fraser shakesman

Bret Hart V Roddy Piper Wrestlemania 8 Cactus Jack V Triple H (Royal Rumble Street Fight) Ron Simmons V Big Van Vader (early 90's. Vader's first loss) Ultimate Warrior V Macho King Randy Savage (Wrestlemania 7)

my favourite part was watching a guy being chased by the police at half four on sunday morning. the music was good too. as was ian brown getting pissed off at the sound engineers.

we recorded a crap version of twist and shout. needless to say we never attempted it live. the other covers have been the mighty quinn which was ok and elvis' burning love which again was ok. covers are good for a giggle now and again

i wouldn't say they are the best tribute band i've seen (the LA Doors get my vote) but i agree that they were brilliant.

musical disagreements? hope you manage to string something together though.

John Lennon stole a harmonica from a shop in Holland in 1960 and played the same one on the Beatles' early hits. Dennis Wilson had the Manson family living at his California home just prior to the murder of Sharon Tate. Charlie Manson auditioned for a part in the Monkees. Shed 7 beat Oasis in a Battle of the Bands. Elvis came third in an Elvis lookalike contest. 2 members of U2 are catholic, the other 2 are presbitarian.

maybe not the best B-side ever but "I am the walrus" should never have been the flip of "Hello Goodbye"

not in any particular order the wildcards after that performance at the lemon tree on saturday. the leads or whatever they call themselves now, i forgot. the little kicks simon gall band. they do a great version of bring it on home to me. cuts CD is good so i'll try and see them soon. Twenty Eight are cool too. can't think of anyone else just now.