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| posted by smog 374 days ago |
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Anyone fancy meeting up for a pizza followed by Eugene Pao plays classic rock at Grappa's Cellar on Friday? I've seen the guy play jazz, which isn't really my thing but he is clearly an excellent guitarist so since he's playing the stuff that "inspired" him (AC/DC, Sabbath, Zeppelin, etc) then it should be good.
http://www.elgrande.com.hk/event/2007/ClassicRock/page1/
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| posted by Beer Boy 374 days ago |
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now that sounds interesting... Mr. Pao is a top string twanger
I take under performing to new lows...
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| posted by smog 372 days ago |
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Does it still seem like a good idea to you BB?
Anyone else on for this?
I'll definitely be going along, after a warm up last night in Amazonia where we confirmed that the band there are really quite good when then stick to the harder older stuff (Floyd, Zeppelin, Purple, Stones) that us ageing gweilos like rather than trying to play more recent stuff for the other customers there.
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| posted by Beer Boy 372 days ago |
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aye it does....
I take under performing to new lows...
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| posted by Load Toad 372 days ago |
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I'm going t'pictures but BB tells me he'll be getting the spandex pants and wellies out for tonight...
You used to speak the truth.
But now you're clever.
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| posted by Beer Boy 372 days ago |
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aye, tightest spandex for summat like this
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| posted by Mr Benn 371 days ago |
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Do you wear a syrup when you go 'eadbanging bb?
What the f*ck have you done lately?
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| posted by smog 371 days ago (edited 370 days ago) |
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He looked pretty normal to me...
But it was an excellent couple of hours of classic stuff. Very good band indeed - the drummer was exceptional.
The only slight downsides were Skip Moy, the sound man, having a bit of trouble with feedback, and having the misfortune to be too close to the bunch of RTHK announcers (Peter King, Steve James, etc) who clearly weren't there for the music and are rather too fond of the sounds of their own voices.
BB - who was that cantopop guy who came and karaoked the vocals on Black Dog? Was it Leo Ku? I thought he actually did quite a good job for a spur of the moment thing - the falsetto thing was unusual, but OK once you got into it!
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| posted by The Cerne Abbas Giant 370 days ago |
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Amazonia - same owner as the legendary Park Hotel in Manila. Great place to meet grizzled 'nam vets.
Watchu talkin' about Willis?
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| posted by Beer Boy 368 days ago |
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Originally posted by smog
He looked pretty normal to me...
But it was an excellent couple of hours of classic stuff. Very good band indeed - the drummer was exceptional.
The only slight downsides were Skip Moy, the sound man, having a bit of trouble with feedback, and having the misfortune to be too close to the bunch of RTHK announcers (Peter King, Steve James, etc) who clearly weren't there for the music and are rather too fond of the sounds of their own voices.
BB - who was that cantopop guy who came and karaoked the vocals on Black Dog? Was it Leo Ku? I thought he actually did quite a good job for a spur of the moment thing - the falsetto thing was unusual, but OK once you got into it!
A bit of trouble... sound for radio bit was awfully muddy with too much bass, and way too much feedback for first two songs of second set... at which point I snook out and went home... it's a long way back to the boonies
So didn't see the Canto crap artiste.
Ahhh, me old mucka Steve James.... he can be a bit like that at times
I take under performing to new lows...
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