Mega Thread The Random Thoughts Thread Part 1

[Steve Dore]

Skateboards n' doing Wheelies will be next

Skateboarding has been included as an Olympic sport for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

 

[Power Girl]

Basil now doing BMX.

It would be more watchable if he was actually on a BMX

 

[Steve Dore]

It would be more watchable if he was actually on a BMX

basilsfaceonnicolebmxbandits.jpg

 

[Eddie Dingle]

It would be more watchable if he was actually on a BMX

You think that, but it's not right.

Basil is everything that is wrong with this planet.

 

[JimmyBeerCans]

lol

 

[finbarr]

I went to The Factory and saw Ed Kuepper last night. Saints, Aints, Laughing Clowns and 50 solo albums, genius.

Responsible for one of the best Australian singles released. If your coming of age years were the early to mid-80's and you hadn't heard this you were probably listening to Jimmy Barnes and Australian Crawl.



Saw Ed Kuepper play the Sydney Trade Union Club for $10 with 9 other bands on NYE '86.

 

[Dylan8]

Yeah, it's alright

 

[Magus]

Pfft Megadeth fans

 

[JimmyBeerCans]

We are so ****** Yeaaaaahhh RaHHH, Shit outta luck YeaaHH.. must have been a long line at Armani

 

[Magus]

At least they aren't dressing like dads and school teachers in this clip lawl

 

[Dylan8]

Pfft Megadeth fans

Get back to you after ten listens, but it sounds kind of forgettable and soulless.

 

[Magus]

Get back to you after ten listens, but it sounds kind of forgettable and soulless.

Yeah I didn't have high expectations but it's pretty good. The production was always going to blow.

 

[JimmyBeerCans]

That lame uber basic riff sounds like another Metallica song, coupled with kindergarten lyrics Andrew Stockdale would be proud of it perfectly captures them.

 

[bomberclifford]

forgettable and soulless.

Isn't that the name of one of their albums?

 

[Eddie Dingle]

Responsible for one of the best Australian singles released. If your coming of age years were the early to mid-80's and you hadn't heard this you were probably listening to Jimmy Barnes and Australian Crawl.



Saw Ed Kuepper play the Sydney Trade Union Club for $10 with 9 other bands on NYE '86.

I was fairly pissed but I'm sure he played that last night.

 

[Eddie Dingle]

Isn't that the name of one of their albums?

Isn;t that the name of two of the band members?

 

[_VXV]

Isn't that the name of one of their albums?

Nah, that's these two

 

[_VXV]

Isn;t that the name of two of the band members?

Snap

 

[FranKenHinckley]

Pfft Megadeth fans

Into the lungs of hell


Thebarton theatre......1989???

 

[FranKenHinckley]

Snap

Everything since they vomited up Black in 1991 was sell out formulaic pop metal

In the image they were checking the mobile phone that was an email from the lawyers notified them how many teenagers in their families they were bankrupting for downloading their songs or watching them on YouTube without paying the money they "rightfully deserved"

 

[_VXV]

At about the same time as Metallica put that song up early this morning Darkthrone snuck out a pre release from their album coming out later this year. These guys are about the same vintage but this has personality & riffs to spare.

 

[HaroldOliver]

I went to The Factory and saw Ed Kuepper last night. Saints, Aints, Laughing Clowns and 50 solo albums, genius.

Mrs Oliver and I saw Ed at the Gov a couple of months ago and the solo gig was excellent - he is, as you say, something of a musical genius.

 

[HaroldOliver]

Responsible for one of the best Australian singles released. If your coming of age years were the early to mid-80's and you hadn't heard this you were probably listening to Jimmy Barnes and Australian Crawl.



Saw Ed Kuepper play the Sydney Trade Union Club for $10 with 9 other bands on NYE '86.

One of the best gigs I ever witnessed was in a huge shed at the back of the then Shandon Hotel (now Seaton Hotel) on Tapleys Hill Rd around 1980. The Laughing Clowns, The Go-Betweens and The Birthday Party was the lineup.
Nick Cave skived half a packet of Rothmans from me. I didn't really mind though as he was more off his face than I was.

 

[Jonts]

I do not enjoy having it come out both ends

 

[finbarr]

One of the best gigs I ever witnessed was in a huge shed at the back of the then Shandon Hotel (now Seaton Hotel) on Tapleys Hill Rd around 1980. The Laughing Clowns, The Go-Betweens and The Birthday Party was the lineup.
Nick Cave skived half a packet of Rothmans from me. I didn't really mind though as he was more off his face than I was.

Absolutely legendary stuff.