On Great Nights...
Tonight we played at the Grapes with our friends Mothership and Taste Of Shotgun. We've always loved playing the Grapes - its the sort of venue that brings the best out of us, a sweaty little room that seems full regardless of how many folks are there. However, tonight seemed really special...
OK - I won't beat around the bush. It's probably the best gig we have ever played. We really worked hard to get ready for it, practicing a lot, thinking about the kind of set we wanted to play, and considering how we would present ourselves and all that bollocks. However, what's more important is that the atmposhphere was superb, with all three bands supporting each other and being appreciative of what each other does. The crowd were up for a good night, and seemed to realise that the best way to have a good time, is to simply have a good time! There were new friends, old friends, and friends we still haven't made yet, but they were all there, and EVERYBODY there helped to make the night fantastic. Big up to Ash the soundman too - top chap and superb at what he does.
Anyway, there's no Pete philosphy here - just a testiment to a fantastic night. Libby has got back home with a copy of the Mothership EP that I already have, and an instruction to me to complete my Taste of Shotgun collection... happy days!
Pete

3 Comments:
How do Piscoers!
A quick one from a fan a bit further North to say, in no particular order:
a) Hello
b) Very nice website. The old one was good, but this is good + 7. That is, I'm sure you're aware, high praise indeed.
c) Any chance of a gig further North at any point?
Really enjoying the MP3s. I will, I promise, buy the whole EP at some point, but until then I will continue to bop along to the pisco sound, particularly those backing vocals.
Finally, great to see libraries getting a mention on your web site. Everybody who is anybody knows that libraries are like record shops, but better cos you don't have to pay as much.
Adieu!
Hello lillian
How much further is a bit further north? Pontefract?
We have lots of lovely friends in The North and hope to be playing in glorious Newcastle before too long. Hopefully the Cluny or Head of Steam. Keep watching that website.
A.
Andreas,
Ah, not too far North. York is a short trek I believe.
However, this new interweb page of yours tells me you have a gig in Leeds soon, which sounds very promising. All being well, I may drop in.
By the way, I can't remember where pontefract is for the life of me. I can only think of cakes. Mmmm.
Adios!
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