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Thomas J Cynic

Joined: 14/02/05
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RE: Your first gig, memory of the rock
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 1:08 pm

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Well for a start, I wasn't arguing that having chops denies feel. If anything, chops can make the feeling more accessible.
Secondly, just because I made a band and 5 songs in a week and then played at the KA doesn't mean I'm a crap musician or an embarrassment to music.
YOU are an embarrassment to music.
You are making people's freedom of expression, or in this case, the all-singing all-dancing by-product of marijuana and boredom, a bad thing.

Who the FUCK are you to say what is good or not? Sure, you can say what you think is good or bad but wake up sunshine, we are all different.


Cynic was there, you have no chops.
you are a crap musician
you joined Jonny and the Robba, that is embarrassment enough.
I am not a musician at best I am an embarrassment to trolldom
but
I am a very good troll.
I am against your freedom of expression, nobody elses
I am the cynic, that is who the fuck I am
pussy clitch suck dogs balls
you fuck off, I was here first dickbrain!
 

Epitomised_Drummer

Joined: 02/12/03
Posts: 254
Location: Waikato
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RE: Your first gig, memory of the rock
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 1:25 pm
Memories Memories ..

Well i played in a band for a long time called Entropy.
Kick ass band that never gigged .. legendary guitarist Paul Glen Jones, singer called Rory who could sing the pants off a nun, and bass player Steve, who ended up singing for down 2 one.

Then played for Ubiquitous - didnt have any shocking gigs with them, it was pretty good.

Played for Pawn after that - played one gig, then realised that noone was committed, and split.

Started Epitome with two downy south africans, and a midget, who happen to be some of the best musicians i have performed with, and now have material on radio.

The worst gig was the one with pawn.

The worst one i have been to was .. umm .. Amber Waves.
 

bats

Joined: 23/05/03
Posts: 52
Location: Otago
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RE: Your first gig, memory of the rock
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 3:58 pm
Luurve this thread .... my first memory of a live gig was The Rolling Stones on Eel Pie Island, Twickenham, London ..just before they got FAMOUS. I don't even wanna remember the year!!

I'll get back to my bathchair and crochet now!
 

Carpentry

Joined: 31/03/05
Posts: 56
Location: Auckland
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RE: Your first gig, memory of the rock
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 4:06 pm
why don't you shut the hell up you poo-poo head?
 

jeremy

Joined: 28/02/05
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RE: Your first gig, memory of the rock
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 4:41 pm
My first concert was a reggae show at the Catalyst in California. It was Eek A Mouse, though he was hard to make out through the thick pungent cloud of pot smoke.

Seeing the Stones with Brian Jones must have been awesome!
 

Thomas J Cynic

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RE: Your first gig, memory of the rock
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 9:17 pm

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why don't you shut the hell up you poo-poo head?

I am the cynic son
it isn't my job to shut up

I give big props to bands who deserve it
and make fun of those who don't

I am a modern day Robin hood
but with words
instead of arrows


The cynic is happy to walk away
if you admit
pink is not your colour
terrible bathing suit sweetie
makes your bum look fat Very Happy
 

Epitomised_Drummer

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RE: Your first gig, memory of the rock
Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2005 8:28 am
does "being a poo poo head" mean that someone has taken a dump on your neck ?

 

Thomas J Cynic

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RE: Your first gig, memory of the rock
Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2005 9:39 am
I think it does

either that or
I'm the fat kid who has trampled
his sand castle
in the sand box.

Makes a change I'm usually the one who gets drunk, scales the kindegarten gate and dumps in the sandbox
 

Epitomised_Drummer

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RE: Your first gig, memory of the rock
Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2005 10:31 am
oh man thats funny

 

Carpentry

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RE: Your first gig, memory of the rock
Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2005 10:49 pm
cheers for the heads-up bro, maybe I'll try a blue one next time...

A poo-poo head is a special name reserved for somebody who lacks the maturity to be called a shithead.

Keep the trash-talk coming man, there's some brilliant work there...
 

Thomas J Cynic

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RE: Your first gig, memory of the rock
Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2005 9:36 am

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Keep the trash-talk coming man, there's some brilliant work there...

The Cynic is always genius I'm glad you can see that

now excuse me
I've got some fat kids to hold up
for their lunch money,
a monkey bar to swing from
and a girl over in the craccum forum whose hair needs pulling.
 

Stu_M

Joined: 31/03/05
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RE: Your first gig, memory of the rock
Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2005 4:49 pm
My first band, I was the drummer and the thing was that I couldn't actually play the drums at all well. I had tricked my band cohorts that my drumming was well up to standard. We played in my friend's record shop (where I lived at the time) and did covers of 'We are 138' by The Misfits, 'Youngblood' by Billy Childish and 'Joy' by No Means No. We were called 'The Mc Cabe Trio' needless to say we didn't last long, incidently my band 'Yeast' were the last EVER band to play 'Shake Some Action' (the same place my first band had played) before it got bulldozed in April of 2003, to make way for blocks of flats. How things turn out.

R.I.P Shake Laughing
 

ultimate metal

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RE: Your first gig, memory of the rock
Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2005 10:13 am
the first concert i saw was rombus as they were playin 5min from m house for free
my frist performance was doing a death metal version of killing in the name in front of old people christians and gangsters
it didnt go down too well but i got told i was good from a couple of goths and metallers
i was vocalist by the way
 

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RE: Your first gig, memory of the rock
Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2006 2:01 pm
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