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General music chat not warranting its own thread thread.
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Absolutely.
I swore off Radiohead and then heard Kid A. Still not a fan of a lot of their stuff but Kid A is brilliant.
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Didn't like Eddy Current Suppression Ring at all when I first heard them, but was converted after seeing them live.
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Saw them at The Excelsior in Sydney a while back. Great live band. Saw them at The Annandale a couple of times and then at The Manning Bar. Just did not disappoint. Primary Colours is their best work.
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Seriously impressed by the HITS stuff, they were unknown to me until your post. Did the old you tube tour and didnt see/hear a single weak track.
Im in the UK so will do some digging around for the cd's (not really a download sorta guy, must be my age
), but will download their stuff if its the only way to here them.Gerling was another band new to me, liked their indie style stuff, but not a dance music lover, so their dancy stuff was not for me.
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Seriously impressed by the HITS stuff, they were unknown to me until your post. Did the old you tube tour and didnt see/hear a single weak track.
Im in the UK so will do some digging around for the cd's (not really a download sorta guy, must be my age
Gerling was another band new to me, liked their indie style stuff, but not a dance music lover, so their dancy stuff was not for me.
I'm in Sydney but whenever I'm in Melbourne I go to Collecters Corner/Missing Link Records and a kiwi fella there suggests some stuff I may not have heard of. Gave me HITS two weeks ago.
I still haven't had a chance to thank him...
Maybe try their website if they have one or I did see the band are on facebox but I'm not so don't know if they do sales that way.
Try www.recordcollectorscorner.com.au or Red Eye Records in Sydney.
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Big Thanks for the info there mate, appreciated.
I will do some digging here first, if no luck I will get family in Melbourne on the case.
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ECSR guitarists other band Total Control are pretty good too.
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Eddie Dingle
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It's the guitarist Mikey not the singer who is Brendan.
Mikey has a few projects worth checking out ECSR, Total Control, Fabulous Diamonds and The Ooga Boogas that I know of. He is a sought out producer as well.
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Sorry, yeah I meant Mikey. I like Fabulous Diamonds, wasn't aware he was involved though. I thought they were a two piece like Naked On The Vague.
I'll have to check out The Ooga Boogas though.
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Mikey "curated" the Flip Out Festival at Manning Bar at Sydney Uni a few years back and ECSR and the Ooga Boogas both played. ****ing great day.
"I'm an Ooga Booga and my ***** made of wood and though it drags along the ground, it still tastes pretty good....."
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I thought this was going to be talking about music theory and songwriting and performing
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I thought this was going to be talking about music theory and songwriting and performing
Why can't it be?
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I just assumed that it wasn't
And anyway I have nothing to start that discussion at the moment.
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I just assumed that it wasn't
Well when you are ready timtam, when you are ready.....
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I hated performing. Only did it few times. I admire people who can do it nearly night after nightI thought this was going to be talking about music theory and songwriting and performing
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You either hate it first up, love it first up, or love it first up but are really nervous/scared. I fit into the last category.
I'm one of those guys that is super shy but if I get on stage I loosen up a bit. I don't go crazy, but that's just because I'm naturally not like that. You can tell those guys that just go crazy because they feel they have to, not because they want to, and it doesn't look good.
It also helps when you actually know how to play your instrument. As opposed to me playing for 3 different bands in my first gig, 2 songs each, after I'd only been playing for 6 months. My band I knew all the songs obviously, another band I learnt the songs 5 hours before I went on, the last band I learnt the songs 10 minutes before I went on...
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Yeah I would be in the nervous category. I don't think I made eye contact the whole time with anyone. Oddly enough although their wasn't much, what I hated was the applause and compliments. Even a subtle clap made me uncomfortable. Then the last time we played was opening for a couple of local run of the mill pop-punk bands in a town hall. Knowing the crowd would hate our "music", I found it much better. The booing took away the pressure.You either hate it first up, love it first up, or love it first up but are really nervous/scared. I fit into the last category.
I'm one of those guys that is super shy but if I get on stage I loosen up a bit. I don't go crazy, but that's just because I'm naturally not like that. You can tell those guys that just go crazy because they feel they have to, not because they want to, and it doesn't look good.
It also helps when you actually know how to play your instrument. As opposed to me playing for 3 different bands in my first gig, 2 songs each, after I'd only been playing for 6 months. My band I knew all the songs obviously, another band I learnt the songs 5 hours before I went on, the last band I learnt the songs 10 minutes before I went on...
