal, an answer to the bootlegging that took place back then. The breakthrough was made with the 1988 album In The Dynamite Jet Saloon followed by an acoustic ballad EP called A Graveyard Of Empty Bottles the year after (limited edition of 15'000 copies), which was very representative of Tyla's poetic style of sad romance and booze. Now they're back together witha new album (or two) under their belt, catch them while you can.

www.tylaandthedogsdamour.com

http://www.lemontree.org/Music/event.cfm?eventid=2631

[Afro Droid]

I'm DJing, it'll be ace.