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Latest Live Reviews
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Highway Blues
at the New Inn
reviewed by rabbit
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| "much too loud and patchy, they need more players to make an impression. Don`t give up you`re day jobs boys." |
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| Date of gig:
20 November 2004
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| Date of review:
30 November 2004
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SAL
at the Reckless Engineer
reviewed by Da Hack
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| "SAL are one of those bands you can't help but enjoy, and tonight they are on fine form. Vocalist Kat, makes eyes at the audience and every male (and a good few of the girls as well) go weak at the knees and prepare marriage proposals. But this is no one woman band. The atomic guitaring and ducks bum tight rythmn section are essential ingredients in the mix. Sounding like a mad mix between No Doubt, The Runaways and Poison they rock, they challenge and they blow your mind out. See them live and die happy. " |
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| Date of gig:
19 November 2004
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| Date of review:
30 November 2004
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Clemenza Kimble
at the Bunch Of Grapes
reviewed by trickster
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"i saw a stuning new Rock band the other week that just stuck i my head, they were called Clemenza Kimble and they brought a new sound to the "The Louisiana" Thursday 4th nov. Opening for (blueneck) and The Bearded Lady, but poofing they they were in no way the poor realations to the bands they supported. Clemenza Kimble whipped up a frenzy playing a mix of music the straddled across progressive rock, indie, punk, rock and blues in a coherent manner and in such a manner to give rise a new bastard sound. With songs that are still go round in my head weeks after the gig.
They played full set of songs previously unheard by any crowd managed to keep the attention of the gathering masses that turned out to see the bearded lady, they were a musical Tour de Force. i'm not lying when i say that Clememza Kimble are will worth seeing live, their musically powerful, tight and like no other band your likely to see in bristol at the moment. catch when the next play bristol, as i will. " |
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| Date of gig:
24 October 2004
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| Date of review:
30 November 2004
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Rock Resurrection
at the The Old Tavern
reviewed by Pony Express
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"Ah yes. Not strictly 'live music' but if you are fed up sitting in huge stadiums to see the band of your dreams in miniature then this is a good substitute.
The men running the Rock Resurrection Disco at The Old Tavern send round a 'request sheet' so you can just sit back and listen to the sounds of your choice or play air-guitar to your heart's content.
I'll be requesting some German Industrial Metal on 3 December - and will be forced to dance to it! Yeah - bloody marvelous." |
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| Date of gig:
05 November 2004
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| Date of review:
29 November 2004
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The Zig Zag Band
at the The Olympiad
reviewed by Benny
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| "The Zig-Zag Band put on a great show to save the evening, anyone who was there will know what I mean. Also, well done Solitaire for your set. As for the 2 bands who didn't turn up........ YOU DON'T DESERVE ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY TO PLAY LIVE AGAIN. " |
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| Date of gig:
20 November 2004
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| Date of review:
29 November 2004
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