one fellow's political coverage, music ramblings and general hijinks across decades under a range of guises at several locations often in a state of awe.
Peso playlist Sunday June 23, 2002 Funki Porcini – Burge Squarepusher – Tundra Pulp – This is Hardcore The Boo Radleys – Barney and Me Teenage Fanclub – Star Sign United Futures Organization – Good Luck Shore Smoke City – Mr Gorgeous Super Furry Animals – Ymaelodi A’r Ymylon Kings of Convenience – Toxic Girl … Continue reading “Mental Notes: June 2002”
Peso playlist Friday June 7, 2002
Peso playlist Wednesday May 8, 2002
From a March 1998 posting on a Humbug bulletin board:
When body surfing, stage diving and head banging came to Hong Kong.
(insert at end: Trademark (©) symbols have been added to references that are probably covered by copyright, dead peoples’ estates or simply for a further belch that any culture’s language is not free from commercial plunder)
Burswood Dome Was accompanied by one of those famous The Australian cartoons of a slobbering Brian Johnson and Angus Young at 2/3 of the broadsheet’s page. In color in the Eastern States. Brian Johnson, lead vocalist of arguably the world’s greatest rock and roll band, AC/DC, knew just how to whip this parochial crowd into … Continue reading “AC/DC, Saturday November 2, 1996”
If you squint, just a little, the deserts of Texas and the deserts of Australia could look fairly similar to the untrained eye. ADAM CONNORS spoke to Mark Pirro, of Dallas’ Tripping Daisy, about yet another similarity.
If you squint, just a little, the deserts of Texas and the deserts of WA could look fairly similar to the untrained eye. ADAM CONNORS spoke to Mark Pirro, of Dallas’ Tripping Daisy, about yet another similarity.
While the majority of the UK music scene is measuring each others’ hair length, IQ and ‘Beatleness’, some bands are actually getting down to business and writing great music. Once again it is led by Swervedriver, a band originally from Oxford but who now command one of their biggest audiences in America, the traditional graveyard … Continue reading “interview | Swervedriver (1995)”
