Eddy & The T-Bolts - Free Gig on Sun 18th Jan

[MarkMono]

The juxtaposition of the line "My feet are bleeding, now I got a machine gun." with the backing "HO! HO!" still makes me grin from ear to ear.

Here Posh, thats a fucking huge guitar sound you're rocking. 'Nuff angst.

[Gadafti Inc.]

sake someone made out the words - we're fucked!!

cheers to everyone who came out to the gig - it was much appreciated

Hopefully you'll all make it the teh 13th Note on Friday 13th February

[Baron Samedi]

Why was there a school outing in the corner?

[Gadafti Inc.]

ha ha - that was Cumbernauld College Radio. They were along doing some interviews and stuff. At least someone in their teens has now heard us!

Did you and JWT enjoy the tuneage - never got a chance to speak when we came off.

[Prof]

I second what Eddy said. It was great to see so many folk out. Hope all y'all had as much fun listening to the music as we had playing it.

Here Posh, thats a fucking huge guitar sound you're rocking. 'Nuff angst.

Aye, I borrowed four pedals to try and find a combination of them that would give me a dirty bass sound without it being swamped (nae luck on that front I'm afraid). So, he ended up using an Ibenez Tubescreamer that I'd brought which is a BEAST of a pedal. Lovely Mr Soundguy also boosted his volume during the solos to try and fill the sound out a bit more which helped.

Why was there a school outing in the corner?

That was a group of folk from Cumbernauld College who are starting up a radio station. They interviewed both bands and asked us if we want to come in a do a live session for them as well which is pretty sweet.

[Potatojunkie]

I think I've hit that age where everyone you know starts getting married and all your mates' bands start getting really fucking good. That was ace.

[Kapoosh]

You guys rocked! That was well worth 3 quid (had I actually paid it...).

[Gadafti Inc.]

You guys rocked! That was well worth 3 quid (had I actually paid it...).

you now owe the big man £3

[MarkMono]

sake someone made out the words - we're fucked!!

cheers to everyone who came out to the gig - it was much appreciated

Hopefully you'll all make it the teh 13th Note on Friday 13th February

Hah, I was singing along with half the tunes. My sense of humour prohibits me from actually complimenting you to your face, but I'll be definitely be back to see youse again.

Who is the 13th Note gig with?

Also, I meant to ask last night, who was promoting the Pivo gig? Neat wee venue.

[Gadafti Inc.]

Hah, I was singing along with half the tunes. My sense of humour prohibits me from actually complimenting you to your face, but I'll be definitely be back to see youse again.

Who is the 13th Note gig with?

Also, I meant to ask last night, who was promoting the Pivo gig? Neat wee venue.

I'll be honest I never expected a lot from Pivo Pivo and I was pleasantly surprised. They care about a lot of the shit that other folk just don't bother with. We just meassaged them through myspace.

[Prof]

Who is the 13th Note gig with?

Senzafine, Dennis Law Junior. and YOU!

Also, I meant to ask last night, who was promoting the Pivo gig? Neat wee venue.

I forgot to ask the guy what his name was but it turns out that he's Ann's old boss from when she stayed in France so I'll find out for you. Really nice chap too.

[MarkMono]

'Mazing, both counts.

[Prof]

I PMed you about about it before Christmas but we were concentrating on the Pivo gig first off. It's all pretty much sorted anyway. Only thing that needs to get done is some posters/flyers and spamming fuck out of various websites.

You're still up for it, right? (It's February 13th by the way)

[MarkMono]

Oh hells yes, been meaning to see Senzafine for ages, and I'm attempting to spend this year proving that my acoustic and I are a more than raucous enough source of noise to slot nicely onto the bill for punk and metal shows.

Truth be told, with the exception of stuff like Dave Hughes and Roscoe Vacant's angry bouncy kung fu style I don't really fit in with the folk crowd.

[Prof]

You're only ever one bunnet away from the being in the folk crowd, whether you want to be or not.