Nightjar wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

I think I was at this gig.

I forget.

I have to admit that I think I would've enjoyed it if I'd've.

Is that you with the light grey t-shirt?

Please touch my what?

She's wearing those crocs to deliberately offend.

Look like they're going for the big ending!

Track 6.

SiberianPrincess’sMidriff wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

I think I was at this gig.

I forget.

I have to admit that I think I would've enjoyed it if I'd've.

Is that you with the light grey t-shirt?

Oh, he's had enough.

This one's lost all sense of direction.

Did the singer just reveal that she's from Chelsea rather than Brooklyn?

Is people doing stuff like this, these days, the equivalent of someone in 1977 doing Flapper music?

Slow one.

Nightjar wrote:

Did the singer just reveal that she's from Chelsea rather than Brooklyn?

Cheyne Walk rather than East New York that is.

Kram?

It is over.

I failed to be engaged by it.

Now to look back at the thread and see what everybody else made of it.

That was alright for 3rd on the bill for a free entry gig.

I shall give it 3 stars just because they seemed like nice people and I wouldn't want to upset them.

It wasn't very original (despite what they might've'd thought), but it was enthusiastic and not inept and had an air slightly sheepish charm behind the attempt at leering Divine David-esque greasepaint schtick.

Also, the sound was, as I said before, remarkably good considering.

It's like they wanted to be obnoxious, but they just came over as quite nice people who are young and having a go at edgy rock.

"C*nts trying"

- Jonathan Lydon esquire.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Is people doing stuff like this, these days, the equivalent of someone in 1977 doing Flapper music?

Those boomers still love their Rock music.