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He's certainly had an interesting journey, huh?
I idolised The Birthday Party. They had by far and away the most signifigant influence on my life than any other band or individual person in my life. I can still remember what I was doing when I heard "Release The Bats" for the first time the way people remember what they were doing and where they were when Armstrong walked on the Moon or Gough was sacked.
Cave screaming and cursing, the cacopony of sound, the craziness and the sheer anger, violence and frustration that sprang through the speakers turned my life upside down and I've never been the same since!
Myself and Ernie Sigley were lucky enough to see him two nights running (Grinderman one night and The Bad Seeds the next night) up at Mt Buller earlier in the year. The (original, with Kuepper and Bailey) Saints and the Primitive Calculators were on ther same bill-it was one of the best weekends I've ever had.
He's certainly had an interesting journey, huh?
I idolised The Birthday Party. They had by far and away the most signifigant influence on my life than any other band or individual person in my life. I can still remember what I was doing when I heard "Release The Bats" for the first time the way people remember what they were doing and where they were when Armstrong walked on the Moon or Gough was sacked.
Cave screaming and cursing, the cacopony of sound, the craziness and the sheer anger, violence and frustration that sprang through the speakers turned my life upside down and I've never been the same since!
Myself and Ernie Sigley were lucky enough to see him two nights running (Grinderman one night and The Bad Seeds the next night) up at Mt Buller earlier in the year. The (original, with Kuepper and Bailey) Saints and the Primitive Calculators were on ther same bill-it was one of the best weekends I've ever had.
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