What are you watching at the moment

[Axe Man]

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The only other people there were the band, the sound desk guy, a couple of roadies and some bar staff setting up. He couldn't have found a better spot to hang around and not be pestered. The year sounds right.

They played 3 shows at the Palace so it makes sense why he was hanging around in St Kilda.

[The Underdog]

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They played 3 shows at the Palace so it makes sense why he was hanging around in St Kilda.

A Cosmic Psychos soundcheck at the Prince would have been an easy place to hide out.

[Grantysghost]

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Nirvana only toured Australia once, in 1992 straight after going number 1 in the states and here. Amazing Kurt was able to hang around anywhere unnoticed at that time as they were huge.

So angry I missed that tour. Kills me!

I got to see Soundgarden at Festering Hall which kind of made up for it but man if I had my time again.

[Axe Man]

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So angry I missed that tour. Kills me!

I got to see Soundgarden at Festering Hall which kind of made up for it but man if I had my time again.

It was really Kenny G you saw, wasn't it?

[Grantysghost]

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It was really Kenny G you saw, wasn't it?

Placido Domingo.

[Axe Man]

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Placido Domingo.

I would have said Savage Garden rather than Soundgarden but the timelines don't quite work.

[Grantysghost]

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I would have said Savage Garden rather than Soundgarden but the timelines don't quite work.

That's crossing a line

Such a waste.

Very lucky to have heard that magnificent human live.

If I was a tatts guy, probably be Cornell on one arm, Cobain on the other. Biggest influences.

Maybe Chris Cheney - Living End are the best and from Wheelers Hill

[Twodogs]

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Placido Domingo.

Or Plastic Bertrand

That's crossing a line

Such a waste.

Very lucky to have heard that magnificent human live.

If I was a tatts guy, probably be Cornell on one arm, Cobain on the other. Biggest influences.

Maybe Chris Cheney - Living End are the best and from Wheelers Hill

I have a Black Flag tattoo and a Footscray (from back when we were still Footscray) tattoo. They probably say more about me than anything.

[Twodogs]

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They played 3 shows at the Palace so it makes sense why he was hanging around in St Kilda.

I know the shows they recorded for Slave to the Crave were at the Palace. I don't know if they were over 3 nights, might have been 2. They were the last shows that Dirty (give us some wah-wah) ever played with them. They were in 1990 though.

[Yankee Hotel Foxtrot]

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Holey shitballs I watched the most harrowing and unflinchingly heartbreaking doco on Foxtel last night. Its called Life of Crime 1984-2020. It's a very bleak version of the famous English doc 7 and up....
It follows three people from Newark New Jersey from early adulthood up at regular intervals as they descend from petty crime into full blown heroin addiction and hard crime...
I woke up at 2:30am this morning and was unable to get back to sleep as I just kept thinking about it... I warn you though it's confronting and dark.
I'd show this to any kid who looked like venturing down that path...

[Axe Man]

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I know the shows they recorded for Slave to the Crave were at the Palace. I don't know if they were over 3 nights, might have been 2. They were the last shows that Dirty (give us some wah-wah) ever played with them. They were in 1990 though.

I was talking about Nirvana as to why Kurt was hanging around in St Kilda.

[Axe Man]

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That's crossing a line

Such a waste.

Very lucky to have heard that magnificent human live.

If I was a tatts guy, probably be Cornell on one arm, Cobain on the other. Biggest influences.

Maybe Chris Cheney - Living End are the best and from Wheelers Hill

Fortunately I was able to see Soundgarden at Soundwave a few years back, I think it might have been the last time they toured Australia.

I vaguely know the original Living End drummer Trav Demsey as he's from my home town.

[Grantysghost]

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Holey shitballs I watched the most harrowing and unflinchingly heartbreaking doco on Foxtel last night. Its called Life of Crime 1984-2020. It's a very bleak version of the famous English doc 7 and up....
It follows three people from Newark New Jersey from early adulthood up at regular intervals as they descend from petty crime into full blown heroin addiction and hard crime...
I woke up at 2:30am this morning and was unable to get back to sleep as I just kept thinking about it... I warn you though it's confronting and dark.
I'd show this to any kid who looked like venturing down that path...

Thanks for the recommendation sounds good.

There's some good true crime stuff on Netflix. I just watched the most unbelievable Spanish one re three girls who disappeared in the early 90s.
It was hard work but I couldn't stop. Called The Alcasser Murders.
Its really about one father's campaign to uncover his truth but shows the crazy Spanish media coverage, you won't believe it.

[The Underdog]

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Watched Des, on Stan, about the serial killer Dennis Nilsen. Great, if fairly grim watch with an outstanding performance from David Tennant

[Grantysghost]

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Watched Des, on Stan, about the serial killer Dennis Nilsen. Great, if fairly grim watch with an outstanding performance from David Tennant

Very good.

There's the Nielsen tapes I think on Netflix too which is worth a watch.