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No worries Earl ... never a problem.

Whilst I'm here ... a couple of classics from Bowie ...

Jeff Duff ( ex Kush ) does Bowie shows around Melbourne

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    Jeff Duff ( ex Kush ) does Bowie shows around Melbourne

    You're right up with the scene 'nb'... Good on ya!

    Jeff always had a great voice, I'm assuming his voice has held up over time yeah?

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    Alrightee then!

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    You're right up with the scene 'nb'... Good on ya!

    Jeff always had a great voice, I'm assuming his voice has held up over time yeah?

    The voice is still ok.

    The antics - unchanged.

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    You're right up with the scene 'nb'... Good on ya!

    Jeff always had a great voice, I'm assuming his voice has held up over time yeah?

    I have very eclectic taste in music but don't think I delve quite as wide as Hardtack.

    I go to about 1-2 gigs a week - new stuff and old.

    Very little I won't go and see. ( i draw the line at boys bands such as one direction !).

    I go to the caravan club a lot ( it is about 2km from me) and it always has very interesting stuff on - I mentioned I saw Pokey Lafarge - I had never heard of him but we had nothing on and i liked his name and the look of him on the website - my girlfriend even took her own car as she knew nothing about him and was sure she would leave early. We were blown away - best gig of the year.

    Seeing Steve Poltz and Ryan Adams I know pretty much zip about either of them.

    Seeing Dave Graney soon and trying to coax Hardtack on coming down to see him !

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    A couple from Stone Temple Pilots (from their 2013 album 'High Rise)

    Chester Bennington (Linkin Park) replaced Scott Weiland in lead vocals ... to each his own but I reckon it is still a great sound.

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    HT have you morphed into Max HHHHeadroom?

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    HT have you morphed into Max HHHHeadroom?

    Yes... one of my favourites back in the day EH.

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    Yes... one of my favourites back in the day EH.

    Yeah he wasn't bad but there was always something a bit artificial about him, a bit like me actually!

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    A couple from Stone Temple Pilots (from their 2013 album 'High Rise)

    Chester Bennington (Linkin Park) replaced Scott Weiland in lead vocals ... to each his own but I reckon it is still a great sound.

    I'm an unabashed Linkin Park fan so I like anything that Chester does.

    If anyone gets a chance in the future ( as the tour just finished) - Courtney Barnett is great live - she absolutely rocked the forum.

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    Something different.. a relation and a good mate: The Jimmy Watts Band

    Try

    'Driving' Film Clip

    January

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    I think I've jumped off the Jackie Watts Bandwagon.

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    A couple of my fave performers...

    Edited by hardtack

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    Yes... one of my favourites back in the day EH.

    HT where has Max Gawn? Or is that what he looks like these days?

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    HT where has Max Gawn? Or is that what he looks like these days?

    Max morphed into Robert Crumb, who along with Ralph Steadman, is one of my graphite wielding heroes.

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    I have very eclectic taste in music but don't think I delve quite as wide as Hardtack.

    I go to about 1-2 gigs a week - new stuff and old.

    Very little I won't go and see. ( i draw the line at boys bands such as one direction !).

    I go to the caravan club a lot ( it is about 2km from me) and it always has very interesting stuff on - I mentioned I saw Pokey Lafarge - I had never heard of him but we had nothing on and i liked his name and the look of him on the website - my girlfriend even took her own car as she knew nothing about him and was sure she would leave early. We were blown away - best gig of the year.

    Seeing Steve Poltz and Ryan Adams I know pretty much zip about either of them.

    Seeing Dave Graney soon and trying to coax Hardtack on coming down to see him !

    Finally made it to your Caravan Club Nut. Reckon I'll be back. A lot

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    Deep Purple with "Black Night" (and the story behind the origins of the song)

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    A couple of my fave performers...

    My favourite Tom Waits song is The Piano Has Been Drinking. Funny, entertaining and just a little bit tragic. The great man is an enigma.

    I caught some more good songs on rage the other night. There's some great music out at the moment, I probably should watch it more often.

    The Foals song does have a film clip, but it's explicit, so I'll just link it.

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    Ross Hannaford is quite ill and there were two benefit concerts last weekend at the Memo music hall in Melbourne - the who's who came out to play to help defray his medical bills.

    Hosted by Brian Nankervis - Paul Kelly, Black Sorrows, Linda Bull, Wilbur Wilde, Phil Rudd, the rest of the Daddy Cool but to name a few.

    Ross Hannaford opened the show and looked very frail but there was a wonderful outpouring of emotion for him.

    The highlight was probably Joe Camilleri - gee he gives when he performs. Disappointment - Ross Wilson - really acted like he didnt want to be there.

    ( at the table next to me were half of Sherbert - I managed to keep myself from throwing my panties at them)

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    Ross Hannaford is quite ill and there were two benefit concerts last weekend at the Memo music hall in Melbourne - the who's who came out to play to help defray his medical bills.

    Hosted by Brian Nankervis - Paul Kelly, Black Sorrows, Linda Bull, Wilbur Wilde, Phil Rudd, the rest of the Daddy Cool but to name a few.

    Ross Hannaford opened the show and looked very frail but there was a wonderful outpouring of emotion for him.

    The highlight was probably Joe Camilleri - gee he gives when he performs. Disappointment - Ross Wilson - really acted like he didnt want to be there.

    ( at the table next to me were half of Sherbert - I managed to keep myself from throwing my panties at them)

    Unfortunately I couldn't get along, but I would have thought that the highlight would have been when Mr Hannaford himself got up and played all resplendent in orange.

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    Unfortunately I couldn't get along, but I would have thought that the highlight would have been when Mr Hannaford himself got up and played all resplendent in orange.

    He was resplendent in orange - and many of us in the audience also wore orange in support.

    On another note - Do you know of Steven Poltz ?

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    He was resplendent in orange - and many of us in the audience also wore orange in support.

    On another note - Do you know of Steven Poltz ?

    No... should I? ;-)

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    We need a complete and unadulterated review of the gig !

    Well, I had better not write it in that case :-)

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