Dr. Mubutu

DZ Deathrays absolutely killed the main tent during a huge downpour on the Friday of Splendour. So much so that I didn't even realize that we were in the middle of a hailstorm, such was the level of the sonic assault from just a guitar and drums.

Just back from Splendour, and will be leaving some stuff here over the next few days. First up: Django Django; played their first Australian show at Splendour on Sunday, and their live show is well worth seeing. Full of energy, and the recorded sound really doesn't do it justice. [media=] edit: wrong day. *facepalm*

On this years' Big Day Out lineup, noise-pop act Sleigh Bells:

From the best album of 2012 so far, IMO, we have Cincinatti's Foxy Shazam and 'Holy Touch' Saw these guys live last year and this doesn't even come close to their energy levels in that setting.

There's also an excellent cover by Punk Covers supergroup Me First and the Gimme Gimmes.... [media=]

Well hopefully Neeld can do what RDB almost did for a 6th time, and drag this club, kicking and screaming, to a premiership!

1981 would beg to differ. Won one game by one point. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1981_VFL_season

Agreed. Didn't help that the AFL was dealing most of those cards from the bottom of the pack........

I thought Y_M got drafted?

It's also good when he doesn't, really. it's why I don't think his style will carry across. I love his Test commentary, not so much in the limited overs format. He needs that extra time to build a story up.

Not a chance. I want Thor Bekkevold. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/584