Los Alamos @ The Agincourt
Saturday 24/2
with Each Revolving Door, Split Level and one more TBA
$10
http://www.losalamos.com.au
http://www.eachrevolvingdoor.net
http://www.bigbadnoise.info
Los Alamos - Agincourt - Sat 24/2
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Los Alamos - Agincourt - Sat 24/2
by InAbsentia » Mon Feb 05, 2007 4:46 pm
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by craigwardo » Mon Feb 05, 2007 4:47 pm
I play drums in that bigbadnoise band.
THIS ACCOUNT IS NO LONGER ACTIVE
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by InAbsentia » Mon Feb 19, 2007 1:13 pm
Los Alamos onstage at 11:45pm
A Streetlight Song have replaced Split Level
A Streetlight Song have replaced Split Level
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by Hitman » Sun Feb 25, 2007 5:25 pm
I almost didn't make it to this, on account of a HUGE night the night before.
I'm glad I made it though...
ERD, whilst a nice bunch of people, play derivative uninspried music, and deliver it in much the same fashion.
The songwriting is cheesy and bland. Some of their songs border on cock rock.
I also can't get over the drummer being such an over bearing loudmouth on stage either.
They also manage to take a great song like "Heroin Girl, and ruin it for me...
A Streelight Song were interesting. I will probably check them out again.
I liked the overall vibe of their songs, even though it got a bit samey by the end.
The frontman/singer is also one talented guy...
Los Alamos were great, as always. Definitely can't be faulted as far as playing goes.
And while I adore the groove based drum and bass, coupled with Ben's melodic and intuitive playing, I feel that the main thing I can find fault with you guys is the samey nature of your songs. Many of them tend to be at the same or similar tempo/rythym, and use similar effects on the guitar. I thnk the lack of vocals actually accentuates this also.
The other thing would be the obvious Cog influence in many of the tunes, which I've pointed out to you before.
Anyway, still performed excellently, and entertaining, despite the small turn out...
I'm glad I made it though...
ERD, whilst a nice bunch of people, play derivative uninspried music, and deliver it in much the same fashion.
The songwriting is cheesy and bland. Some of their songs border on cock rock.
I also can't get over the drummer being such an over bearing loudmouth on stage either.
They also manage to take a great song like "Heroin Girl, and ruin it for me...
A Streelight Song were interesting. I will probably check them out again.
I liked the overall vibe of their songs, even though it got a bit samey by the end.
The frontman/singer is also one talented guy...
Los Alamos were great, as always. Definitely can't be faulted as far as playing goes.
And while I adore the groove based drum and bass, coupled with Ben's melodic and intuitive playing, I feel that the main thing I can find fault with you guys is the samey nature of your songs. Many of them tend to be at the same or similar tempo/rythym, and use similar effects on the guitar. I thnk the lack of vocals actually accentuates this also.
The other thing would be the obvious Cog influence in many of the tunes, which I've pointed out to you before.
Anyway, still performed excellently, and entertaining, despite the small turn out...
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