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    Postby Hitman » Fri Mar 31, 2006 11:16 am

    depressed goth wrote:One of the best gig's i have seen you guy's perform. :nod:
    The Sound quality was good and the guitar's were hot.
    Looking comfortable on stage last night. (as a band)
    The band has improved so much, over time.
    Great news that you will in the studio soon.
    The album has been long overdue now.Will be looking forward to it.
    Nice to catch up with the perfect couple Hitman-Busty Be.
    "Good Luck" with the recording'.

    8)


    Thanxs for coming along DG, it was a nice surprise to see you there. You should have let me know that you were coming so I could have brought along those CD's for you...
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    Postby Hitman » Fri Mar 31, 2006 11:23 am

    BustyB wrote:It was lovely to see you too, DG!!

    I agree - last night was great everyone.

    Luis you're vocals in Postcards and Suicide Notes was fantastic - even though that is my least favourite song hehehe. You were so clear and warm :love:


    I realy dig that song, and it's probably the best we have played it.
    I find it funny that it's your least favourite, yet so many other people seem to love it...

    BustyB wrote:Stassy's drums sounded fucking HUGE especially her floor tom. But where the fuck did the wood block go?!?!! I love that shit....


    Yeah man, I don't know what happened to it, I love that little guy...

    BustyB wrote:Troy and Mark both looked mega cool up on stage, though I wish Troy's guitar has been up a little more in Tuanis - I love that melody and I love hearing it cut right through. Both of you were very solid on your respective instruments and all the harmonies were awesome!


    Tuanis needs Troys guitar in there to achieve the correct impact. It's a shame it wasn't up in the mix more. We definitely need our own sound guy. How was the backing track level? I couldn't really hear it on stage...

    BustyB wrote:Bring It Down is definitely up there as one of my favs.


    Me too.
    It's a bit hit or miss with the crowd though, it seems, due to it's laid back nature.

    Thanx for the feedback baby, and thank you for being there for me, as always...

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    Postby Hitman » Fri Mar 31, 2006 11:26 am

    weaselinarabbitsuit wrote:missed you guys again :roll:

    Was planning to come but what can I say, went to my local with my lil bro and got rowdy with the Redfern locals.

    next time gadget


    I must admit, I was quite saddened that there wasn't more people supporting us there last night. But shit happens I guess.

    Might be a while before our next show, as we are concentrating on recording etc for the next few months, and will not be booking shows, unless something particularly special comes along...
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    Postby Chantel » Fri Mar 31, 2006 11:30 am

    Hitman wrote:I realy dig that song, and it's probably the best we have played it.
    I find it funny that it's your least favourite, yet so many other people seem to love it...


    I know! It's bloody weird, man! It just does nothing for me and I don't really know why.

    Yeah man, I don't know what happened to it, I love that little guy...


    :cry:

    Tuanis needs Troys guitar in there to achieve the correct impact. It's a shame it wasn't up in the mix more. We definitely need our own sound guy. How was the backing track level? I couldn't really hear it on stage...


    Totally. I love Troy's guitar in that song. the tone and melody is the bomb! The backing track stuff at start and Tuanis was really cool and it was great in Welcome Mat. Didn't really notice it much elsewhere though.


    Me too.
    It's a bit hit or miss with the crowd though, it seems, due to it's laid back nature.


    I think it's actually pretty heavy especially towards the end. Just a really slow heavy groove - it's beautiful. I hate it that people think that for a song to be rockin' or heavy it has to be uptempo and cranked through the PA. "Silence so much violence..."

    Thanx for the feedback baby, and Ta for being there for me, as always...

    :kiss:


    You are more than welcome! I love watching you play!!
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    Postby Hitman » Fri Mar 31, 2006 11:34 am

    So you could hear the orchestral stuff in Welcome Matt?
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    Postby Chantel » Fri Mar 31, 2006 11:38 am

    Hitman wrote:So you could hear the orchestral stuff in Welcome Matt?


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    Postby Hitman » Fri Mar 31, 2006 11:40 am

    8)

    Did you notice Troy snapped a string during that?
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    Postby Chantel » Fri Mar 31, 2006 11:47 am

    Hitman wrote:8)

    Did you notice Troy snapped a string during that?


    I noticed something went funny (I just thought he wasn't holding the chord down properly) - didn't realise it was his actual strin.

    I also noticed you started off a song on the wrong chord :lol: you big silly
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    Postby Hitman » Fri Mar 31, 2006 11:50 am

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    Postby Stasswardo » Fri Mar 31, 2006 11:58 am

    Stassy's drums sounded fucking HUGE especially her floor tom. But where the fuck did the wood block go?!?!! I love that shit....


    i wish he would ahve turned down the bass drum a little bit... i fuckin hated hearing it that loud , but it was the same when bheina played there so meh...

    ohh my jam block will be back .. ohh yes, it will be back
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