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Hi,

I run a couple of club nights in Aberdeen, and we're looking for an experienced drummer to drum along with commercial/chart/electro/DnB in the club on Thursdays. It won't be every Thursday, but ideally would like you to start on the 22nd September for a night called Contagious Behaviour at Bad Apple - Upstairs. You will be paid and the amount is TBC.

Send me a text on 07966706991 with your name, experiece etc.

Cheers,

Nick

come on. in the vein of no warning/guns up/blacklisted etc etc

looking for a drummer and bassist in aberdeen, central. send me a pm if you're keen.

in the vein of anything from bridge9, deathwish, dead and gone etc etc - whatever

pretty sure this has been cancelled. bummer.

swanton bombs are pretty good.

the plight are fucking amazing nice one guys. as are the computers.

proper tragedy. 'i wanna rock and roll' and 'i'm gonna break down' are two of the best punk songs ever recorded. his solo stuff was amazing, especially the first lp and the matador singles. definitely an amazing songwriter and definitely, in my opinion, one of the best in our generation.

That's exactly what I was going to say.

Fail.

haha. yeah i was going to say this too. there's also an english band called seein' red.

who cares?

adolescents - creatures

"could care less about the queers, THEY'RE FUCKED"

Hardcore dancing is quite possibly the most ridiculous gig trend to emerge in the past ten years, but it's pretty hilarious to watch. Some of the little rasclarts get well into it like it's some kinda fine art, like "yo, check the elevation on my roundhouse kick".

Still, if that's what the floppy fringe brigade want to do then I don't really have an issue with it. If you hit me with one of your crazy kicks, though, I'm going to punch you in the haircut.

hardcore dancing has hardly emerged in the past ten years.

brilliant gig. stoked.

so we just need a singer to jam with, riffs are kinda like the hives with bits of fucked up/career suicide riffs, vocalist wanted to shout, but shout well. so if you're up for this, post in here - or text message me on : 0 seven 828044 seven 0 five

taa

that's um, musical vision for anyone who didn't get it.

hard to get hold of this place! cheers,

nick

no, just riffs.

boring thread which hadn't been replied to in over a week? nice one, any other shite threads you'd like to resurrect? perhaps the one about shane mcgowan playing in aberdeen and miami at the same time?

i don't post here every second of my life, so hey it was new to me!

in the vein of, cut the shit, suicide file, the rites, negative approach, although if you like any of these bands then it'd probably be cool too...

english/uk/us/aussie punk/pop circa 60's onwards, hardcore/garage/indie punk from the 80's onwards, some hip-hop.. the adolescents, g.g. allin and the jabbers, the germs, regulations, cut the shit, the rites, the 86 mentality, the bad brains, no justice, negative approach, carry on, alkaline trio, weakerthans, saves the day, the mountain goats, minor threat, metros, estranged, black flag, the reatards, justice, strokes, mono men, zero boys, shitty limits, no warning, loud and clear, neutral milk hotel, radio birdman, career suicide, vitamin x, dean dirg, skrewdriver, dead stop, wire, modern life is war, crash the pose, shark attack, the vicious, fighting shit, minor threat, the kids, youth of today, warzone.

bands getting big is entirely due to right place right time, nothing else. this is why i'd probably throw it out there and say that a band starting in aberdeen is probably 1,000x less likely to 'make it' than a similar band in edinburgh or london.

shame i'm not about for this. looks really good.

boring thread.

go on then.

can be seen, in full, here: Flickr: gonowheres' Photostream

here are some examples...

classics of love

mike park

the hijacks

crash down

suggestions anyone, and vague directions would be awesome. ideally not the obvious skateparks.

cheers!!

Drummer now