I've read both the "he did it" and "he's innocent" books and I've gotta say I'm still not really sure personally.
But then again the privy council are somewhat more qualified than me to make that decision...
It's a pretty heavy thought though, I can't imagine being 35 with no real life skills and being turned loose on the world.
that's bullshit man. The Auckland City Council continue to stab at the music scene in the central city. Petition signed, good luck with this.
ButlerianJihad, get hit by a bus.
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and I will show you something different from either
that does suck. Tillermans is all thats really left and thats barely passable.
I'll be there to throw my undies on Friday though dude.
(So begins the online stalking of goatboy)
//Jesus and the Datsuns
I'm still waiting on my copy of Allah and Courtney Love sing songs of love and inspiration.
Arlo Guthrie. Now he would be an excellent last act.
After all the full on stuff; 30,000 people chilling to the Motorcycle song..
I don't wanna pickle...
dammit. There goes the work content filter.
Just had to say c*ck didn't you. Won't somebody please think of the children?
Why oh why won't somebody think of the children?!
Just after he morphed from retard to alien and saved the world (Dreamcatcher)
Never seen 'em live in person, but from the vids/DVD's etc I have seen Axl sucked live, but the band kicked bottom.
Actually they're the New Kids On The Block. Donnie Walberg got hardcore.
Hell yeah. Dalvainius, Ray Charles, Prince Tui Teka and Jonny Cash doing some barbershop
Yeah, I'm also pretty stoked with the announcements so far.
SOAD and the Beasties are worth seein for $100 alone, plus Shihad, The Bleeders (yay) and other random not bad acts. From here on out any further announcements are just icing.
There are always improvements to any lineup, but so far it's totally worth the dosh.
I'm still hopeful for Greenday and the Cure though, but even if there are no further bands that interest me announced I'll be there.
AFI would be cool, although I'll settle for Greenday.
It'd be cool to see Sommerset there too.
If NIN came back that'd be double plus good.
Reckon.
Last year I went for Metallica, but ended up really enjoying all the other random acts I saw in the meantime.
Plus, it's the B - Stee - Boys yo.
Nice.
I'll be there. No real stand out acts as yet, but enough good stuff to make it worth it.
Good to see Shihad back.
//i wouldve tried to trip him over.
You should have anyways. Never underestimate the comedic value of random violence.
Forks Pass - progressive, pschycodelic, psychotic rock with a twist of dementia.
I hate how a running gag will sometimes give you the giggles. My manager is 3 feet away and I can hardly keep a straight face.
Dammit.
http://www.bigdayout.com/news/pressreleases.php
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After waiting 11 years for the return of RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE to Australia, tickets to both the SYDNEY ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE on TUESDAY JANUARY 22 and MELBOURNE’s FESTIVAL HALL on WEDNESDAY JANUARY 30 have SOLD OUT in RECORD TIME this morning.
In light of this unprecedented sell out, Lees and West would like to announce that RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE will also appear at the BIG DAY OUT 2008 summer series kicking off in Auckland on January 18 followed by shows on the Gold Coast, in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.
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So big news, newly reformed band Rage against the machine are confirmed to headline next years Big Day Out. If the rumours about the Smashing Pumpkins are true it's looking like it's gonna be a good'n for us ex 90's teens.