Emily.
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wow i <3 silverchair
i missed the last tour
DATES!
i missed the last tour
DATES!
The Best Gig You Have Ever Been To (1 Viewer)
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breaking
paint huffing moron
what?
silverchair arent touring
silverchair arent touring
Emily.
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yeah come to think of it, i havent got anything in the silverchair newsletters
tambalane are touring with end of fashion tho
<3 <3 <3 <3 tambalane are so cute
edit: IN NEWCASTLE AT THE CAMBRIDGE ON 17th SEPTEMBER!! IM THERE
edit 2: tambalane DID tour with end of fashion, are now touring alone
tambalane are touring with end of fashion tho
<3 <3 <3 <3 tambalane are so cute
edit: IN NEWCASTLE AT THE CAMBRIDGE ON 17th SEPTEMBER!! IM THERE
edit 2: tambalane DID tour with end of fashion, are now touring alone
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Atticus.
how do i get out of this
flogging molly was preety damm cool as well
Emily.
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WOW end of fashion at newy uni the weekend after 
mmm_sofay
time to pretend
One Dollar Short + The Ataris.
awesome as
awesome as
overthaedge
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hahah you're right. mgf are awesome EVERY time.
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joe strummer and the mescaleros
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John Farnham and Tom Jones live at Rod Laver Arena - 19th February 2005
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Megadeth @ Roundhouse.
pRiNCesS..!!
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i went to th wiggles when i was 8...
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Gavvvvvin
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Anti Flag, AFI, Slipknot
Born Dancer
I can't go for that
awww i want to see franz so badlaney said:
heard the splendour set on triple j during the splendour weekender and it sounded so awesome!! they are apparently hoping to tour next year sometime
Atticus.
how do i get out of this
deathless where did you see afi? was davie a fuckhead on stage as per usual?
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They played at the Roundhouse back in 03...and if by fuckhead you mean fucking machine, then yes
Atticus.
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hahah fair enough. did it sting for you when antiflag played davey wrecked the punk rock scene then?_DeathlessOne_ said:They played at the Roundhouse back in 03...and if by fuckhead you mean fucking machine, then yes
icecreamdisco
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my top 5, copied from another site where i write in normal caps.
1. Wire @ The Gaelic Club, 3/04
Their new material sounded unbelievably brutal, like the best 80's HC bands, and their perfect 'snotty art-school student' attitude was still intact. And they played about half of �*Pink Flag! Too damned good. Still a band that matter
2. Les Savy Fav @ The Gaelic Club, 11/04
Fucking awesome, as most who've seen them would attest. Theatrics and music were top notch, from the second that spine-tingling opening riff of "The Sweat Descends" started.
3. Hot Snakes @ Annandale hotel, 7/05
Great, tight set, but the encore where they played Drive Like Jehu's "Bullet Train to Vegas" and "Luau" elevated it to a purely religious experience.
4. Isis @ Annandale Hotel, 2/05
Excellent show, one of the few I've been to that felt like a real 'journey'.
5. Damo Suzuki @ Big Day Out, 1/04
Now THIS was unexpected. I was walking around the festival wondering if there were any other bands to see instead of The Black Eyed Peas. Not listed on the program I obtained before entering was DAMO FUCKING SUZUKI. I couldn't believe it. He was on a tiny stage backed by Australian band The Holy Soul, in front of a tiny audience of uni students and older Can fans, singing in his trademark stream of conciousness gibberish as his backing band played fairly standard krautrock mantras. I would've deemed the experience OK if I had paid to see it and knew about it in advance, but I was so pleasantly shocked by it that I still smile thinking about it today. Extra points because he stared directly at me for a good five minutes during the last song.
1. Wire @ The Gaelic Club, 3/04
Their new material sounded unbelievably brutal, like the best 80's HC bands, and their perfect 'snotty art-school student' attitude was still intact. And they played about half of �*Pink Flag! Too damned good. Still a band that matter
2. Les Savy Fav @ The Gaelic Club, 11/04
Fucking awesome, as most who've seen them would attest. Theatrics and music were top notch, from the second that spine-tingling opening riff of "The Sweat Descends" started.
3. Hot Snakes @ Annandale hotel, 7/05
Great, tight set, but the encore where they played Drive Like Jehu's "Bullet Train to Vegas" and "Luau" elevated it to a purely religious experience.
4. Isis @ Annandale Hotel, 2/05
Excellent show, one of the few I've been to that felt like a real 'journey'.
5. Damo Suzuki @ Big Day Out, 1/04
Now THIS was unexpected. I was walking around the festival wondering if there were any other bands to see instead of The Black Eyed Peas. Not listed on the program I obtained before entering was DAMO FUCKING SUZUKI. I couldn't believe it. He was on a tiny stage backed by Australian band The Holy Soul, in front of a tiny audience of uni students and older Can fans, singing in his trademark stream of conciousness gibberish as his backing band played fairly standard krautrock mantras. I would've deemed the experience OK if I had paid to see it and knew about it in advance, but I was so pleasantly shocked by it that I still smile thinking about it today. Extra points because he stared directly at me for a good five minutes during the last song.
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