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a shot from the nunnery backpackers, and footage from a rental we stayed at with these peeps, awesome folks, fascination with ben lee notwithstanding.
(one of the best things about the intertube is that low-fi is a thing.. love it, this is 3rd/4th-use vhs quality!)
anyone who knows people in bands, knows people who've jammed with tim and kellie, music sluts in the best way, and total gear heads, 20k worth of retro axes in this clip. screamfeeder touring with superjesus or bluebottle kiss atm.. small venues. jive in adelaide in a week. brisbane and goldy now?
https://www.facebook.com/screamfeeder/videos/screamfeeder-bunny-live-in-...
oh yeh,
the obvious follow up.
such a classic.
never get sick of 'wrote you off'.
feel the same about 'push my button',
cos of tim pushing himself past caring,
cracker songwritier/chordist ol' timbo, cracker bass tonalist, kellie : )
(and may jesse welles and matt quinn never clear their throats, @JF)
basesix wrote:anyone who knows people in bands, knows people who've jammed with tim and kellie, music sluts in the best way, and total gear heads, 20k worth of retro axes in this clip. screamfeeder touring with superjesus or bluebottle kiss atm.. small venues. jive in adelaide in a week. brisbane and goldy now?
https://www.facebook.com/screamfeeder/videos/screamfeeder-bunny-live-in-...
oh yeh,
the obvious follow up.
such a classic.
never get sick of 'wrote you off'.
feel the same about 'push my button',
cos of tim pushing himself past caring,
cracker songwritier/chordist ol' timbo, cracker bass tonalist, kellie : )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYpNkoIjsBY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2fTHzYBXmY
It's such a good album, everything is perfect about it, the cover art, the album name and of course the songs especially these two and others like Fingers & toes, Sushi bowl, hole of blood maybe only the last few tracks fizzle out a little.
I like a lot of their other albums (the next three) but for me there is something about this albums sound and lyrics that just click.
basesix wrote:'blackers 2.0':
blackers wrote:play this at 1.5 speed!!! (we're a bit mellow and laconic in SA.. )
actually only for track 1, dial back to normal speed, or maybe 1.25 after the first track, haha)
This is also an Aussie classic, love these guys.
take the bairn and the missus on the 9th @indo
https://tickets.northcotesocialclub.com/outlet/event/e8e8771a-22a4-475e-...
(bluebottle kiss is a bands' band, musos seem to love 'em)
I use to go up town and see bands pretty much every second week, but these days i just cant be farked, the city drives me crazy.,
Missus just saw/told me Tumbleweed are playing in Melb in Jan too but i will probably skip both gigs, ive just seen them both enough times.
Will probably make the effort to go see Superchunk next month though, only seen them a few times and not since the 90s, at a good venue too.
yarp, I've got friends in balnarring, and in hastings and flinders, and they all feel the same way, I can only try to imagine how that jaunt would feel from where you are.. my mates in brunswick don't even rate the city.. 'what's there?' they say. why would you go into the city? funny how city adjacent people don't do the city.
probably you'd treat it like when I go to Melbs, like a city visit. you should do a couple nights like it's a holiday. epic fun when you do that, I have a place that @blackers recommended, where I get mussels at brunch, watch nice punk across the street. used to stay at tyrian apartments up brunswick st too, that's a nice spot, supermarket with a cheap coffee machine next door, good venues next to, and over in collingwood..
where's the pope, gov, have fun tonight being audience murf and mini murf
anyone's teen kids getting on the tyler the creator impending concert train?
the clips @JF has posted seem awesome to me, and his early work seemed real.
I kinda get a childish gambino/ donald glover pushing cultural stuff vibe which seems cool..
anyone know stuff..?
In Torquay tomorrow. An old fav' band. Might go if I can summon the energy.
basesix wrote:yarp, I've got friends in balnarring, and in hastings and flinders, and they all feel the same way, I can only try to imagine how that jaunt would feel from where you are.. my mates in brunswick don't even rate the city.. 'what's there?' they say. why would you go into the city? funny how city adjacent people don't do the city.
probably you'd treat it like when I go to Melbs, like a city visit. you should do a couple nights like it's a holiday. epic fun when you do that, I have a place that @blackers recommended, where I get mussels at brunch, watch nice punk across the street. used to stay at tyrian apartments up brunswick st too, that's a nice spot, supermarket with a cheap coffee machine next door, good venues next to, and over in collingwood..
In the 90s i loved going into the city as it was the only place you could get good music or buy tickets for upcoming International band gigs. (like Dino Jr, Sonic Youth etc)
I had like this routine get off the train then first stop was always Aug-go go then onto places like Gaslight records, then catch the train out to Parahan to Greville street and Rare records, few other odd stops, even treat myself to a big mac for $2.45 (that was before my boycott Macas because it was a big business phase)
Same deal when i did east coast road trips id hit the city in Sydney just to go to Waterfront or Red Eye and in Brisbane, Rocking horse.
Now most(not all) of those record stores are gone, and you can get anything you want online new or second hand.
Kinda sad, it was always a real buzz going into all the record stores seeing what new stuff was out and searching through all the albums and often getting albums with bonus disc or signed copies, and getting all the street press.
Yeah we have done that before, getting an apartment or hotel room and staying down in the city for the weekend, missus loves it just for the Indo food.
Not a big Blue bottle Kiss fan, but they have a few decent songs worth throwing in spotify mixes.
Pitchfork didn't rate it, but Albini and Ty Segal produced. Fun.
And one for the shouters
feel like this was @stunet.. with a connect to iron maiden..?
as suggested, an obvious follow-up
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Goodnight, you princes of Byron, you kings of New England
100 percent my favourite song to play on guitar.
Especially the lead.
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that's just 90s sth aussie, bloke..
nummies plus blood sucking freaks..
(dude lays a mean turd, too. Always cleans up thoroughly though.)
(^ mark of cain fans might like pete the stud's wordplay here.)
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reckon that's bass dave doing the glenelg pizza phonecall..
I think he's goggleman these days, up in Qld..
https://goggleman.com.au/
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&pp=ygUPdG9lIHRvIHRvZSBiYW5k very east coast @JF.. where are you based? I held a feller's head in a urinal telling him to be a nicer man at a 'sick of it all' gig around alternative nation time, 1995 the machine claims, brunswick st, maybe at the evelyn, (mr floppy at the punters club the following night), wasn't you that smashed a VB subbie on my head when i came out from the bog was it?
Love Toe to Toe JF. Had Threats and Facts on repeat for a good part of the mid 90s.
Was one of the Webber boys in the lineup if i remember.
Fark yeah up the Numbies Basesix.
Pretty much the first band i saw live as an underage grom. Still rate them as one of my all time favourite bands. Soft Cock, Patawalonga, Cocopops, etc. All time classics and a shame they didn't get 'discovered' because they should be the anthem to every surf flick ever made. So much energy and driving guitars.
Also got my nose smashed in by a pack of tuna fishermen from Pt Lincoln at one of their Adelaide Uni shows. My crime, being too pissed and trying to stand up for some chicks they were bashing about. Unfortunately my reflexes let me down that night! Lesson learnt. Legless fighting never pays. Was lucky though, due to the intoxication i happily stood in front of the mirror in the toilets and rearranged my nose back to how i thought it should look. A few crunches and cracks and given the circumstances, i think i got it pretty straight...til the next break(s). That was the only fighting one though.
But yeah the mighty Numbskulls. A staple of Adelaides punk scene in the 90s.
Got to play on their set for their final show...before they returned again.
And the Mark of Cain. Got to play on their set, for our first ever pub show w T.Es at the Crown in front of 1000 odd punters.
That was a little bit of a buzz for a grom.
geez you are cool @SR,
you have a REALLY good sense of 4 or 5 excellent places...
like, a really good understanding of the place..
I feel a liitle bit cool, I didn't get to the gig in the end,
gave my tix to murf from the nummies and his 12 yo,
first gig the little feller went to,
that didn't feature his old man. lovely stuff...
(I'm sure you do too @indo, )
to us nobodys on swellnet, (possibly speaking out of turn here),
@indo and @bluediamond are 2 sides of a very satisfying coin..
like @burleigh and @roadkill...
haha nah. I just got to hang around cool people @basesix.
So cool u gave your tix to Murf and his grom.
He's a bloody legend. SCBR too.
maybe @blackers posted this one? (of all the @blackers goodness on the swellnet, the thing that astonished me the most was, when @wax24 asked for an oz recommend, @blackers went to a genuine recommend based on @wax' perceived taste and said 'the audreys'. astonishingly good aim, triple 20, I reckon.)
(jess ribeiro and the bone collectors, tin pan orange, the be good tanyas, the audreys, for the google)
what the ACTUAL ffff...?? I have a god-daughter's wedding on the 22nd,
gonna see joylon's film at noarlunga on the 20th, idly googled venues and gigs..
PETER AND THE TEST TUBE BABIES at the cranker on the 19th???
with Cull: the Band? (pete from the freaks, jeff from the mice,,, )
whaaaa....? yeeew! just bought 3 tickets. gonna use 'em all flying solo.
like a fellow said to me once, upon giving me a gift pack of things, 'coz we all need wine',
geez, if we all don't need yarns too, whatever form they take, books, songs...
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Stoked for basesix Flibberty Jib to open the door.
Beatniks also Peaceniks often swore
Backpeddlin to '71 to settle another score
Charting the end of Aussie's Vietnam War
45 revolutions per minute 45 years and more.
Roundabout the wondrous days of Yor!
Well Alright by Santana was a huge Surfie hit in Oz 1978 (tbb/twin sis/ crew Loved it!)
Only just realized it was earlier a super cool Live track for Blind Faith...(Brilliant)
Actually thinking to myself wow...how modern the composition was for 1969
Ok! So that's it...Love the song no matter...such a cool vibe
Well Alright (Original) is the B Side to Heartbeat by Buddy Holly.
The Song was never released on any early LPs
Wow! That's some shit hot B Side Track from 1958 (Far out ...that is a trip out!)
These gems that are buried in plain sight...gotta cue that!
Wow that's something Special...so far ahead of it's time...by an underhanded smooth operator!
Just how ya lay this song down on a B Side & Laugh it off...that earns buckets of cred! Far out dude!
Went thru all the covers...and all are winners...(Thought I had my fill then this cover stood out...)
Firstly coz it's by a chick...and this song would suit chix...very much so...love to hear that...
Then low & behold it's by 'The Crickets' the band behind the cool vibe...Drool!
Also check The Waylon Jennings / The Crickets for more experimentation from the band.
But tbb has more special reason to play this version...
Nanci doubles down on Double Southern Drawl...man is this a wild west treat.
Love everything about this track + The insane clear clean Crickets' sound is...so impossibly true!
Taken from (1996) Tribute LP 'Not Fade Away' Enjoy this rare double Tribute
This version is actually too good to be true...
Take note of the Upload date 11 Aug 2021 > Sadly Nanci died 13 Aug 2021
Says she died of natural causes...
That makes this a very special swansong indeed...this was a parting gift to the people!
Just looking at the counter & read the Stunning Comments...this was a tribute to true Fans!
Soon as ya hear it...that includes the crew...good as it gets...stoked to share this "Official Rarity"
@wax24.
inspired by @Supafreak.
everything you need to know about oz,
is contained in the below clip. see you soon : )
That Nanci Griffith version is all time TBB, thanks. And a very funny, but accurate, take there B6. Our noo national anthem.
at the risk of trying to avoid paperwork a bit too vigorously, and overstating 'what about me' lyrics (while ignoring that big black car shannon feller, half remember, don't want to, the show not the feller, particularly, noll, oops, remembering..) to illustrate an idealised version of Oz, (which I'm sure many didn't share!)
Dear @wax24,
I hope you enjoyed the above film-clip.
welcome to Australia. As you may have noticed, we don't over-dramatise video, based on lyrics and audio.
We also went through a phase of enjoying horrible 70s-joni-mitchell-bubble-bass sounds, but also saxophones and buskers.. we love coins (look up two-up when you get a chance.. maybe read 'wake in fright' too, @seeds sent you a wonky video of it once..)
But we also have a strong propensity to wear tiny shorts and skirts, and pork pie hats, in welfare queues, as you will have noticed.
I think you would enjoy our habit of placing timpani delicately outside all the delicatessens (the milk-bar/deli thing will absorb you for half an hour, in itself) and synch them up with midi-systems to sound like 3 toms on a drum-kit.
Oh, and we are all pretty girls, working in shops, reading 'Schoolgirls Weekly'.
All the best,
basesix.
(sax-wise, we very much enjoyed the Geordie feller's song to Local Hero, and also heroic sax anthems from the time.. I was of the Guru Josh gen, but yeh, the ennui/melancholic apartment rooftop sax passed us by, maybe some people did it in fitzroy for a beat in the 80s.. we do heroic.. bit of a shame probably)
More cross thread diversions.
& again
… diversion of the surface dwelling version ;)
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&pp=ygUTc2l4IHBhY2sgYmxhY2sgZmxhZw%3D%3D basesix wrote:@wax24.
inspired by @Supafreak.
everything you need to know about oz,
is contained in the below clip. see you soon : )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzQKECQgjW8
Funny how you know songs but have no idea what band sings them.
Speaking of 80s bands my wife told me yesterday in the aged care facility she works, the Models lead singer/guitarist mother is staying so he regularly visits.
They had a few good songs, this one was on Blazing Boards
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Alright, time for some discussion on what yr all listening too. My iTunes inventory is getting a little stale so I'm up for some inspiration.
Currently loving The Drones' album "Havilah".. incredible songwriting and some of the best recorded guitars and drum I've heard in a long time. I'm a little late to the party with this album but it's on high rotation at the moment and will probably stay there a while. I've seen these guys live once (Fowlers, Adelaide) and fortunately they're incredible on stage too. Can't wait to see them again.